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Mindblower Shirt
$26.45 - Mindblower Shirt
by Libertymaniacs
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$24.30 - Mindblower Shirt
by Libertymaniacs
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]]>$24.35$24.35g http://www.zazzle.com/freethinker_shirt-235055445050541573Sun, 28 Aug 2011 08:15:09 GMT<![CDATA[Freethinker Shirt]]>http://www.zazzle.com/freethinker_shirt-235055445050541573Libertymaniacs
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Freethinker Shirt
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Freethinker Shirt
by Libertymaniacs
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Freethinker Shirt
by Libertymaniacs
]]>$32.80$32.80g http://www.zazzle.com/freethinker_shirt-235726703473768698Sun, 28 Aug 2011 08:12:42 GMT<![CDATA[Freethinker Shirt]]>http://www.zazzle.com/freethinker_shirt-235726703473768698Libertymaniacs
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by Libertymaniacs
]]>$25.35$25.35g http://www.zazzle.com/freethinker_shirt-235284688184836186Sun, 28 Aug 2011 08:12:01 GMT<![CDATA[Freethinker Shirt]]>http://www.zazzle.com/freethinker_shirt-235284688184836186Libertymaniacs
Freethinker Shirt
by Libertymaniacs
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by Libertymaniacs
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Freethinker Shirt
by Libertymaniacs
]]>$26.45$26.45g http://www.zazzle.com/freethinker_shirt-235274769859289485Sun, 28 Aug 2011 08:10:31 GMT<![CDATA[Freethinker Shirt]]>http://www.zazzle.com/freethinker_shirt-235274769859289485Libertymaniacs
Freethinker Shirt
by Libertymaniacs
]]>$27.50$27.50g http://www.zazzle.com/freethinker_shirt-235929736313769474Sun, 28 Aug 2011 08:10:10 GMT<![CDATA[Freethinker Shirt]]>http://www.zazzle.com/freethinker_shirt-235929736313769474Libertymaniacs
Freethinker Shirt
by Libertymaniacs
]]>$24.30$24.30g http://www.zazzle.com/freethinker_shirt-235560821322088246Sun, 28 Aug 2011 08:09:43 GMT<![CDATA[Freethinker Shirt]]>http://www.zazzle.com/freethinker_shirt-235560821322088246Libertymaniacs
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by Libertymaniacs
]]>$25.35$25.35g http://www.zazzle.com/individualism_t_shirt-235856397013784460Tue, 18 Jan 2011 18:41:30 GMT<![CDATA[Individualism T-Shirt]]>http://www.zazzle.com/individualism_t_shirt-235856397013784460Libertymaniacs
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Born to Kill Tyranny Shirt
by Libertymaniacs
]]>$28.55$28.55g http://www.zazzle.com/born_to_kill_tyranny_shirt-235977492370742972Mon, 03 May 2010 20:01:23 GMT<![CDATA[Born to Kill Tyranny Shirt]]>http://www.zazzle.com/born_to_kill_tyranny_shirt-235977492370742972Libertymaniacs
Born to Kill Tyranny Shirt
by Libertymaniacs
]]>$26.45$26.45g http://www.zazzle.com/no_masters_no_slaves_graphic_shirt-235205194264655270Sat, 23 Jan 2010 20:01:49 GMT<![CDATA[No Masters No Slaves Graphic Shirt]]>http://www.zazzle.com/no_masters_no_slaves_graphic_shirt-235205194264655270Libertymaniacs
No Masters No Slaves Graphic Shirt
by Libertymaniacs
]]>$31.75
By the designer:

If you’re like me, you really appreciate vintage graphic t-shirts with an edgy look. I’m a sucker for designs with unusual visual impact that look like they’re from another age. However, so many cool t-shirt designs fall short when it comes to anything more than interesting aesthetics. If I’m going to wear a shirt, I want it to speak to me. Better yet, I want it so say something about me.

The America rebels like the “Liberty Boys” were known to wear clothes covered with the word “liberty” and super aggressive slogans like “liberty or death” on them. Not surprising considering they were to the point of revolt. Sounds like a tradition that needs a return.

With “No Masters, No Slaves”, I put together a bunch of symbolic imagery to build what I imagined Samuel Adam’s and his Sons of Liberty would have created as an emblem with the tools they had in the 18th Century—a sort of “lost logo” for a secret society of freedom fighters. Hell, I suppose you could consider these dudes “freedom street fighters.”

An ominous skull clad in a Roman emperor’s crown (Corona Radiata) watches over a morbid scene of the skeletal agent of tyranny holding a banner in one hand while executing a kneeling patriot excepting his fate through prayer. The Latin “libertas vel nex” or “liberty or death” surrounds.

On the head of the patriot rebel is a Pileus, or “liberty Cap” associated with the manumission of slaves who wore it upon their liberation. Evidence of manumission is below in the form of broken shackles, with the Latin motto haud dominus haud famulus below, or No Masters, No Slaves.

Above the scene are the hands of God emanating from the clouds, ready to grasp the rebel up, which was common imagery for period crests and heraldry.

