Rosie Norman Rockwell 1000 Pc Puzzle These MasterPieces Norman Rockwell - Saturday Evening Post 19.25" x 26.75" 1000pc Puzzles are sure to become family favorites. Norman Rockwell began his career in 1916 with The Saturday Evening Post. His heartwarming...

Rosie Papercraft Kit The iconic American World War II wartime poster produced by J. Howard Miller, also called "Rosie the Riveter" after the iconic figure of a strong female war production worker. 4 Layers of cardboard, meticulously laser cut and...

Rosie Pin Set • Colorful, diecast enamel pins • Packaged in a set of two with rubber pin backs • Rosie pin measues 1.5 inches in height • We Can Do It! pin measures 1 inch in height

Rosie Propaganda Poster Pencil • Listing is for one pencil • Made in the USA

In Rosie Revere, Engineer, young Rosie has a brilliant mind filled with incredible ideas, but she’s afraid of failure—until her great-great-aunt, Rosie the Riveter, teaches her that perseverance and creativity go hand in hand. This...

Rosie Stainless Steel 20oz Water Bottle • Single Wall Stainless Steel • Threaded Polypropylene, Carry Loop Lid • For Cold Beverages Only • Hand Wash Recommended

Rosie the Riveter Rubber Duck This rubber duck bath toy is a playful rendition of Rosie the Riveter •Measures 4¼" L x 3½" W x 3¾" H

Rosie Silver Earrings These red polka dot earrings are inspired by the famed red bandana worn by the iconic Rosie the Riveter. Since the 1940s, Rosie the Riveter has stood as a symbol for women in the workforce and for women's independence. Also...

Rosie Silver Necklace This red polka dot necklace is inspired by the famed red bandana worn by the iconic Rosie the Riveter. Since the 1940s, Rosie the Riveter has stood as a symbol for women in the workforce and for women's independence. Also available...

Rosie The Riveter Shot Glass Bring the iconic Rosie the Riveter into your home with this 2 oz., ceramic shot glass! During WWII, American graphic artist J. Howard Miller helped promote the wartime motto "We Are All In This Together" when he was...

Rosie Acrylic Die Cut Magnet Magnet measures 2¾" x 2" Made in the USA

Rosie the Riveter 2.5 in x 3.5in Magnet This colorful magnet displays the classic image of Rosie the Riveter under her "We Can Do It!" slogan. •Measures 3½" x 2½"

Rosie The Riveter Mousepad Bring the iconic Rosie The Riveter to your office or home computer with this colorful, soft mousepad! The mousepad measures 8" x 9" and features Rosie The Riveter in her famous "We Can Do It!" pose on the front along with...

Rosie the Riveter BB Pocket Puzzle The perfect mini game for testing your skills. Will keep you occupied for hours as you try and get each of the silver balls into their respective spots. Fun for all ages. Features: Measures 2¾" Iconic image of...

Rosie The Riveter Coasters Bring the imagery of the iconic Rosie The Riveter poster home with you with this 4-pack set of coasters featuring nonslip, neoprene backings. During WWII, American graphic artist J. Howard Miller helped promote the wartime...

Rosie the Riveter Mug This 10 oz., ceramic mug is microwave safe, dishwasher safe, and it features the iconic Rosie the Riveter "We Can Do It!" image by J. Howard Miller created in 1942. The image was based off of a United Press photograph taken in...

Rosie the Riveter 1943 WWII Steel Cent Includes 1943 WWII steel cent Rosie the Riveter commemorative packaging Unique acrylic display case Fun and educational gift Includes an easel stand for display

Rosie the Riveter Cotton Sweatshirt Empower your wardrobe with the Rosie the Riveter Cotton Sweatshirt. Featuring the iconic "We Can Do It!" design, this sweatshirt is a tribute to the women of WWII who showed resilience and strength. Made from soft,...

Rosie the Riveter Dog TagSupport your favorite working woman with this solid metal, epoxy-coated dog tag. Featuring Rosie the Riveter's classic "We Can Do It" image on the front and the words "Never Underestimate The Power Of A Woman" on the back, this...

Rosie the Riveter Earrings "Rosie the Riveter,” star of a government campaign aimed at recruiting female workers for the munitions industry, became perhaps the most iconic image of the more than six million women who joined the workforce during World...