I updated my list recently with some of your blocked bidders and it stymied one pain in the ass who asked for the block to be removed, so this is a worthwhile thread!

Vintage sewn Champions can go for hundreds of dollars. The replica market has died down a little but it's still pretty hot. The printed replicas I list usually go pretty fast! Lots of early 90s nostalgia going on, thankfully!

Haha those were extremely popular at my high school in 1991!

These shirts were banned in my high school after several fights. I took a few swings at idiot metal heads for wearing this dumb shirt. This was 20 years ago now haha

I just bought cottonpolyblend.com, thanks for the awesome idea!

There will be no finder's fee, but on your deathbed, you'll receive total enlightenment.

Rainbow Gasoline or is it Gasoline Rainbow has a bit of a history detailed elsewhere on this forum.

hooooooly shit- i want that Token Entry shirt!

Intensely clever new name: academyclothiers2
that'll throw the bloodhounds off his/her/their trail

Soooooo I owned Bulldogvintage.com through wordpress, but my registration lapsed and that url was purchased by someone else, who will sell it for $2800. I can either bite the bullet and open my wallet to buy back that name OR start over. The cheap bastard in me says start over, but the stubborn ...

i still get about one a year singing this tune: "you're selling thrift store junk for a profit, shame on you"

shame on you for taking a calculated risk based on expertise and selling something for more than you spent on it, western civilization.

That just SOUNDS fake to me. Like the brands of TV Homer Simpson found at the outlet stores: Sorny, Magnetbox, etc.

There are a lot more Amazon sellers grabbing up the valuable books using their accursed phone scanners. I find a couple but no huge payoffs there.

If you are going to sift the thrifts, I recommend that you become omnivorous. Don't just do t-shirts-- I make an extra $30- $50 selling books a month on ebay or Amazon with little added effort. Not a lot, but there's not much hassle. The only problem is that i also find books that I can't live ...

That Ebert tag is definitely from the early 80s-- a lot of Little League t-shirt jerseys have that tag!

Reprint

Bootleg

Nice!

fake

My 2 cents- of course i can't really tell without seeing the item in person: Ratt shirt: doesn't say Ratt anywhere, tag sewn in later, tag not consistent with band shirts of that era, shirt looks thicker, print fade pattern looks too new, sizes more akin to early 2000s. Nike: logo printed onto ...

This sort of seems more like late 70s to me. I could picture Dee Dee Ramone wearing it!

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I'll add a link to your auction when I get home tonight! Good luck!

I sent pictures when he authenticated the piece. I'd definitely feel comfortable with my purchase if the pics were published at some point. My heart goes pitter pat when I daydream of this unrealistic fantasy. (usually, I'm skipping through an airbrushed meadow with Mouse chasing butterflies ...

$51. Meh.

jimmyj wrote:Jebus. Located in the Italy? Just tell him to check the post office, surely there's stacks of undelivered Iron Maiden tees down there.

haha i missed this one! I imagine a room full of cappuccino sipping postinos wearing Maiden shirts .

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