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Some rare shirts for sale NON EBAY

Casali / 11/09/2009

Here are a bunch of things a friend of mine has in his closet. Times are tough as you might know already, and these shirts are potentially looking for a new home. You are not going to find any steals here, as these have alot of personal attachment to them. Take a look and ask some questions. Email me thecollectionspace@gmail.com and I will pass on your info. I will not respond to “I’ll give you $20 for that” questions. ENJOY!

First up is my favorite of the lot. A Token Entry “Ready or Not” Tour 86 shirt. This would not be for sale here if it had sleeves. It would be in MY closet already. I am not sure you have seen it, but there is a NY Hoods printed int he same pink color, and I am willing to bet that they were made at the same time.
Vintage Some rare shirts for sale NON EBAY tee
Vintage Some rare shirts for sale NON EBAY tee
Vintage Some rare shirts for sale NON EBAY tee
This might look like a standard Underdog shirt, but take another peek. The front print of the 7″ cover is usually seen as a back print. The pack print is usually the front print of another style shirt. This is original and one off.
Vintage Some rare shirts for sale NON EBAY tee
Vintage Some rare shirts for sale NON EBAY tee
Bad Religion Suffer shirt. It has been awhile since I have seen one of these.
Vintage Some rare shirts for sale NON EBAY tee
This is not a picture that is reversed. This is in fact a one-off Underdog shirt with the early, early demo logo, printed backwards on a tye dye shirt.
Vintage Some rare shirts for sale NON EBAY tee
Agnostic Front Tour 88 shirt
Vintage Some rare shirts for sale NON EBAY tee
Vintage Some rare shirts for sale NON EBAY tee

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Lord Ezec

jbil / 11/09/2009

In the mid 90s my friends and I heard rumblings that Lord Ezec was huge in Japan and he had his own clothing line. There was no internets at the time so no way to prove it thus adding to his mythology. Now that I am living in Japan I have seen these old shirt on a few occasions. From my local friends I have gathered that in the mid 90s NYHC(of the mosh/thug core persuasion) was a huuuuge trend in Japan. This country runs on trends but once they are over, they are OVER. So in the mid and late 90s shows were packed, all ebay goods were being snatched to japan, it was a huge scene. Now not so much. So luckily dudes like me are pickin up shit and bringing it back to america for its preservation. I want some of these shirts but when I do see them they are usually a XXL. Bumout. Maybe this is the one shirt I would support into being euro style tailored down
Vintage Lord Ezec tee
Vintage Lord Ezec tee

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Buried Alive – Basketball Jersey Lot

b. murphy / 11/08/2009

Not just one, but TWO fucking basketball jerseys.

And not only that, but these are for the band Buried Fucking Alive. Buried Alive is and will always be ILL.

So hard, you’re moshing.

Vintage Buried Alive – Basketball Jersey Lot tee

Vintage Buried Alive – Basketball Jersey Lot tee

If you haven’t peeped http://vogelisms.com/ do yourself a favor, and peep it NOW. I guarantee some chuckles out of that one.

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Cro-Mags – 20th Anniversary Autographed Tee

b. murphy / 11/08/2009

Here’s a weird one.

An autographed tee.

What are you going to do with an autographed tee? You can’t wear it without damaging the autographs. I suppose you could frame it. What sort of home looks good with a framed Cro-Mags tee hanging in it?

Trick question: EVERY home.

Vintage Cro-Mags – 20th Anniversary Autographed Tee tee

Autographs from Mackey (We all call him Mackie though), John Joseph and Scott Ian of Anthrax. Not sure why you would want Scott Ian’s autograph on a Cro-Mags tee. Dunno.

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