Wicked looking? Yes. But shouldn’t cool liberty gear be?]]>$31.75g http://www.zazzle.com/no_masters_no_slaves_graphic_shirt-235828749964716373Sat, 23 Jan 2010 20:00:20 GMT<![CDATA[No Masters No Slaves Graphic Shirt]]>http://www.zazzle.com/no_masters_no_slaves_graphic_shirt-235828749964716373Libertymaniacs
No Masters No Slaves Graphic Shirt
by Libertymaniacs
]]>$42.30
By the designer:

If you’re like me, you really appreciate vintage graphic t-shirts with an edgy look. I’m a sucker for designs with unusual visual impact that look like they’re from another age. However, so many cool t-shirt designs fall short when it comes to anything more than interesting aesthetics. If I’m going to wear a shirt, I want it to speak to me. Better yet, I want it so say something about me.

The America rebels like the “Liberty Boys” were known to wear clothes covered with the word “liberty” and super aggressive slogans like “liberty or death” on them. Not surprising considering they were to the point of revolt. Sounds like a tradition that needs a return.

With “No Masters, No Slaves”, I put together a bunch of symbolic imagery to build what I imagined Samuel Adam’s and his Sons of Liberty would have created as an emblem with the tools they had in the 18th Century—a sort of “lost logo” for a secret society of freedom fighters. Hell, I suppose you could consider these dudes “freedom street fighters.”

An ominous skull clad in a Roman emperor’s crown (Corona Radiata) watches over a morbid scene of the skeletal agent of tyranny holding a banner in one hand while executing a kneeling patriot excepting his fate through prayer. The Latin “libertas vel nex” or “liberty or death” surrounds.

On the head of the patriot rebel is a Pileus, or “liberty Cap” associated with the manumission of slaves who wore it upon their liberation. Evidence of manumission is below in the form of broken shackles, with the Latin motto haud dominus haud famulus below, or No Masters, No Slaves.

Above the scene are the hands of God emanating from the clouds, ready to grasp the rebel up, which was common imagery for period crests and heraldry.

Wicked looking? Yes. But shouldn’t cool liberty gear be?]]>$42.30g http://www.zazzle.com/no_masters_no_slaves_graphic_shirt-235602152003089708Sat, 23 Jan 2010 19:58:56 GMT<![CDATA[No Masters No Slaves Graphic Shirt]]>http://www.zazzle.com/no_masters_no_slaves_graphic_shirt-235602152003089708Libertymaniacs
No Masters No Slaves Graphic Shirt
by Libertymaniacs
]]>$30.65
By the designer:

If you’re like me, you really appreciate vintage graphic t-shirts with an edgy look. I’m a sucker for designs with unusual visual impact that look like they’re from another age. However, so many cool t-shirt designs fall short when it comes to anything more than interesting aesthetics. If I’m going to wear a shirt, I want it to speak to me. Better yet, I want it so say something about me.

The America rebels like the “Liberty Boys” were known to wear clothes covered with the word “liberty” and super aggressive slogans like “liberty or death” on them. Not surprising considering they were to the point of revolt. Sounds like a tradition that needs a return.

With “No Masters, No Slaves”, I put together a bunch of symbolic imagery to build what I imagined Samuel Adam’s and his Sons of Liberty would have created as an emblem with the tools they had in the 18th Century—a sort of “lost logo” for a secret society of freedom fighters. Hell, I suppose you could consider these dudes “freedom street fighters.”

An ominous skull clad in a Roman emperor’s crown (Corona Radiata) watches over a morbid scene of the skeletal agent of tyranny holding a banner in one hand while executing a kneeling patriot excepting his fate through prayer. The Latin “libertas vel nex” or “liberty or death” surrounds.

On the head of the patriot rebel is a Pileus, or “liberty Cap” associated with the manumission of slaves who wore it upon their liberation. Evidence of manumission is below in the form of broken shackles, with the Latin motto haud dominus haud famulus below, or No Masters, No Slaves.

Above the scene are the hands of God emanating from the clouds, ready to grasp the rebel up, which was common imagery for period crests and heraldry.

Wicked looking? Yes. But shouldn’t cool liberty gear be?]]>$30.65g http://www.zazzle.com/no_masters_no_slaves_graphic_shirt-235226979653484065Sat, 23 Jan 2010 19:58:21 GMT<![CDATA[No Masters No Slaves Graphic Shirt]]>http://www.zazzle.com/no_masters_no_slaves_graphic_shirt-235226979653484065Libertymaniacs
No Masters No Slaves Graphic Shirt
by Libertymaniacs
]]>$42.30
By the designer:

If you’re like me, you really appreciate vintage graphic t-shirts with an edgy look. I’m a sucker for designs with unusual visual impact that look like they’re from another age. However, so many cool t-shirt designs fall short when it comes to anything more than interesting aesthetics. If I’m going to wear a shirt, I want it to speak to me. Better yet, I want it so say something about me.

The America rebels like the “Liberty Boys” were known to wear clothes covered with the word “liberty” and super aggressive slogans like “liberty or death” on them. Not surprising considering they were to the point of revolt. Sounds like a tradition that needs a return.

