The Pulaski label bore the image of Gen. Casimir Pulaski, the Polish-born hero of the American Revolutionary War.
The black posters bore the image of a weeping devil, with the date – in European format – printed beneath, in bold white lettering: "11.09.2001 BERLIN".
One's T-shirt bore the image of Tupac Shakur; another's Osama bin Laden; a third, an American slogan against drug abuse.
He drew up a small design, about the size of the NRA symbol that some firms used in their advertising for a while, bore the image of a telephone & a line of text referring the reader to a page in the back of the magazine.
On August 31 , 1980 four hundred and forty-eight days after the Pope left Poland for Rome, at the Lenin Shipyard, in Gdan´sk, an electrician named Lech Walesa signed the agreement (his enormous souvenir pen bore the image of John Paul II) that created Solidarity, the first legal and independent union in the Soviet empire.
I advised him that Marie Kondo herself confessed, with embarrassment, to hanging on to (and still wearing, in privacy at home) an old but joy-sparking T-shirt, which bore the image of a green "roly-poly" cartoon mascot named Kiccoro ("Forest Child").
A flyer advertising a new art exhibition of Corrie legends bore the image of just one former favourite - our Hilda.
He also wrote of Attila the Hun's banner, which bore "the image of the bird the Hungarians call turul" identified as either a gyrfalcon or a hawk.
In 1999, after the Columbine High School massacre, Ono paid for billboards to be put up in New York City and Los Angeles that bore the image of Lennon's blood-splashed spectacles.
They painted their faces, waved flags, and clung to signs, posters, placards anything that bore the image of their bearded comandante.
