1970s Retro Tech Crewneck Sweatshirts

Montage of retro tech design

For the music lovers.

Throwback to the popular concert spot in Atlanta in the 70's!

A cool vintage black rotary phone dial with the 212 area code on the circular dial. Old school phone dial. Vintage NYC. Retro. Just like the landline grandma had in the 70s.

A cool vintage black rotary phone dial with the 412 area code on the circular dial. Old school phone for vintage Pittsburgh just like the landline grandma had in the 70s.

A cool vintage black rotary phone dial with the 404 area code on the circular dial. Old school phone for vintage Atlanta just like the one grandma had in the 70s.

A cool vintage black rotary phone dial with the 404 area code on the circular dial. Old school phone for vintage Atlanta just like the one grandma had in the 70s.

Fine art photography of a NASA Apollo Missions space suit from the late 1960s early 1970s, Kennedy Space Center Florida USA.

A cool vintage black rotary phone dial with the 312 area code on the circular dial. Old school phone dial. Vintage Chicago. Retro. Just like the landline grandma had in the 70s and 80s.

Fans of retro toys, retrotech and the proto-pixelated bright light toy the Lite Brite- show off your vintage nostalgia factor as you explain that to draw a picture in 1973 you had to shove fixed-color pixel pegs through a screen and black paper to rig up glowing images that are put to shame by today's iPhone. I mean seriously- can you believe we've come this far? 80s/70s toys. (Newer versions of the toy have a different and frankly lame peg design. )

A cool vintage black rotary phone dial with the 305 area code on the circular dial. Old school phone dial. Vintage Miami. Retro. Just like the landline grandma had in the 70s and 80s.

A cool vintage black rotary phone dial with the 312 area code on the circular dial. Old school phone dial. Vintage Chicago. Retro. Just like the landline grandma had in the 70s and 80s.

Despite millions of people taking Ritalin, very few are aware that the drug had a mascot at one point. Meet Ritalin Man, an anthropomorphic potato looking fellow dreamed up in 1975 by the Ciba-Geigy Corporation to help market and promote their wonder drug, Ritalin. He appeared in doctor's offices and pharmacy's as a series of 7" plastic figurines in various incarnations ranging from gleeful and dancing, to depressed and confused. The idea was to help hyperactive and depressed young children relate to him more easily. With a hollow head and dilated pupils, Ritalin Man seems to be in a good place here, and a reminder of the good things that drugs can do for people.