Department of War Sticker – Funny Military Seal Parody Vinyl Decal
Department of War Sticker – Funny Military Seal Parody Vinyl Decal
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Apparently, someone decided the Department of War needed a new mascot, and subtlety wasn't part of the discussion. Our Department of War Sticker takes the traditional appearance of an official government seal and gives it a ridiculous makeover featuring one very angry, heavily armed cartoon character.
The circular design features the words "DEPARTMENT OF WAR" and "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" surrounding a furious, multi-armed figure carrying an assortment of swords, clubs, and other medieval weapons. A red, white, and blue shield completes the character, while the vintage-inspired blue background, cream border, and navy lettering give the artwork the appearance of a government emblem. The result is a funny military parody that looks official at first glance, until you notice what's happening in the middle.
Perfect for military humor enthusiasts, veterans, history buffs, and anyone who appreciates sarcastic government-themed artwork. This novelty vinyl decal makes an entertaining addition to your laptop, insulated tumbler, notebook, toolbox, or equipment case.
Available in 3-inch, 4-inch, 5-inch, and 6-inch heights, each sticker is printed on waterproof vinyl and finished with a protective high-gloss laminate.
Produced by JEK Supply & Printing in Knoxville, Tennessee.
Product Details
- Design: Department of War – Funny Government Seal Parody
- Available Heights: 3", 4", 5", and 6"
- Shape: Round
- Finish: High-gloss laminated vinyl
- Material: Waterproof vinyl
- Colors: Slate blue, navy blue, cream, white, red, gray, and brown
- Style: Military humor, government parody, satirical artwork
- Recommended Use: Indoor applications
- UV Protection: Not UV-rated; avoid prolonged direct sunlight
- Great For: Laptops, tumblers, notebooks, toolboxes, and equipment cases
- Produced By: JEK Supply & Printing
- Made In: Knoxville, Tennessee
- Note: Satirical decorative artwork; not an official U.S. government seal or insignia.
