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Description: Cessna 140 Association T-shirt.

Description: A cool, 1970's Cessna 140 Association tee. Worn by those who love this venerable and classic airplane from Clyde Cessna/

Description: This is a distressed version of a 1950 Cessna advertisement for the venerable Cessna 140. The 140 was one of Cessna's most successful airplanes and continues to fly to this day (I own one!). This is a pre-distressed logo, making it look worn and loved right out of the package.

Description: This is the 1947 Cessna 140 ad that advertised one of the most successful general aviation airplanes in history. The Cessna 140 went on to dominate the aviation world with over 7000 built and many still flying. This ad captures the vibe of that era. Wear it proudly. Cessna Logo on front as well

Description: This design is made from the period-correct, authentic Cessna art, including the correct logo. It is the same one from the 1940s. This features the classic Cessna 140 with its "unofficial moniker of, "MiniWagon," which is a nod to its bigger brother, the Cessna 180.

Description: This design hearkens back to the 1974 release of "Back Home Again," John Denver's biggest record with the monster hit, "Annie's Song." This tee captures that era with the vintage feel and look of the original release.

Description: A tour shirt from this famous live concert. This is when John was just starting to explode, and "Rocky Mountain High" was riding the top of the charts. This show exploded Denver into the stratosphere. A legendary night that you can commemorate with this concert Tee.

Description: John Denver's 1975 tour was his biggest. He was coming off his "Back Home Again" and "Windsong" albums which were both huge and yielded his biggest hits. This tour t-shirt from that era is based on that tour as it was in 1975.

Description: A concert t-shirt from John's 1973 Show at Red Rocks Amphitheater in Morrison, Colorado. His shows at this historic venue have become legendary. Take a little piece of his magic home. August 28th, 1973.

Description: John Denver's Tour T-shirt from his historic 1976 world tour. Denver played 110 concerts in 130 days on a grueling schedule. These were some of his biggest dates. This design captures that time perfectly.

Description: This is a t-shirt from the legendary Chinese restaurant, Lee How Fook in Philadelphia, PA. This famous restaurant has been the hang-out and take-out joint for every University of Pennsylvania student and alum since 1978. It's a landmark in Philly, and one of the best Chinese restaurants in the whole country.

Description: Buck Owens' Crystal Palace was a world famous concert venue started in Bakersfield, California by Buck Owens himself. It showcased the biggest artists in country music for the 30 years it operated.

Description: Buck Owens famed Crystal Palace nightclub featured the Buckaroos and hundreds of other top-name country acts. It was a country concert venue in Bakersfield California and closed in 2025

Description: Buck Owens' famous Crystal Palace nightclub in Bakersfield, California became the iconic home of Buck and His Buckaroos, along with a slew of the best country artists around, and all of it for 30 years.

Description: This 1970's design is for Buck Owens' famous concert venue, The Crystal Palace located in Bakersfield, California. This club- conceived and built by Buck himself- stood for 30 years and showcased the biggest talents in country. It's the last venue where Buck and his Buckaroos performed.

Description: A promo tee from Buck Owens' famous concert venue in Bakersfield, California: The Crystal Palace. The Crystal Palace closed in 2025 and this is a tribute to nearly 30 years showcasing the biggest stars in country music. This was Buck Owens legacy.

Description: The official t-shirt of Lumon Break Room monitors. I don't think you want to go there.

Description: At Lumon Industries, employees get extra perks by doing their jobs well. Which is your favorite?

Description: At Lumon Industries, employees get extra perks by doing their jobs well. Which is your favorite?

Description: John Denver Tour shirt from his Madison Square Garden show in 1973.

Description: John Denver Tour T-shirt commemorating his 1971 US Tour

Description: "Soviet People have opened the way to the stars."

Description: Retro racing logo reminiscent of the vintage car and air race designs of the 60's

Description: Actual photo of famous Soviet space dog, Laika. She was a street mutt that was sent into space (sadly, a one-way mission), as the first dog in space during experiments to see what space flight would do to humans.

Description: Soviet space program color graphic from 1961 propaganda release. USSR cosmonaut poster.

Description: This is an actual graphic from a 1961 Soviet (USSR) piece promoting the space program. Depics a Russian Cosmonaut and rocket.

Description: A Look at Laika's Sputnik 2 spcecraft, launched in 1957. Laika became the first dog in space. Sadly, Laika never came home- it was always planned to be a one-way trip. Celebrate Laika's heroic life with this retro Tee.

Description: This art is from a stamp issued by the Soviet Union to commemorate Laika, the first space dog, launched into space in 1957.

Description: Soviet spacedog, Laika next to the Sputnik rocket that launched Laika into space in November, 1957.

Description: Laika the first space dog. Collage of soviet space dog, Laika who was the first dog in space.

Description: Interkosmos is the Soviet Space Program name from the 1960's. This is the official logo

Description: Original 1960's propaganda art from the Soviet Union's space program

Description: The mask mandates are design to dehumanize us. Don't go down without a fight. Say what you think on your mask.

Description: A T-shirt time machine! Remember the great racing t-shirts of the "Hot Rod" era? Now you have it for the amazing Sling 4 airplane. Tell the world and wear it proudly.

Description: Tell everyone how you feel about flying tailwheel airplanes. That's right, you feel awesome!

Description: How do you really feel about tailwheel flying? The few, the proud, the tailwheel pilot... Tell the world