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Charles Manson, 3 murderous women, and a popular 70's action show have two thing in common. This shirt and they are all cult classics.

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Charles Manson - Never Trust A Hippy T-Shirt

Never Trust A Hippy

Charles Manson

"never trust a hippie"

Charlie Manson was the provocateur of a rash of murders in the late 60's and his drug fuelled antics with his Manson Family sounded the death knell for the swinging 60's. Was he an agent practicing mind control for the government? Or just a failed musician trying to cope with drug dependence and an awful upbringing? Check out our show on Charlie and his unfortunate family.

Never Trust A Hippy

Never Trust A Hippy - Charles Manson

Never Trust a Hippy // Vintage Style Design

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Don't Trust Hippies Vintage Design

Charles Milles Manson was an American criminal, cult leader and musician who led the Manson Family, a cult based in California, in the late 1960s. Some of the members committed a series of at least nine murders at four locations in July and August 1969.

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Never Trust A Hippy

Never Trust A Hippy

The Charles Manson Family takes Pen Pal Friends and Family Option Only!

Never Trust A Hippy

'A Vacation For All The Family' The Spahn Ranch Postcard Design commemorates the infamous movie set and hideout located above Chatsworth, California. Best known as the base camp for the Manson Family in the late 60's, Spahn Ranch covered approximately 55 acres and following the death of George Spahn in 1974 the area became part of California's Santa Susana Pass State Historic Park.

Never Trust a Hippy // Vintage Style Design

Never Trust A Hippy

Artwork by Jesse Salinas

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Charles Manson // Retro Style Design

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Charles Manson

Charlie Manson led his self styled 'Family' out into the desert. 1969 was the year of Helter Skelter and Death Valley would provide sanctuary to his chosen few. The Death Valley 69 design is also inspired by the song recorded by the alt/rock band Sonic Youth featuring Lydia Lunch. The video for the song was directed by Richard Kern and featured alternative model Lung Leg.

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