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Demandez un Marra - Francisco Tamagno 1905

Vintage art not created by me. Stunning old vintage travel poster and bicycle advert from 1925. The perfect gift for the serious cyclist in your life. Vintage art, professionally restored.

Funny vintage weight loss ad

Funny 1950's luxury interstellar traveling ad

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Vintage advertisment illustration

Design inspired by tagline from classic 1950's B movie trailer typography.

Vintage ads

Lurking in your kitchen stalking you from the cabinets

Pompeii Fun Run 79 AD Retro Vintage, best friend, men, women, girls, boys, teens, sister, brother, dad, mom! Perfect gift on Christmas, New Year, Halloween, or a Birthday, Mother's Day, Father's Day

Say it once, say it twice - third time's the charm!

Step into the enchanting world of Sirius Papyrus, where the art of writing meets timeless elegance. Tired of mundane paper that feels like a relic of the past? Look no further! Crafted with a nod to the glory days of ancient Egypt (okay, maybe not entirely, but it sure sounds captivating), our Sirius Papyrus is a testament to sophistication. Picture your words gracefully dancing across the page, as if penned by the quill of an ancient scribe. With Sirius Papyrus, this dream becomes your reality. But the magic doesn't stop there! Our papyrus transcends time, offering a versatile canvas for your creativity that's as eco-friendly as it is exquisite. Why settle for ordinary when you can elevate your writing experience to extraordinary heights.

A vintage looking grunge design.

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Get that Glow! Perfect for any sci fi and spice lover and the stylish geek who loves minimalist art. Part of the Teepublic partner program, officially licensed fan art! Dune TM & © 2020 Legendary. All Rights Reserved. Design by Katarina Eriksson

Show your love for bowling with this retro design!

Vintage advertisment illustration

Funny 1950's advertisement featuring an atomic-powered lipstick

Enjoy

We're Having Beefaroni !!!! YAY!!! So delicious, children had parades. You can parade in your Beefaroni clothes and merchandise. Get yours today (Before we run out)

Mac Tonight Poster

ESSO EXXON VINTAGE GRAPHIC ADVERTISEMENT AD SIGN TYPOGRAPHY FROM DAYS GONE BY

Watch out for Reddy. If he catches you in the wrong neighborhood, you're toast.

Vintage Schwinn Stingray Ad

Yes, I was plugging over a hundred years ago.

Vintage advertisment illustration

Beautiful Vintage travel poster for the island of Bermuda featuring a beautiful mermaid, white lilies and a compass rose, Bermuda's pink sand beaches and clear, turquoise blue waters are a popular spot for those who like swimming, diving and ocean sports.

Watch out for Reddy. If he catches you in the wrong neighborhood, you're toast.

A stylish luxury old fashioned advertisement by J.C. Leyendecker featuring a woman in a dress and man in a formal tuxedo, surrounded by decorative frame.

Fictional antique print advertisement for the Grave Robber's Special deal on skulls at the local oddity shop, Nightmare's Curios.

Stakes is High

AD HD look a squirrel

Chase and Sanborn

Vintage ads

The beloved, belated Yorktowne Theatre opened its doors on May 28, 1969 in Durham, North Carolina. In its heyday, the Yorktowne was Durham's premier destination for first-run movies. After two decades of popularity, the theater declined due to competition from newer theaters nearby. The Yorktowne Theatre closed its doors in 1995. In 2008, an attempt was made to restore the theater as an arthouse movie theater but sadly, it failed. The Yorktowne Theatre was demolished in November 2008. Wear this t-shirt to show you remember when going to the movies was a simpler time. Wear it to show you remember the Yorktowne in all its moviegoing glory.