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Teddy Roosevelt from his Rough Rider days in our "Signature Series" design

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"Join or Die" Socks — Made in USA Small items Federalists and Antifederalists used theTaken from the original illustration in Franklins The Pennsylvania Gazette, May 9, 1754. Originally, a warning to the colonies, urging them to unite in defense against the French and their Native allies, and later used as an appeal to the states during the Revolutionary War. The rattlesnake segments are labeled, S. C., N. C., V., M., P., N. J., N. Y., and N. E. See additional information below. The socks: Woven in America with 75% Cotton, 22% Nylon,