Baseball T-Shirts
Description: The 1940 White Sox featured some terrific payers: Wally Moses, Jack Knott, Rabbit McNair, Julius Solters, Muddy Ruel, Pete Appleton, Moose Haas, Joe Kuhel, Taft Wright, and the incomparable Luke Appling. Despite the talent, they finished with a record of 82–72, good enough to tie for 4th place under manager Jimmy Dykes. Celebrate the history of the Sox with this retro-vintage design. DYK? The White Sox were originally known as the Sioux City (Iowa) Cornhuskers, and the team was founded as a minor league organization in 1894. The club was purchased by Charles Comiskey at the end of its first season and was relocated to St. Paul, Minnesota.
Description: A smoke shop with everything, Pipes Plus supplied enthusiasts not only for their home use, but picking up needed equipment and supplies on the way to events like Eeyore's Birthday, bat watching, SXSW, ACL Music Festival, the Austin Film Festival and more. The shop is no longer with us, but the memory and this design live on together.
Description: The International Code of Signals, currently maintained by the International Maritime Organization, is used by vessels to communicate important messages regarding safety of navigation and related matters, This design features the letters W and T, which when combined warns others of Deep Depression Approaching.
Description: It no longer exists, but it should. Mad Dog and Beans was one of those places that once you went to it, you had to go back. For faithful Austin-ites from the '80s, it was a must-go-to. It was simple food: darned good burgers, fries and malts, the kind of place so unique you wanted to take out of town company there. Mad Dog & Beans is no more, but you can visit it again, here.
