Pam's Hallmark

SHIRT FEATURES THE MARYLAND FLAG, THE ICONIC RED TRUCK AND 3 CUTE PUPS!

Another great fall design to add to your collection of Maryland Simply Southern shirts and would make a great gift for your friends and relatives!

This item is exclusive to Banner's and Pam's Hallmark retail stores and pamshallmark.com.

Long Sleeve, Crew Neck. Simply Southern, 100% Cotton in Unisex Sizes

Front left chest features a Maryland flag truck.

Back design features the phrase "Maryland Thankful & Blessed"   Under the heading sits a old red truck, with three adorable pups and the Maryland state flag.  Of course pumpkins are on the ground and black-eyed susan blooms float beside.

Right sleeve includes the flag truck and the words "Thankful & Blessed".

Shirt sizes are unisex Small, Medium, Large, XL and 2XL.

Shirt color is called "Army".  We think it looks like a greenish, brownish, grayish mud.  Remember, shirt colors often vary slightly from what appears on your phone or computer.

The White House Historical Association’s 2024 Annual Ornament commemorates the presidency of Jimmy Carter, the 39th President of the United States. A symbol of hope, the distinctive anchor shape represents Carter’s service in the United States Navy. He is the only president to have attended the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland. The view of the North Portico is accompanied by doves, symbols of President Carter’s peacemaking efforts while in the White House, which culminated in the Camp David Accords. The poinsettias recall the colorful holiday decor at the White House during his presidency.  The reverse of the ornament features several additional motifs related to Carter’s life and legacy.

The submarine pictured near the top of the anchor is the Seawolf-class USS Jimmy Carter (SSN-23) commissioned by the U.S. Navy in 2005; Carter is the only president to have qualified on submarines. The globe signifies Carter’s life-long commitment to the environment. During his presidency, he used executive authority to protect natural resources and lands, signed legislation to create national parks, and promoted energy conservation. The globe also symbolizes Carter’s eff orts to secure world peace as a president and as a private citizen. In 2002, he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for this work, which continues through the Carter Center. Embellishing the lower anchor are peanuts and their yellow blossoms, a reminder of Carter’s years as a farmer and businessman in Plains, Georgia.