Stedman

Vintage Grand Canyon Railroad – Williams Arizona t-shirt. Dated 1990.Shirt has a small light stain – seephotos.

Vintage stedman brand Hanauma Bay Hawaii t-shirt. Shirt is in excellent pre-owned condition.

1980s soft & thin cotton/poly blend t-shirt. Front of shirt reads “BEST EVER!” Back is ad for Emery Waterhouse Company. Overall shirt is in very good condition. Has a small stain on front – see photos.

So soft and comfortable, you’ll want to go see the Edison house just to pay homage to this beautiful souvenir!

Very nice shirt throughout- no stains, snags or tears with an intact screen.

Nauseating North American Tour.

empty box of goodness

I’m not much on getting stuff signed, or collecting autographs; but here’s one I wish that I’d had personalized.

I bought this T directly from Roth when he was living in La Mirada & working out of his garage, Jan 86. Had an older Honda parked by the side of the house that a couple dozen pinstripers had worked over (probably priceless now!) & was building a vehicle (there really isn’t another way to describe it) to travel across China.

Cost was $10…me & my buddy both bought one.

Absolute classic! The T has never been worn once. For serious fans of Batman and Frank Miller. Will consider parting with it!

This New Without Tags shirt came from the Gym in Virginia Beach, Virginia where 1984 Boxing Lightweight Gold Medalist and Boxing Hall of Famer Pernell “Sweet Pea” Whitaker use to train.

The script on the front of the shirt is a custom hand-lettering and can be seen on the back of his manager shirt on several HBO matches.

Faded and worn. From 80s

Originally called Crippled Youth, the band was formed in Katonah, New York by Matt Warnke (vocals), Tim Brooks (bass) and Drew Thomas (drums). After a couple of shows with Matt singing and playing guitar, they recruited John ‘Zulu’ Zuluaga on guitar, and Matt switched to just singing. They released a 7″ EP entitled ‘Join The Fight’ on the California label New Beginning in 1986 before switching to the name Bold. It was under this name that they recorded the 11-song LP Speak Out. The record was supposed to be released on California’s WishingWell Records, but was eventually released in 1988 on Revelation Records.