With “No Masters, No Slaves”, I put together a bunch of symbolic imagery to build what I imagined Samuel Adam’s and his Sons of Liberty would have created as an emblem with the tools they had in the 18th Century—a sort of “lost logo” for a secret society of freedom fighters. Hell, I suppose you could consider these dudes “freedom street fighters.”

An ominous skull clad in a Roman emperor’s crown (Corona Radiata) watches over a morbid scene of the skeletal agent of tyranny holding a banner in one hand while executing a kneeling patriot excepting his fate through prayer. The Latin “libertas vel nex” or “liberty or death” surrounds.

On the head of the patriot rebel is a Pileus, or “liberty Cap” associated with the manumission of slaves who wore it upon their liberation. Evidence of manumission is below in the form of broken shackles, with the Latin motto haud dominus haud famulus below, or No Masters, No Slaves.

Above the scene are the hands of God emanating from the clouds, ready to grasp the rebel up, which was common imagery for period crests and heraldry.

Wicked looking? Yes. But shouldn’t cool liberty gear be?]]>$42.30g http://www.zazzle.com/no_masters_no_slaves_graphic_shirt-235126847956527376Sat, 23 Jan 2010 19:55:53 GMT<![CDATA[No Masters No Slaves Graphic Shirt]]>http://www.zazzle.com/no_masters_no_slaves_graphic_shirt-235126847956527376Libertymaniacs
No Masters No Slaves Graphic Shirt
by Libertymaniacs
]]>$25.35
By the designer:

If you’re like me, you really appreciate vintage graphic t-shirts with an edgy look. I’m a sucker for designs with unusual visual impact that look like they’re from another age. However, so many cool t-shirt designs fall short when it comes to anything more than interesting aesthetics. If I’m going to wear a shirt, I want it to speak to me. Better yet, I want it so say something about me.

The America rebels like the “Liberty Boys” were known to wear clothes covered with the word “liberty” and super aggressive slogans like “liberty or death” on them. Not surprising considering they were to the point of revolt. Sounds like a tradition that needs a return.

With “No Masters, No Slaves”, I put together a bunch of symbolic imagery to build what I imagined Samuel Adam’s and his Sons of Liberty would have created as an emblem with the tools they had in the 18th Century—a sort of “lost logo” for a secret society of freedom fighters. Hell, I suppose you could consider these dudes “freedom street fighters.”

An ominous skull clad in a Roman emperor’s crown (Corona Radiata) watches over a morbid scene of the skeletal agent of tyranny holding a banner in one hand while executing a kneeling patriot excepting his fate through prayer. The Latin “libertas vel nex” or “liberty or death” surrounds.

On the head of the patriot rebel is a Pileus, or “liberty Cap” associated with the manumission of slaves who wore it upon their liberation. Evidence of manumission is below in the form of broken shackles, with the Latin motto haud dominus haud famulus below, or No Masters, No Slaves.

Above the scene are the hands of God emanating from the clouds, ready to grasp the rebel up, which was common imagery for period crests and heraldry.

Wicked looking? Yes. But shouldn’t cool liberty gear be?]]>$25.35g http://www.zazzle.com/american_letter_mail_company_shirt-235715612365811475Fri, 22 Jan 2010 18:15:43 GMT<![CDATA[American Letter Mail Company Shirt]]>http://www.zazzle.com/american_letter_mail_company_shirt-235715612365811475Libertymaniacs
American Letter Mail Company Shirt
by Libertymaniacs
]]>$26.45$26.45g http://www.zazzle.com/american_letter_mail_company_shirt-235358295298168434Fri, 22 Jan 2010 18:15:05 GMT<![CDATA[American Letter Mail Company Shirt]]>http://www.zazzle.com/american_letter_mail_company_shirt-235358295298168434Libertymaniacs
American Letter Mail Company Shirt
by Libertymaniacs
]]>$20.10$20.10g http://www.zazzle.com/declaration_graphic_t_shirt-235599904804543620Sun, 10 Jan 2010 06:27:54 GMT<![CDATA[Declaration Graphic t-shirt]]>http://www.zazzle.com/declaration_graphic_t_shirt-235599904804543620Libertymaniacs
Declaration Graphic t-shirt
by Libertymaniacs
]]>$25.35$25.35g http://www.zazzle.com/declaration_graphic_t_shirt-235221701768681783Sun, 10 Jan 2010 06:27:30 GMT<![CDATA[Declaration Graphic t-shirt]]>http://www.zazzle.com/declaration_graphic_t_shirt-235221701768681783Libertymaniacs
Declaration Graphic t-shirt
by Libertymaniacs
]]>$26.45$26.45g http://www.zazzle.com/freethinker_shirt-235663594065160474Sun, 13 Dec 2009 16:52:58 GMT<![CDATA[Freethinker Shirt]]>http://www.zazzle.com/freethinker_shirt-235663594065160474Libertymaniacs
Freethinker Shirt
by Libertymaniacs
]]>$21.15$21.15g http://www.zazzle.com/no_masters_no_slaves_graphic_shirt-235014910876691701Sun, 06 Dec 2009 22:37:48 GMT<![CDATA[No Masters No Slaves Graphic Shirt]]>http://www.zazzle.com/no_masters_no_slaves_graphic_shirt-235014910876691701Libertymaniacs
No Masters No Slaves Graphic Shirt
by Libertymaniacs
]]>$47.65
By the designer:

If you’re like me, you really appreciate vintage graphic t-shirts with an edgy look. I’m a sucker for designs with unusual visual impact that look like they’re from another age. However, so many cool t-shirt designs fall short when it comes to anything more than interesting aesthetics. If I’m going to wear a shirt, I want it to speak to me. Better yet, I want it so say something about me.

