V For Victory! - WW2 T-Shirt

During WW2, the British and later the Americans started promoting "V for Victory." Churchill used the "peace sign" with his hands meaning V for Victory. Eventually it became a rallying cry. V for Victory was everywhere...stamps, posters, buttons, ads, notices, on products, on envelopes, etc. The Morse code to the left and right of the V was shorthand for Victory. DOT DOT DOT DASH. Design looks great on ANY color/style shirt or sweatshirt of your choosing! Also available in Women's, Children and Babies sizes, colors and styles. Can be placed on coffee mugs, posters, cell phone cases or tote bags or a slew of hundreds of items. WWII, victory, homefront, soldiers, veterans, England, Churchill, FDR, Truman, EasyCompany, BattleOfTheBulge, BattleofBritain, history, historical, fun, different, war, thoughtful, cool.