Our new D-Day shirt is packed with historical references.

Over the left chest, a tattered US flag that was on Landing craft Control 60, which landed men on Omaha Beach on D-Day. On the back, elements from several aspects of the landing.

Our original design, available exclusively at The History List store, commemorates the 250th anniversary of the Boston Tea Party on December 16, 1773 with the three ships and text from what John Adams wrote in his diary the following day:

The People should never rise, without doing something to be remembered

Our original design with Teddy Roosevelt's deeply moving passage, "The Man in the Arena" from his "Citizenship in a Republic" speech.

Printed on archival paper with archival inks and available unframed and framed.

Available in two sizes: 12" x 15" and 19" x 24"

Our original design includes the Sherman Cobra King that broke through to link up with the 101st and five historical references. In the Battle of the Bulge, the United States suffered more fatalities (19,276), than in any other battle in the war, including Okinawa, Guadalcanal, and Iwo Jima.

A powerful infographic showing the passengers of the Mayflower, named and grouped by family, and those who made it to the First Thanksgiving one year later.

Considered "the most desirable printed map of the Revolution in New England" by a dealer in rare maps, this print of Henry Pelham's aquatint map is available for the first time as an archival print at 100% of the original size of 41" x 27.5".

We are also offering a smaller version at 24" x 16" framed or unframed.

Offered through special arrangement with The Henry Francis du Pont Winterthur Museum, owners of the painting, in celebration of the 240th anniversary of the signing this year. Archival prints available in two sizes, including optional framing.

Our exclusive design recognizes the "Irish Brigade's" contribution during the Civil War. 

Crafted in America from 100% premium combed cotton, this isn't just another printed design; it's intricately woven into the very fabric of the blanket itself.

Our original design recognizes the Victory at Midway and is packed with meaning for people who love the history of WWII, including detailed profiles of the carriers as they were during this battle; the primary planes used; the islands, with "AF" marked on them; the dates of the battle; and, the 48-star American flag that flew on the USSEnterprise.

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"I wanted something to keep commemorating the Voyage of the Mayflower. I got the Magnet, the Poster and the Most Wonderful Blanket! All three are extremely well made and very beautiful." — John W.S.