The America rebels like the “Liberty Boys” were known to wear clothes covered with the word “liberty” and super aggressive slogans like “liberty or death” on them. Not surprising considering they were to the point of revolt. Sounds like a tradition that needs a return.

With “No Masters, No Slaves”, I put together a bunch of symbolic imagery to build what I imagined Samuel Adam’s and his Sons of Liberty would have created as an emblem with the tools they had in the 18th Century—a sort of “lost logo” for a secret society of freedom fighters. Hell, I suppose you could consider these dudes “freedom street fighters.”

An ominous skull clad in a Roman emperor’s crown (Corona Radiata) watches over a morbid scene of the skeletal agent of tyranny holding a banner in one hand while executing a kneeling patriot excepting his fate through prayer. The Latin “libertas vel nex” or “liberty or death” surrounds.

On the head of the patriot rebel is a Pileus, or “liberty Cap” associated with the manumission of slaves who wore it upon their liberation. Evidence of manumission is below in the form of broken shackles, with the Latin motto haud dominus haud famulus below, or No Masters, No Slaves.

Above the scene are the hands of God emanating from the clouds, ready to grasp the rebel up, which was common imagery for period crests and heraldry.

Wicked looking? Yes. But shouldn’t cool liberty gear be?]]>$47.65g http://www.zazzle.com/no_masters_no_slaves_graphic_shirt-235932353383662728Sat, 21 Nov 2009 16:34:34 GMT<![CDATA[No Masters No Slaves Graphic Shirt]]>http://www.zazzle.com/no_masters_no_slaves_graphic_shirt-235932353383662728Libertymaniacs
No Masters No Slaves Graphic Shirt
by Libertymaniacs
]]>$20.10
By the designer:

If you’re like me, you really appreciate vintage graphic t-shirts with an edgy look. I’m a sucker for designs with unusual visual impact that look like they’re from another age. However, so many cool t-shirt designs fall short when it comes to anything more than interesting aesthetics. If I’m going to wear a shirt, I want it to speak to me. Better yet, I want it so say something about me.

The America rebels like the “Liberty Boys” were known to wear clothes covered with the word “liberty” and super aggressive slogans like “liberty or death” on them. Not surprising considering they were to the point of revolt. Sounds like a tradition that needs a return.

With “No Masters, No Slaves”, I put together a bunch of symbolic imagery to build what I imagined Samuel Adam’s and his Sons of Liberty would have created as an emblem with the tools they had in the 18th Century—a sort of “lost logo” for a secret society of freedom fighters. Hell, I suppose you could consider these dudes “freedom street fighters.”

An ominous skull clad in a Roman emperor’s crown (Corona Radiata) watches over a morbid scene of the skeletal agent of tyranny holding a banner in one hand while executing a kneeling patriot excepting his fate through prayer. The Latin “libertas vel nex” or “liberty or death” surrounds.

On the head of the patriot rebel is a Pileus, or “liberty Cap” associated with the manumission of slaves who wore it upon their liberation. Evidence of manumission is below in the form of broken shackles, with the Latin motto haud dominus haud famulus below, or No Masters, No Slaves.

Above the scene are the hands of God emanating from the clouds, ready to grasp the rebel up, which was common imagery for period crests and heraldry.

Wicked looking? Yes. But shouldn’t cool liberty gear be?]]>$20.10g http://www.zazzle.com/no_masters_no_slaves_graphic_shirt-235966715821802852Sat, 21 Nov 2009 16:34:04 GMT<![CDATA[No Masters No Slaves Graphic Shirt]]>http://www.zazzle.com/no_masters_no_slaves_graphic_shirt-235966715821802852Libertymaniacs
No Masters No Slaves Graphic Shirt
by Libertymaniacs
]]>$20.10
By the designer:

If you’re like me, you really appreciate vintage graphic t-shirts with an edgy look. I’m a sucker for designs with unusual visual impact that look like they’re from another age. However, so many cool t-shirt designs fall short when it comes to anything more than interesting aesthetics. If I’m going to wear a shirt, I want it to speak to me. Better yet, I want it so say something about me.

The America rebels like the “Liberty Boys” were known to wear clothes covered with the word “liberty” and super aggressive slogans like “liberty or death” on them. Not surprising considering they were to the point of revolt. Sounds like a tradition that needs a return.

With “No Masters, No Slaves”, I put together a bunch of symbolic imagery to build what I imagined Samuel Adam’s and his Sons of Liberty would have created as an emblem with the tools they had in the 18th Century—a sort of “lost logo” for a secret society of freedom fighters. Hell, I suppose you could consider these dudes “freedom street fighters.”

An ominous skull clad in a Roman emperor’s crown (Corona Radiata) watches over a morbid scene of the skeletal agent of tyranny holding a banner in one hand while executing a kneeling patriot excepting his fate through prayer. The Latin “libertas vel nex” or “liberty or death” surrounds.

