Montrose Merch

1st album logo

As worn by Sammy Hagar on the Street Machine tour.

Attention! Not an eggy design!

Montrose PA hiking club

For the love of home

For the love of home

For the love of home

1940's luggage label from Montrose Colorado which bears the slogan The Center of a Magic Circle of Scenic Wonders '. The design features all the sites of interest and their distance from the center of Montrose.

Montrose cathedral Scotland

Cosmo!

This is the logo for VH designed by original bassist Mark Stone (before they had a recording contract).

For the love of home, Montrose Colorado

Bad Motor Scooter!

Yankee Rose Surfing!

SAMMY HAGAR

SAMMY HAGAR

Montrose!

This is based upon the original logo used by VH on their first album before they got the recording contract. It has been revised as VAN HAGAR!

This is the logo for VH designed by original bassist Mark Stone (before they had a recording contract).

This artwork was initially developed using AI software and was finished in Photoshop.

Yankee Rose Surfing!

This was the original release of VH's first album on red vinyl!

KOME 98.5 Loves Montrose

SAMMY HAGAR

SAMMY HAGAR

“Sunday Afternoon In The Park” is the 8th track on Fair Warning. Eddie used a cheap Electro-Harmonix Micro-Synthesizer to create this very unusual and sinister track.

Houston Gay Pride Parade inspired design

SAMMY HAGAR

This is the logo for VH designed by original bassist Mark Stone (before they had a recording contract).

This is the logo for VH designed by original bassist Mark Stone (before they had a recording contract).

The infamous BOGUS OTIS (roadrunner) tattoo on Sammy Hagar's arm!

SAMMY HAGAR

Mean street...

West Montrose Covered Bridge, also known as the "Kissing Bridge" in Waterloo Region of Ontario. Built in 1881, it is the last remaining covered bridge in Ontario and spans 205 feet across the Grand River. Locals driving their horse and buggy rigs began to call the structure the "kissing bridge", as a kiss (in relative privacy inside the bridge) was required as a toll to cross it.

West Montrose Covered Bridge, also known as the "Kissing Bridge" in Waterloo Region of Ontario. Built in 1881, it is the last remaining covered bridge in Ontario and spans 205 feet across the Grand River. Locals driving their horse and buggy rigs began to call the structure the "kissing bridge", as a kiss (in relative privacy inside the bridge) was required as a toll to cross it.

West Montrose Covered Bridge, also known as the "Kissing Bridge" in Waterloo Region of Ontario. Built in 1881, it is the last remaining covered bridge in Ontario and spans 205 feet across the Grand River. Locals driving their horse and buggy rigs began to call the structure the "kissing bridge", as a kiss (in relative privacy inside the bridge) was required as a toll to cross it. Robert Alsop images.