Canada 1976 Hats
Description: Rep the dream team's roots. This vintage-inspired tee channels the spirit of old-school athletic practice shirts. It features a minimalist design with bold typography that reads "Property of Toronto Blue Jays 1976" – a nod to the year the team was almost born. No flashy logos here, just pure baseball fandom in a comfortable, everyday wear.
Description: Rogie Vachon jersey number 30 in classic Los Angeles Kings purple and gold with facsimile autograph, based off the classic game-worn jersey. Vachon was the most beloved goaltender in Kings history — his stellar play in the 1976 Canada Cup established him as one of the world's best, and his nine seasons in Los Angeles made him the franchise's first true goaltending star.
Description: While the official name of the coffee shop at 1150 Commercial Drive in Vancouver may have been Continental Billiards and Toureiro Cafe, everyone knew it simply as Joe’s Cafe. Former Portuguese bullfighter Joe Antunes and his brother Tony took over the Little Italy space in 1976 and began serving up a menu of sandwiches and pastries along with a wide range of truly amazing handcrafted coffees. By the early '80s, Joe’s Cafe became the place where East Side's artists, musicians, and counterculture crowd would meet up and enjoy what was arguably the best cappuccino in town.
Description: While the official name of the coffee shop at 1150 Commercial Drive in Vancouver may have been Continental Billiards and Toureiro Cafe, everyone knew it simply as Joe’s Cafe. Former Portuguese bullfighter Joe Antunes and his brother Tony took over the Little Italy space in 1976 and began serving up a menu of sandwiches and pastries along with a wide range of truly amazing handcrafted coffees. By the early '80s, Joe’s Cafe became the place where East Side's artists, musicians, and counterculture crowd would meet up and enjoy what was arguably the best cappuccino in town.