On the head of the patriot rebel is a Pileus, or “liberty Cap” associated with the manumission of slaves who wore it upon their liberation. Evidence of manumission is below in the form of broken shackles, with the Latin motto haud dominus haud famulus below, or No Masters, No Slaves.

Above the scene are the hands of God emanating from the clouds, ready to grasp the rebel up, which was common imagery for period crests and heraldry.

Wicked looking? Yes. But shouldn’t cool liberty gear be?]]>$20.10g http://www.zazzle.com/no_masters_no_slaves_graphic_shirt-235520246044477175Sat, 21 Nov 2009 16:33:07 GMT<![CDATA[No Masters No Slaves Graphic Shirt]]>http://www.zazzle.com/no_masters_no_slaves_graphic_shirt-235520246044477175Libertymaniacs
No Masters No Slaves Graphic Shirt
by Libertymaniacs
]]>$25.35
By the designer:

If you’re like me, you really appreciate vintage graphic t-shirts with an edgy look. I’m a sucker for designs with unusual visual impact that look like they’re from another age. However, so many cool t-shirt designs fall short when it comes to anything more than interesting aesthetics. If I’m going to wear a shirt, I want it to speak to me. Better yet, I want it so say something about me.

The America rebels like the “Liberty Boys” were known to wear clothes covered with the word “liberty” and super aggressive slogans like “liberty or death” on them. Not surprising considering they were to the point of revolt. Sounds like a tradition that needs a return.

With “No Masters, No Slaves”, I put together a bunch of symbolic imagery to build what I imagined Samuel Adam’s and his Sons of Liberty would have created as an emblem with the tools they had in the 18th Century—a sort of “lost logo” for a secret society of freedom fighters. Hell, I suppose you could consider these dudes “freedom street fighters.”

An ominous skull clad in a Roman emperor’s crown (Corona Radiata) watches over a morbid scene of the skeletal agent of tyranny holding a banner in one hand while executing a kneeling patriot excepting his fate through prayer. The Latin “libertas vel nex” or “liberty or death” surrounds.

On the head of the patriot rebel is a Pileus, or “liberty Cap” associated with the manumission of slaves who wore it upon their liberation. Evidence of manumission is below in the form of broken shackles, with the Latin motto haud dominus haud famulus below, or No Masters, No Slaves.

Above the scene are the hands of God emanating from the clouds, ready to grasp the rebel up, which was common imagery for period crests and heraldry.

Wicked looking? Yes. But shouldn’t cool liberty gear be?]]>$25.35g http://www.zazzle.com/no_masters_no_slaves_graphic_shirt-235309150783389544Sat, 21 Nov 2009 16:32:39 GMT<![CDATA[No Masters No Slaves Graphic Shirt]]>http://www.zazzle.com/no_masters_no_slaves_graphic_shirt-235309150783389544Libertymaniacs
No Masters No Slaves Graphic Shirt
by Libertymaniacs
]]>$29.60
By the designer:

If you’re like me, you really appreciate vintage graphic t-shirts with an edgy look. I’m a sucker for designs with unusual visual impact that look like they’re from another age. However, so many cool t-shirt designs fall short when it comes to anything more than interesting aesthetics. If I’m going to wear a shirt, I want it to speak to me. Better yet, I want it so say something about me.

The America rebels like the “Liberty Boys” were known to wear clothes covered with the word “liberty” and super aggressive slogans like “liberty or death” on them. Not surprising considering they were to the point of revolt. Sounds like a tradition that needs a return.

With “No Masters, No Slaves”, I put together a bunch of symbolic imagery to build what I imagined Samuel Adam’s and his Sons of Liberty would have created as an emblem with the tools they had in the 18th Century—a sort of “lost logo” for a secret society of freedom fighters. Hell, I suppose you could consider these dudes “freedom street fighters.”

An ominous skull clad in a Roman emperor’s crown (Corona Radiata) watches over a morbid scene of the skeletal agent of tyranny holding a banner in one hand while executing a kneeling patriot excepting his fate through prayer. The Latin “libertas vel nex” or “liberty or death” surrounds.

On the head of the patriot rebel is a Pileus, or “liberty Cap” associated with the manumission of slaves who wore it upon their liberation. Evidence of manumission is below in the form of broken shackles, with the Latin motto haud dominus haud famulus below, or No Masters, No Slaves.

Above the scene are the hands of God emanating from the clouds, ready to grasp the rebel up, which was common imagery for period crests and heraldry.

Wicked looking? Yes. But shouldn’t cool liberty gear be?]]>$29.60g http://www.zazzle.com/no_masters_no_slaves_graphic_shirt-235469373385176854Sat, 14 Nov 2009 22:14:36 GMT<![CDATA[No Masters No Slaves Graphic Shirt]]>http://www.zazzle.com/no_masters_no_slaves_graphic_shirt-235469373385176854Libertymaniacs
No Masters No Slaves Graphic Shirt
by Libertymaniacs
]]>$20.10
By the designer:

If you’re like me, you really appreciate vintage graphic t-shirts with an edgy look. I’m a sucker for designs with unusual visual impact that look like they’re from another age. However, so many cool t-shirt designs fall short when it comes to anything more than interesting aesthetics. If I’m going to wear a shirt, I want it to speak to me. Better yet, I want it so say something about me.

