Molon Labe - Grey

Molon Labe - GreyMolon Labe, is the defiant, iconic answer King Leonidas gave to Xerxes I when he was told to lay down his weapons at the Battle of Thermopylae in 486 BC. The best translation we have for Molon Labe is, Come and Take Them. Or, as Charlton Heston famously put it, "from my cold dead hands." Molon Labe is used among 2nd Amendment supporters to assure those who wish to infringe upon our right to Keep and Bear Arms that we will not give them up without a

Our country is a beautiful country with a rich history and a very diverse population

Yet all the while

This poster has a partly glossy

On June 17

Embedded into the wings of our National Bird

We feel like this will hurt some feelings so take it with a grain of salt

In the fall of 1851 the painting was shipped to the United States where it wowed audiences in New York City and the U

The Bedford Flag is the oldest extant battle flag of the American Revolution

This is our favorite flag design

Cheers to them

Stick to mugs for coffee

Look no further - this canvas print has a vivid