1946 T-Shirts

Display your team pride with this vintage design!

Display your team pride with this vintage design!

Display your team pride with this vintage design!

Display your team pride with this vintage design!

Display your team pride with this unique design!

Display your team pride with this vintage design!

Display your team pride with this vintage design!

Display your team pride with this vintage design!

Display your team pride with this vintage design!

Display your team pride with this vintage design!

Display your team pride with this unique design!

Display your team pride with this vintage design!

Display your team pride with this vintage design!

Celebrate your favorite classic cartoon with this unique design!

Show your team spirit with this classic "Property of San Francisco 49ers 1946" T-shirt! This comfortable tee is made of 100% cotton and features the team's name and founding year in a bold, old school college font. It's the perfect way to rep your team at the game, on the street, or anywhere else you want to show your pride.

Faux watercolor sketch of a 1947 GMC pickup truck with the word VINTAGE above and 1947 below. The unusual thing about this truck (which I own) is that while it is a 1947, the body style is a 1946. 1947 was the first year after the war that these trucks were available to civilians and the style - especially the grill design - was changed sometime during the first part of the production year.

Gilda Movie Poster

It was Don Blair’s interest in racing the dry lakes that prompted him to opening a small business selling speed parts. If any business contributed to hot rodding in Southern California, it was Blair’s Speed Shop in Gardena where 25-year-old Don opened for business in 1946. From the early days of doing tune-ups and selling used parts to building legendary engines and complete funny cars, Don Blair left an indelible mark on the world of hot rodding.

Venolia Pistons entered the speed equipment market back in 1946 and went on to play an integral part throughout decades of racing history. From countless speed records, both on land and at sea, to numerous national and international racing championships, Venolia Pistons has more than proven their mettle.

Stylised neon title of the 1985 Terry Gillam film "Brazil"

What a flash from the past this classic 1946 Ford Coupe is. It brings back memories of a much happier time. The surf boards are on the roof rack and ready for a trip to the ocean.

Albert Leornes Greene (born April 13, 1946)

San Francisco Football || 49ers | 1946

In Memory of the greatest clown cepillin. Cepillin the best clown ever lived.

Peter Green Rock Musician

Bedlam (1946) 1

Great gift for grandma, mimi, nana, mommy, mother, aunt, sister, cousin, wife, daughter, niece, friends who born in August 1946, 74 years old

Vespa Scooter Since 1946

The New York Knicks are off to their best start since the 1990s, prompting the Bing Bong rallying cry. Celebrate the Knicks’ success after decades of mediocrity with this cool, vintage design!

Albert Leornes Greene (born April 13, 1946), known professionally as Al Green

Celebrate the 75th anniversary of Kenneth Arnold's UFO sighting near Mt. Rainier with this rendition by Daniel Zetterström and Olof Röckner of 33oz Creative (2022). This art was created as the book cover for Graeme Rendall's 'Dawn of the Flying Saucers - Aerial UFO Encounters Official Investigations 1946-1949'.

San Francisco 49ERS 1946 American Flag Football

San Francisco 49ERS 1946 Edition 2

Albert Leornes Greene (born April 13, 1946), known professionally as Al Green

Speed-O-Motive got their start manufacturing custom pistons for flathead racing engines, but eventually began distributing speed parts and offering high-performance engine rebuild kits for pretty much every V8 application out there. If you couldn't swing by their Los Angeles area shop, you could mail order your parts, even complete engines after they begin offering turn key balanced and blueprinted crate racing engines. These crate strokers all ran Speed-O-Motive racing pistons, and the rest of the build leveraged top shelf goodies from other manufacturers.

The large 1940s era Loback Meat Co. sign that spans the aisle of the main arcade in Seattle's Pike Place Market is well known by locals and tourists alike as you simply can't ignore its beautiful vintage neon glow as you make your way through the market. While the sign is still there decades later, the butcher shop itself, however, did not persevere. Opened in 1946, Loback’s was one of several butcher shops at the Market, selling specialties such as homemade sausages, goose, and luau pigs in addition to the more standard fare of steaks and hams. After a 40 year run, they closed their doors in 1986, and two separate attempts to revive it failed, closing for good in 1989. Nowadays, the historic space is filled by a jelly and chocolate shop.