The America rebels like the “Liberty Boys” were known to wear clothes covered with the word “liberty” and super aggressive slogans like “liberty or death” on them. Not surprising considering they were to the point of revolt. Sounds like a tradition that needs a return.

With “No Masters, No Slaves”, I put together a bunch of symbolic imagery to build what I imagined Samuel Adam’s and his Sons of Liberty would have created as an emblem with the tools they had in the 18th Century—a sort of “lost logo” for a secret society of freedom fighters. Hell, I suppose you could consider these dudes “freedom street fighters.”

An ominous skull clad in a Roman emperor’s crown (Corona Radiata) watches over a morbid scene of the skeletal agent of tyranny holding a banner in one hand while executing a kneeling patriot excepting his fate through prayer. The Latin “libertas vel nex” or “liberty or death” surrounds.

On the head of the patriot rebel is a Pileus, or “liberty Cap” associated with the manumission of slaves who wore it upon their liberation. Evidence of manumission is below in the form of broken shackles, with the Latin motto haud dominus haud famulus below, or No Masters, No Slaves.

Above the scene are the hands of God emanating from the clouds, ready to grasp the rebel up, which was common imagery for period crests and heraldry.

Wicked looking? Yes. But shouldn’t cool liberty gear be?]]>$20.10g http://www.zazzle.com/no_masters_no_slaves_graphic_shirt-235278530105158279Sat, 14 Nov 2009 22:12:04 GMT<![CDATA[No Masters No Slaves Graphic Shirt]]>http://www.zazzle.com/no_masters_no_slaves_graphic_shirt-235278530105158279Libertymaniacs
No Masters No Slaves Graphic Shirt
by Libertymaniacs
]]>$25.35
By the designer:

If you’re like me, you really appreciate vintage graphic t-shirts with an edgy look. I’m a sucker for designs with unusual visual impact that look like they’re from another age. However, so many cool t-shirt designs fall short when it comes to anything more than interesting aesthetics. If I’m going to wear a shirt, I want it to speak to me. Better yet, I want it so say something about me.

The America rebels like the “Liberty Boys” were known to wear clothes covered with the word “liberty” and super aggressive slogans like “liberty or death” on them. Not surprising considering they were to the point of revolt. Sounds like a tradition that needs a return.

With “No Masters, No Slaves”, I put together a bunch of symbolic imagery to build what I imagined Samuel Adam’s and his Sons of Liberty would have created as an emblem with the tools they had in the 18th Century—a sort of “lost logo” for a secret society of freedom fighters. Hell, I suppose you could consider these dudes “freedom street fighters.”

An ominous skull clad in a Roman emperor’s crown (Corona Radiata) watches over a morbid scene of the skeletal agent of tyranny holding a banner in one hand while executing a kneeling patriot excepting his fate through prayer. The Latin “libertas vel nex” or “liberty or death” surrounds.

On the head of the patriot rebel is a Pileus, or “liberty Cap” associated with the manumission of slaves who wore it upon their liberation. Evidence of manumission is below in the form of broken shackles, with the Latin motto haud dominus haud famulus below, or No Masters, No Slaves.

Above the scene are the hands of God emanating from the clouds, ready to grasp the rebel up, which was common imagery for period crests and heraldry.

Wicked looking? Yes. But shouldn’t cool liberty gear be?]]>$25.35g http://www.zazzle.com/no_masters_no_slaves_graphic_shirt-235684845921157810Sat, 14 Nov 2009 22:10:44 GMT<![CDATA[No Masters No Slaves Graphic Shirt]]>http://www.zazzle.com/no_masters_no_slaves_graphic_shirt-235684845921157810Libertymaniacs
No Masters No Slaves Graphic Shirt
by Libertymaniacs
]]>$26.45
By the designer:

If you’re like me, you really appreciate vintage graphic t-shirts with an edgy look. I’m a sucker for designs with unusual visual impact that look like they’re from another age. However, so many cool t-shirt designs fall short when it comes to anything more than interesting aesthetics. If I’m going to wear a shirt, I want it to speak to me. Better yet, I want it so say something about me.

The America rebels like the “Liberty Boys” were known to wear clothes covered with the word “liberty” and super aggressive slogans like “liberty or death” on them. Not surprising considering they were to the point of revolt. Sounds like a tradition that needs a return.

With “No Masters, No Slaves”, I put together a bunch of symbolic imagery to build what I imagined Samuel Adam’s and his Sons of Liberty would have created as an emblem with the tools they had in the 18th Century—a sort of “lost logo” for a secret society of freedom fighters. Hell, I suppose you could consider these dudes “freedom street fighters.”

An ominous skull clad in a Roman emperor’s crown (Corona Radiata) watches over a morbid scene of the skeletal agent of tyranny holding a banner in one hand while executing a kneeling patriot excepting his fate through prayer. The Latin “libertas vel nex” or “liberty or death” surrounds.

