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Collection of 18th Amendment Cliparts (65)

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Municipal workers in early 1900s attire pour a viscous liquid into a street manhole, supervised by officials and police-a glimpse into early urban infrastructure maintenance.
A lively, modern logo representing community gatherings with music and nature.
A preserved copy of the Joint Resolution passed by the 50th U.S. Congress in 1887, bearing the signatures of Speaker John G. Carlisle and President Grover Cleveland.
A sleek green wine bottle stands beside a modern cyan martini glass, ideal for drink-related designs.
The Republican elephant and Democratic donkey argue over a contested photo finish-highlighting how narrow electoral margins fuel political tension.
Four campaigners-three women and one man-pose with “REPEAL OF AMENDMENT” signs attached to a 1930s sedan, symbolizing public support for ending Prohibition.
A charming minimalist blue bird icon ideal for playful digital designs.
This “no entry” symbol with a door icon clearly indicates that the door must not be opened or used-common in secure or hazardous areas.
The image is a black and white illustration of a man and a woman on a boat. The man is standing on top of the boat, holding a paddle and waving to the crowd. He is wearing a suit and tie and has a big smile on his face. The woman is sitting on the boat and is looking up at the man with a curious expression. The boat is on a large wave, with the man's arm around the woman's waist. The background is a cloudy sky. The image is accompanied by text that reads "Milling to Vibes!"
Uncle Sam’s iconic gaze and direct appeal reinforce the urgent call to stay sober-combining patriotism with personal responsibility.
The image is a black and white illustration of a ship sailing on the ocean. The ship appears to be a large, rectangular vessel with a pointed bow and a flat stern. The water is choppy and turbulent, with small waves crashing around the ship. On top of the ship, there is a tall, pointed fin with a feather on top. The fin is surrounded by a halo of light, giving it an ethereal appearance. The text on the image reads "An American Tradition." The illustration is signed by the artist, John F. Kennedy.
A retro-inspired metal sign commemorating the repeal of the 18th Amendment, featuring bold typography and a classic beer toast illustration.
The image is a red circle with a diagonal line crossing over it. Inside the circle, there is a black silhouette of a wine bottle and a wine glass. The wine bottle is on the left side of the circle and the wine glass is in the center. The background is white. The image appears to be a prohibition sign or restriction symbol.
The image is a rectangular sign with a beige background and black text. The text reads "Repeal 18th Amendment" in large, bold letters at the top. Below the text, there is an illustration of two hands holding two glasses of beer. The hands are drawn in a sketch-like style, with the fingers slightly curled around the glasses. The illustration is in a vintage style, giving the sign a rustic and nostalgic feel.
The image is a yellow square with a white background. Inside the circle, there is a symbol of a bottle of beer and a glass of ice cubes. The bottle is in the center of the circle and the glass is on the right side. Above the bottle, there are two lines crossed out, indicating that the beer is not allowed. The number 18 is written in black text above the bottle. The overall design is simple and minimalistic.
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