Defunct Hotel Tank Tops

Description: Thunderbird Hotel Retro Defunct Las Vegas

Description: Defunct Hotel Jayhawk Topeka Kansas Luggage Label

Description: Defunct Hotel Del Monte California Luggage Label

Description: Defunct Catskills Resort Kutsher's Hotel and Country Club

Description: Rainbow Room at the Albion Hotel Defunct Nightclub

Description: The Sands Hotel and Casino was a historic hotel and casino on the Las Vegas Strip in Nevada, United States, that operated from 1952 to 1996. Designed by the architect Wayne McAllister, with a prominent 56-foot (17 m) high sign, the Sands was the seventh resort to open on the Strip. During its heyday, the Sands was the center of entertainment and "cool" on the Strip, and hosted many famous entertainers of the day, most notably the Rat Pack.

Description: Painstakingly accurate re-creation of the original Stardust Hotel logo from the late 1950s on a high-quality black cotton t-shirt. The resort was conceived and built by Tony Cornero, who died in 1955 before construction was completed. The resort's assets were acquired and completed by John Factor (aka Jake the Barber), half-brother of cosmetics seller Max Factor, Sr.. John Factor leased the casino out to a company controlled by Moe Dalitz. When the hotel opened, it had the largest casino and swimming pool in Nevada, and the largest hotel in the Las Vegas area. The Stardust opened at noon on July 2, 1958. The attendees of the opening included governors, senators, city and county officials and Hollywood celebrities.

Description: A nostalgic tribute to the iconic Howard Johnson's brand. This vintage design and distressed texture recall a golden era of American roadside restaurants and family travel.

Description: Benjamin Franklin Hotel Defunct Philadelphia Tourist

Description: Benjamin Franklin Hotel Defunct Philadelphia Tourist

Description: Benjamin Franklin Hotel Defunct

Description: The Sahara Hotel & Casino was a hotel on the Las Vegas Strip which opened on October 7, 1952 and closed on May 16, 2011. It boasted signature attractions such as the NASCAR Speed Zone Cafe and Speed: The Ride. Sahara was home to many classic performers in the past such as the Rat Pack, Jack Benny, and Abbott & Costello. The 1960 version of Ocean's Eleven was filmed at Sahara, as well. It's statistics included having 1,720 rooms, and having a total gaming space of 85,000 square feet. It possesed a Morrocan theme, and was previously called Club Bingo. It also used 55 acres of space. The Sahara also had a stop on the Las Vegas Monorail.

Description: The Hawaiian Room Hotel Lexington Defunct Hotel Tiki Bar Restaurant

Description: Hawaiian Room --- Retro 70s Hotel Aesthetic

Description: Thunderbird Hotel Retro Defunct Las Vegas

Description: Benjamin Franklin Hotel Defunct Philadelphia Tourist Souvenir

Description: Place your bets! Opening on July 1, 1969, with 400 slot machines, 503 hotel rooms and a 14,000 sq ft ground-floor casino, the Landmark was the first high-rise casino in Nevada. The three-story cupola dome at the top of the tower featured a smaller second casino, restaurants and a night club. The Landmark was closed in August 1990 and was later demolished in 1995.

Description: Benjamin Franklin Hotel Defunct Philadelphia Tourist Souvenir

Description: Hawaiian Room --- Retro 70s Hotel Aesthetic

Description: Howard Johnson's Motor Lodge - the iconic shape

Description: Defunct Hotel Adolplus Dallas Texas Luggage Label

Description: Defunct Travelers Hotel Muskogee Oklahoma Luggage Label

Description: Dunes Hotel and Casino Defunct Las Vegas Souvenir

Description: This hand-drawn reproduction of the iconic Paradise Inn matchbook captures the essence of the beloved Gulf Coast getaway, located in Dauphin Island, Alabama. Featuring elegant script and a minimalist illustration of a palm tree and ocean waves, with a vintage halftone arch, this design brings back memories of the Inn's classic amenities. Guests enjoyed a superb seafood and steak restaurant, a lively Disco/Gameroom, a refreshing pool, shuffleboard, and color TVs in every room. Perfect for those who cherish coastal nostalgia and retro beachside charm.

Description: Defunct Tahiti Bungalows Travel Souvenir Luggage Label

Description: Howard Johnson's Chef, Boy, and Dog logo in classic HoJo teal and orange.

Description: Step back in time with this one-color, hand-drawn recreation of the historic Hotel Yarborough's matchbook art. Featuring an illustration of the hotel's iconic exterior, this design captures the elegance and charm of a Huntsville landmark that once stood proudly at the corner of Jefferson Street and Holmes Avenue. Established in 1897, the Hotel Yarborough boasted 80 rooms, offering luxurious accommodations and a bustling social scene. It hosted events, gatherings, and notable guests in its heyday. Celebrate the memory of this classic hotel and the rich history of Huntsville, Alabama, with a vintage-inspired piece that evokes the nostalgia of a bygone era.

Description: Step back in time with this hand-drawn reproduction of vintage matchbook art from the iconic Hotel Thomas Jefferson in Birmingham, Alabama. Originally opened in 1929, this hotel was a symbol of luxury and innovation, featuring a rooftop mooring mast and attracting notable guests like Presidents Calvin Coolidge and Herbert Hoover. Our design captures the elegance and history of this grand building, which once hosted stars like George Burns and Ethel Merman. Whether you're a history buff, architecture lover, or collector of vintage memorabilia, this design celebrates the charm and nostalgia of a bygone era. Perfect for those who appreciate the architectural beauty and rich history of Birmingham’s most famous hotel.

Description: Set sail into history with this hand-drawn reproduction of a vintage matchbook design from the iconic Mobile Seamen's Club Hotel. Featuring intricate script lettering that mimics the texture of rope, complemented by a classic ship's wheel, this design evokes the charm and nautical spirit of a bygone era. Proudly showcasing the slogan "The World's Finest Hotel for Seamen," it captures the essence of the historic hotel that served as a beacon for seafarers in Mobile, Alabama. Whether you're a lover of maritime history or vintage design, this artwork brings a touch of the sea to any collection. Perfect for those who appreciate both style and nostalgia.

Description: Seeing Kansas Retro Travel Souvenir Luggage Label

Description: Defunct Lake Parlin Jackman Station Maine Luggage Label

Description: Seeing Abilene Kansas Retro Travel Souvenir Luggage Label