Cable Phone Cases - iPhone and Android
CABLE BEACH - Western Australia Sunset Camel Ride Phone Case
by TouristMerch
$17 $23
Description: A vintage cable car descends a steep street in San Francisco, showcasing picturesque buildings, with Alcatraz Island in view under a golden sunset sky.
A vintage cable car descends a steep street in San Francisco, showcasing picturesque buildings, with Alcatraz Island in view under a golden Phone Case
by AIHRGDesign
$17 $23
Description: A vintage cable car navigates a steep San Francisco street, showcasing charming buildings and scenic views of Alcatraz Island under a clear blue sky.
A vintage cable car navigates a steep San Francisco street, showcasing charming buildings and scenic views of Alcatraz Island under a clear Phone Case
by AIHRGDesign
$17 $23
Description: A pastel-colored 1990s San Francisco public etiquette notice, designed for sassy middle children correcting bad manners.
Friendship, Adventure Time, Scout Badge, Treehouse, Adventurer, Guild Emblem, Patch Design, Humor, Fantasy, Graphic Phone Case
by agea
$17 $23
Description: This bold design features a mohawked skull with crossed cables and lightning bolts, banners reading “Black Volt Amps, Pedals and Cables,” “Estd 2026,” and “Repair Detroit, Michigan.” Perfect for fans of rock, guitar gear, and vintage shop aesthetics. A striking graphic that works great on tees, hoodies, and apparel for music enthusiasts.
Description: USA Up All Night was a hosted cable movie show that ran on Friday and Saturday nights from 1989 to 1998. Programming tweaks were made here and there over the years, but for the most part, the show consisted of three movies that would air from 11 pm to 5 am. The show had three hosts during its nearly decade-long run; Gilbert Gottfried hosted Saturday nights, and when the show began Caroline Schlitt hosted Friday nights, but in 1991, Rhonda Shear took over as the host of the Friday night edition. The hosted version of USA Up All Night was brought to an end in 1998 as a result of new management wanting more upscale viewership. The network fired the hosts and started airing mainstream movies throughout the night, instead of B-movies.