Brand: Unbranded Item: Vintage Detroit, Michigan souvenir felt pennant Color: Multicolor graphic on white field with red border and white hanging tabs Front design: Large red DETROIT text with Michigan script and illustrated city and travel scenes Landmarks featured: Renaissance Center, City of Detroit statue, assembly lines, convention arena, tunnel to Canada, Detroit Tigers, Detroit Zoo, Ambassador Bridge, horticultural building, Belle Isle Material: Printed felt pennant with triangular shape and two attached felt hanging straps Back side: Solid white felt with faint reverse image of the front graphics Keywords: Detroit pennant, Michigan souvenir, city skyline decor, felt wall hanging, travel memorabilia…
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Blue DETROIT CENTRAL TRAIN STATION Old Logo T Shirt Large Detroit Shirt Co.
Shirt is 100% cotton. Size is Large.…
Continue ReadingPIGEON MICHIGAN MI Antique Depression Glass Souvenir CUT TRINKET CREAMER
Up for sale is a beautiful, antique souvenir glassware piece. Type: Souvenir Glassware. No major structural cracks unless explicitly visible in photos. – Important Note on Condition: Antique glassware is inherently delicate and rarely flawless.…
Continue ReadingPORT HURON MICHIGAN MI Antique CITY HALL Souvenir China TRINKET CUP
Up for sale is a beautiful, antique souvenir glassware piece. Type: Souvenir Glassware. No major structural cracks unless explicitly visible in photos. – Important Note on Condition: Antique glassware is inherently delicate and rarely flawless.…
Continue ReadingVintage PENNANT Banner FORT WILKINS COPPER HARBOR MICHIGAN – Fast Shipper
This vintage pennant featuring Fort Wilkins – Copper Harbor, Michigan is a unique collectible item that would make a great addition to any Michigan or United States souvenir collection. The banner likely holds sentimental value for those who have visited the historic Fort Wilkins in Copper Harbor, and its vintage design adds a touch of nostalgia to any decor. With fast shipping available, this pennant banner offers a convenient way for collectors to acquire a piece of Michigan history.…
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