1895 Automobile Patent Shirt

For the car lover: the 1895 road engine automobile patent, a horseless carriage with an engine under the seat, printed on a soft unisex tee. George B. Selden's road-engine patent, filed in 1879 and granted in 1895, was famously used to demand royalties from early carmakers until a court limited it in 1911. THE DESIGN - Road Engine Automobile, U.S. Patent No. 549,160, granted November 5, 1895 to George B. Selden - Restored vintage line art, with fine lines thickened so the drawing prints crisp on fabric - Title block with the invention name, patent number and year - White line art on dark shirts THE SHIRT - Soft, lightweight unisex jersey tee, printed to order (direct-to-garment front print) - Colors: Black, Navy, Dark Grey Heather - Sizes: S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL (unisex fit; check the size chart below) SIZING [SIZE CHART - added automatically by Printify when the product is published] CARE [CARE INSTRUCTIONS - added automatically by Printify when the product is published] MADE TO ORDER Each shirt is printed just for you by our print partner and shipped from the US. Your production and delivery estimate is shown at checkout. Colors can look slightly different on screens. Because every shirt is made to order, we can't accept returns or exchanges for wrong size or color, but if your shirt arrives damaged or misprinted, message us and we'll make it right. MATCHING PRINTABLE AVAILABLE Want the same drawing on your wall? A matching printable is in our shop as an instant digital download in two colorways: "1895 Road Engine Automobile Patent Print, Car Blueprint Wall Art, Printable Car Lover Gift". Source: United States Patent and Trademark Office, www.uspto.gov AI disclosure: the original patent drawing was cleaned up and laid out with the help of AI tools.