Vintage Rock T-Shirts

Original, vintage The Who concert t-shirt from 1976. Rare item in great shape.

VINTAGE ORIGINAL BEATLES T-SHIRT. 15TH ANNIVERSARY APPLE PROMO FROM THE 70S.

Original Bowie concert tee from his 1978 world tour. The shirt has lots of stretch to it so it can be worn skin tight!

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TAG SIZE L

50 COTTON 50 POLYESTER

MEASUREMENT ABOUT:

PIT TO PIT: 18.5″

COLLAR TO BOTTOM: 26″

THIS SHIRT IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION.

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VINTAGE 77 QUEEN NEWS OF THE WORLD TOUR T SHIRT M

Size on Tag: medium

Fits like: S

Brand on Tag: No name

Material: 100% cotton

Condition: Very good vintage condition. No tears, except for a tiny sewn hole on the lower front and left sleeve and small bleach stains on the back.

Measurements:

Armpit-Armpit: 18″

Shoulder-Shoulder: 15″

Collar-Bottom: 26″

Vintage 1976 Billy Joel New York State of Mind Madison Square Garden concert t-shirt.

Rare original Mudhoney’s “TV Babies” t-shirt from 1993. Featuring some 90s TV shows synopsis.

Very rare Pavement tour t-shirt from “Slanted And Enchanted” era, this one is from their Australian Tour in 1993.

Color is dark green.

Original Teenage Fanclub merchandise from “Thirteen” era.

Super rare “Teenager” t-shirt that was sold when Teenage Fanclub toured to promote their album “Thirteen”.

Rare Guns n Roses’ “Clown” t-shirt from “The Spaghetti Incident” era.

Original Jeff Buckley’s promo t-shirt for his single “So Real” in 1994.

A rare longsleeve version of Ministry’s promo tee for their single, N.W.O. (1992).

Original promo t-shirt of Dinosaur Jr’s single, The Wagon, from 1991.

An original promo t-shirt for the Teenage Fanclub’s album Bandwagonesque.

The size has been altered by the previous owner. It is now like a slim-fit tee, the measurement gets a lil bit smaller around the belly (18″).

Here’s an original memorabilia from 1988’s GN’R “Appetite For Destruction” tour in Japan.

Featuring a banned artwork by Robert Williams.