On the head of the patriot rebel is a Pileus, or “liberty Cap” associated with the manumission of slaves who wore it upon their liberation. Evidence of manumission is below in the form of broken shackles, with the Latin motto haud dominus haud famulus below, or No Masters, No Slaves.

Above the scene are the hands of God emanating from the clouds, ready to grasp the rebel up, which was common imagery for period crests and heraldry.

Wicked looking? Yes. But shouldn’t cool liberty gear be?]]>$26.45g http://www.zazzle.com/no_masters_no_slaves_graphic_shirt-235993847884318148Sat, 14 Nov 2009 22:09:57 GMT<![CDATA[No Masters No Slaves Graphic Shirt]]>http://www.zazzle.com/no_masters_no_slaves_graphic_shirt-235993847884318148Libertymaniacs
No Masters No Slaves Graphic Shirt
by Libertymaniacs
]]>$24.30
By the designer:

If you’re like me, you really appreciate vintage graphic t-shirts with an edgy look. I’m a sucker for designs with unusual visual impact that look like they’re from another age. However, so many cool t-shirt designs fall short when it comes to anything more than interesting aesthetics. If I’m going to wear a shirt, I want it to speak to me. Better yet, I want it so say something about me.

The America rebels like the “Liberty Boys” were known to wear clothes covered with the word “liberty” and super aggressive slogans like “liberty or death” on them. Not surprising considering they were to the point of revolt. Sounds like a tradition that needs a return.

With “No Masters, No Slaves”, I put together a bunch of symbolic imagery to build what I imagined Samuel Adam’s and his Sons of Liberty would have created as an emblem with the tools they had in the 18th Century—a sort of “lost logo” for a secret society of freedom fighters. Hell, I suppose you could consider these dudes “freedom street fighters.”

An ominous skull clad in a Roman emperor’s crown (Corona Radiata) watches over a morbid scene of the skeletal agent of tyranny holding a banner in one hand while executing a kneeling patriot excepting his fate through prayer. The Latin “libertas vel nex” or “liberty or death” surrounds.

On the head of the patriot rebel is a Pileus, or “liberty Cap” associated with the manumission of slaves who wore it upon their liberation. Evidence of manumission is below in the form of broken shackles, with the Latin motto haud dominus haud famulus below, or No Masters, No Slaves.

Above the scene are the hands of God emanating from the clouds, ready to grasp the rebel up, which was common imagery for period crests and heraldry.

Wicked looking? Yes. But shouldn’t cool liberty gear be?]]>$24.30g http://www.zazzle.com/no_masters_no_slaves_graphic_shirt-235933688227856211Sat, 14 Nov 2009 22:09:18 GMT<![CDATA[No Masters No Slaves Graphic Shirt]]>http://www.zazzle.com/no_masters_no_slaves_graphic_shirt-235933688227856211Libertymaniacs
No Masters No Slaves Graphic Shirt
by Libertymaniacs
]]>$32.80
By the designer:

If you’re like me, you really appreciate vintage graphic t-shirts with an edgy look. I’m a sucker for designs with unusual visual impact that look like they’re from another age. However, so many cool t-shirt designs fall short when it comes to anything more than interesting aesthetics. If I’m going to wear a shirt, I want it to speak to me. Better yet, I want it so say something about me.

The America rebels like the “Liberty Boys” were known to wear clothes covered with the word “liberty” and super aggressive slogans like “liberty or death” on them. Not surprising considering they were to the point of revolt. Sounds like a tradition that needs a return.

With “No Masters, No Slaves”, I put together a bunch of symbolic imagery to build what I imagined Samuel Adam’s and his Sons of Liberty would have created as an emblem with the tools they had in the 18th Century—a sort of “lost logo” for a secret society of freedom fighters. Hell, I suppose you could consider these dudes “freedom street fighters.”

An ominous skull clad in a Roman emperor’s crown (Corona Radiata) watches over a morbid scene of the skeletal agent of tyranny holding a banner in one hand while executing a kneeling patriot excepting his fate through prayer. The Latin “libertas vel nex” or “liberty or death” surrounds.

On the head of the patriot rebel is a Pileus, or “liberty Cap” associated with the manumission of slaves who wore it upon their liberation. Evidence of manumission is below in the form of broken shackles, with the Latin motto haud dominus haud famulus below, or No Masters, No Slaves.

Above the scene are the hands of God emanating from the clouds, ready to grasp the rebel up, which was common imagery for period crests and heraldry.

Wicked looking? Yes. But shouldn’t cool liberty gear be?]]>$32.80g http://www.zazzle.com/no_masters_no_slaves_graphic_shirt-235692025044237313Sat, 14 Nov 2009 22:07:14 GMT<![CDATA[No Masters No Slaves Graphic Shirt]]>http://www.zazzle.com/no_masters_no_slaves_graphic_shirt-235692025044237313Libertymaniacs
No Masters No Slaves Graphic Shirt
by Libertymaniacs
]]>$26.45
By the designer:

If you’re like me, you really appreciate vintage graphic t-shirts with an edgy look. I’m a sucker for designs with unusual visual impact that look like they’re from another age. However, so many cool t-shirt designs fall short when it comes to anything more than interesting aesthetics. If I’m going to wear a shirt, I want it to speak to me. Better yet, I want it so say something about me.

