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Description: A retro-inspired tribute to classic Seattle Chinese restaurant signage, featuring a detailed jade-green pagoda and vintage typography. Old-school Pacific Northwest vibes with mid-century charm—perfect for lovers of neon history, local legends, and timeless takeout culture.
Jimmy Woo’s Jade Pagoda – Vintage Seattle Chinese Restaurant Sign Bag
$19 $24
Description: The mid-nineties were a prosperous time for the Seattle music scene. One of the venues that best illustrated that prosperity was Moe’s Mo’Roc’n Café. Located on the corner of 10th Avenue and Pike Street in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood, Moe’s became a destination for thousands of indie and alternative acts. Notably, Neil Young kicked off his 1996 Mirror Ball tour with a last-minute performance at the venue with Pearl Jam playing main support.
Description: The mid-nineties were a prosperous time for the Seattle music scene. One of the venues that best illustrated that prosperity was Moe’s Mo’Roc’n Café. Located on the corner of 10th Avenue and Pike Street in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood, Moe’s became a destination for thousands of indie and alternative acts. Notably, Neil Young kicked off his 1996 Mirror Ball tour with a last-minute performance at the venue with Pearl Jam playing main support.
