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The first Pride was a riot.

A collection of vintage graphics adds up to a mystic portrait.

The real beauty of this design is that if it's on a mask, the print doesn't look right unless you wear the damn thing over your nose like God and Dr. Fauci intended.

Sublime two-piece eveningwear designs in shades of periwinkle, blue, and aqua.

Tools and findings for making things.

Seven stylish retro skirt suits in colors to favor the bold.

Simple symbols from nature celebrate the winter solstice.

Watercolor citrus slices daubed onto a stoplight to freshen up an urban image.

Vintage academic wear, checked patterns, chess pieces, lit candles, and a chocolate truffle -- this mix of original art and vintage design elements suggests a compelling world of learning!

Photographs and vintage artwork.

Harps and jewels and naturalist illustrations, together with cutouts from vintage Fairy Soap advertisements.

Postage stamps, vintage illustrations, tiny secret books, and entomology. The portrait is of Robert Burns, the author of "Auld Lang Syne," a Scottish poet who is celebrated annually by the tradition of Burns Night; the embroidered fly was stitched by Mary, Queen of Scots, during her captivity by Elizabeth.

Scraps from a 19th-century picnic in a mix of original and found art.

The high-fashion colors of Jane Austen's day are represented by the bright dabs, fields, and figures of this journaling-friendly aesthetic set.

A helpful pig-themed reminder to not be a gross germy person.

A vintage-meets-modern accent for anytime gifts.

A mix of vintage nature motifs in an apple-green-based palette.

Edison bulbs lovingly painted with pride flags for the gender explorers among us.

Word art and scraps for when life gives you lemons!

A performer holds a vintage microphone on a footlighted stage.

A red-haired princess shows off historical garb and heraldic banners in this colorful costume set. (The garments shown range from the seventh to the twelfth century and are Byzantine, Anglo-Saxon, and Norse in origin. She's well-travelled.)

A sharp and sultry singer models historic fashion looks.

An honest answer to "How are you feeling?"

Hand-lettered and star-studded, this dark-and-gold design was inspired by vintage advertising art like the painted signs that adorned old-school traveling carnivals.

A frozen treat swirled with pride-flag colors!

Original designs for a pair of after-the-end anthropomorphic survivors from an apocalyptic prairie ghost town.

Styled like a traditional embroidered patch, these merit badges celebrate the things that are getting us through the 2020s. This badge honors the tireless service of your scrolling finger.

One busy little gardener, four seasons in the year.

The flowers, leaves, and berries of this woven crown show the progress of the seasons around a wreath of English hawthorn. This design was based on the Arthurian story of Merlin and Vivian; Merlin is said to lie sleeping in, most popularly, a crystal cave, but other versions make his prison a hawthorn tree.

A hand-drawn cicada whose wings are alive with blending color! Cicadas are a near-universal symbol of rebirth and self-discovery.

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A colorfully banded lucky token -- its shape is based on older Chinese coins, its hues on a contemporary pride flag -- with a dimensional design of sweet-flag irises and a cutout of the word COURAGE.

Dark, traditional quilt blocks give this unconventional assortment of winter designs a classic foundation.

Colorfully mottled tie-dye tokens -- a modern take on the shape of ancient Chinese coins -- are inscribed with four chivalrous virtues and tinted to match a modern Pride flag.

Colorfully mottled tie-dye tokens -- a modern take on the shape of ancient Chinese coins -- are inscribed with four chivalrous virtues and tinted to match a modern Pride flag.

A colorfully banded lucky token -- its shape is based on older Chinese coins, its hues on a contemporary pride flag -- with a dimensional design of sweet-flag irises and a cutout of the word COURAGE.