America’s Auto Trails and Historic Highway Pole Markers — 11" x 14" Poster Super heroes and Robert G

and Robert G

and a light red poly-cotton shirt using dark blue ink and white stars

he spent 1966-67 living in Saigon in the household of a top-ranking Vietnamese royal family while working as a researcher for the Air Force’s Project CHECO

" on the front and Teddy Roosevelt from his Rough Rider days  along with the text “Rough Riders” across the yoke in the back

3 oz 100% cotton shirt from Gildan

America’s Auto Trails and Historic Highway Pole Markers — 11" x 14" Poster Super heroes and Robert GAmerica's historic highway pole markers and signs, from a book of auto trails published in 1921. All proceeds go to the non profit organization, The Pursuit of History. More on that below. Before the interstate highway system, there were "auto trails," often marked by painting colored stripes on the telephone or electrical poles along the road. As regions realized the economic benefit of auto travelers, they added catchy names and promoted these