The America rebels like the “Liberty Boys” were known to wear clothes covered with the word “liberty” and super aggressive slogans like “liberty or death” on them. Not surprising considering they were to the point of revolt. Sounds like a tradition that needs a return.

With “No Masters, No Slaves”, I put together a bunch of symbolic imagery to build what I imagined Samuel Adam’s and his Sons of Liberty would have created as an emblem with the tools they had in the 18th Century—a sort of “lost logo” for a secret society of freedom fighters. Hell, I suppose you could consider these dudes “freedom street fighters.”

An ominous skull clad in a Roman emperor’s crown (Corona Radiata) watches over a morbid scene of the skeletal agent of tyranny holding a banner in one hand while executing a kneeling patriot excepting his fate through prayer. The Latin “libertas vel nex” or “liberty or death” surrounds.

On the head of the patriot rebel is a Pileus, or “liberty Cap” associated with the manumission of slaves who wore it upon their liberation. Evidence of manumission is below in the form of broken shackles, with the Latin motto haud dominus haud famulus below, or No Masters, No Slaves.

Above the scene are the hands of God emanating from the clouds, ready to grasp the rebel up, which was common imagery for period crests and heraldry.

Wicked looking? Yes. But shouldn’t cool liberty gear be?]]>$26.45g http://www.zazzle.com/freethinker_shirt-235431024655806387Thu, 08 Oct 2009 02:16:29 GMT<![CDATA[Freethinker Shirt]]>http://www.zazzle.com/freethinker_shirt-235431024655806387Libertymaniacs
Freethinker Shirt
by Libertymaniacs
]]>$21.15$21.15g http://www.zazzle.com/freethinker_shirt-235524260713572802Thu, 08 Oct 2009 02:15:57 GMT<![CDATA[Freethinker Shirt]]>http://www.zazzle.com/freethinker_shirt-235524260713572802Libertymaniacs
Freethinker Shirt
by Libertymaniacs
]]>$22.25$22.25g http://www.zazzle.com/freethinker_shirt-235572787145863654Thu, 08 Oct 2009 02:14:22 GMT<![CDATA[Freethinker Shirt]]>http://www.zazzle.com/freethinker_shirt-235572787145863654Libertymaniacs
Freethinker Shirt
by Libertymaniacs
]]>$37.00$37.00g http://www.zazzle.com/laissez_faire_t_shirt-235422873902950417Sat, 25 Jul 2009 00:24:10 GMT<![CDATA[Laissez-faire T-Shirt]]>http://www.zazzle.com/laissez_faire_t_shirt-235422873902950417Libertymaniacs
Laissez-faire T-Shirt
by Libertymaniacs
]]>$34.90
Customizable.]]>$34.90g http://www.zazzle.com/laissez_faire_t_shirt-235776966811846001Sat, 25 Jul 2009 00:21:34 GMT<![CDATA[Laissez-faire T-Shirt]]>http://www.zazzle.com/laissez_faire_t_shirt-235776966811846001Libertymaniacs
Laissez-faire T-Shirt
by Libertymaniacs
]]>$31.75
Customizable.]]>$31.75g http://www.zazzle.com/laissez_faire_t_shirt-235545367670674739Wed, 03 Jun 2009 04:34:58 GMT<![CDATA[Laissez-faire T-Shirt]]>http://www.zazzle.com/laissez_faire_t_shirt-235545367670674739Libertymaniacs
Laissez-faire T-Shirt
by Libertymaniacs
]]>$29.60
Customizable.]]>$29.60g http://www.zazzle.com/laissez_faire_t_shirt-235815980865509053Tue, 02 Jun 2009 09:31:52 GMT<![CDATA[Laissez-faire T-Shirt]]>http://www.zazzle.com/laissez_faire_t_shirt-235815980865509053Libertymaniacs
Laissez-faire T-Shirt
by Libertymaniacs
]]>$20.10
Customizable.]]>$20.10g http://www.zazzle.com/laissez_faire_t_shirt-235374682769612968Tue, 02 Jun 2009 09:30:35 GMT<![CDATA[Laissez-faire T-Shirt]]>http://www.zazzle.com/laissez_faire_t_shirt-235374682769612968Libertymaniacs
Laissez-faire T-Shirt
by Libertymaniacs
]]>$30.65
Customizable.]]>$30.65g http://www.zazzle.com/laissez_faire_t_shirt-235743789824906755Tue, 02 Jun 2009 09:29:51 GMT<![CDATA[Laissez-faire T-Shirt]]>http://www.zazzle.com/laissez_faire_t_shirt-235743789824906755Libertymaniacs
Laissez-faire T-Shirt
by Libertymaniacs
]]>$29.60
Customizable.]]>$29.60g http://www.zazzle.com/laissez_faire_t_shirt-235224827060550329Tue, 02 Jun 2009 09:19:49 GMT<![CDATA[Laissez-faire T-Shirt]]>http://www.zazzle.com/laissez_faire_t_shirt-235224827060550329Libertymaniacs
Laissez-faire T-Shirt
by Libertymaniacs
]]>$33.90
Customizable.]]>$33.90g