Vintage Tech Mugs

Show your pride for the future graduate Laboratory Technician in your life, with this groovy retro distressed 70s style gift design.

I'm the one who drew them.

The Regency TR-1 is the first portable Transistor Radio introduced in 1954

Celebrate your love of old school tech!

There are several ways to navigate in 3D, but only one RIGHT Way. -This parody design honors a true fan of the 80's!

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. )

Free Geek Chicago Support Shirt

The supercar of 90s desktop video... ON YOUR CHEST! (or mug)

Montage of retro tech design

Trust Me I'm A Dogtor funny stickers fashion, clothing, apparel, cups, pillow, cushions, home decor and more.

Fun vintage transistor radio design. Marvelous image for fans of retro stuff.

Retro Radio, Analogue, Tube Antique radio for the vintage tech lover, audiophile and music fan.

I see dead technology. A funny parody design for computer geeks.

Ever wonder where your blood samples really go? To the smartest and most loyal pupper on the planet, that's where!

Retro is love

I remember when a phone stayed in the home, didn't follow you everywhere you went, and lasted for decades. Ah, the good ol' days!

The iPod touch. The poor man's iPhone. Except these weren't cheap either. And you could only call someone if you had skype and were connected to wifi. And you couldn't hold it up to your face to talk. But hey! GAMES!

Some love for the retro techs... or people?

In Gaff We Trust I need Gaff Tape! Gaff tape fixes everything! Perfect and funny humorous gift idea for the theatre nerd, sound engineers, stage managers, concert tech crew, lighting electrician, musicians, musical show staff.

Vintage Computer

Always Nope...

Rad Tech Off Duty, Funny Radiographer Summer Vacation Gift

Remember the first iPod? The one with the real physical buttons and spinning scroll wheel? No? Boy I sure do. I sold my entire CD collection to buy one (after converting them all to MP3's) The dude at the Music store laughed and said I was nuts. "You'll be back in here buying these back!" That store is closed. I still have all my music stored in the cloud. Who won that argument?

Step into your pharmacy career with style and humor with our Pharmacy Tech Graduation Design. This retro-inspired piece is the perfect gift for any pharmacy technician graduate.

Find your age on the Evolution of Portable Music Players T-shirt. Which device do you remember as the popular music player of the time?

Obsolete technology

Press A to talk to!

Old and beat up, there used to be one of these cameras in just about every household.

80's

Vintage illustration of a microscope on an old scientific manuscript.

Laserdisc - gone too soon!

Show your love of the first portable CD player - The Sony DiscMan introduced in 1984!

You know what this is ('cuz yer old). :P

Ring Ring! Get this awesome design today!

Funny Nice Save Retro Floppy Disk T-Shirt - great for nerds, geeks, retro and vintage art and tech lovers

Television patent drawing from 1949. A television set, also called a television receiver, television, TV set, TV, or "telly", is a device that combines a tuner, display, an amplifier, and speakers for the purpose of viewing television and hearing its audio components. Introduced in late 1920's in mechanical form, television sets became a popular consumer product after World War II in electronic form, using cathode ray tubes.