Found these old rock T-shirts in a lost record collection
Cleaning up and found these T-shirts mixed in with some records. They are the same size as your standard LP.
Looking around on eBay some old rock t-shirts sometimes do ok. However, I wasn't able to find any sealed shirts from this company and the used shirts that I did find were all different in some way. Anyone here have any experience with this sort of thing?
This is the closest shirt I could find to the Pat Benatar but they have different tags.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/vintage-80s-PAT-BENATAR-GET-NERVOUS-TOUR-82-83-JERSEY-STRAIGHT-JACKET-t-shirt-L-/302325983819?hash=item4664086a4b:g:-B4AAOSw~y9ZB6AC
This one looks close the Pink Floyd shirt but again different tags.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/ORIG-VINTAGE-1982-PINK-FLOYD-THE-WALL-ROCK-CONCERT-T-SHIRT-BLACK-S-34-36-/252962899682?hash=item3ae5c386e2:g:ECMAAOSwH09ZK4GZ&nma=true&si=z%2BOkAlSEFegEueBfPmmhxKJRbGQ%3D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557
Looking around on eBay some old rock t-shirts sometimes do ok. However, I wasn't able to find any sealed shirts from this company and the used shirts that I did find were all different in some way. Anyone here have any experience with this sort of thing?
This is the closest shirt I could find to the Pat Benatar but they have different tags.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/vintage-80s-PAT-BENATAR-GET-NERVOUS-TOUR-82-83-JERSEY-STRAIGHT-JACKET-t-shirt-L-/302325983819?hash=item4664086a4b:g:-B4AAOSw~y9ZB6AC
This one looks close the Pink Floyd shirt but again different tags.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/ORIG-VINTAGE-1982-PINK-FLOYD-THE-WALL-ROCK-CONCERT-T-SHIRT-BLACK-S-34-36-/252962899682?hash=item3ae5c386e2:g:ECMAAOSwH09ZK4GZ&nma=true&si=z%2BOkAlSEFegEueBfPmmhxKJRbGQ%3D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557
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A while back I was searching around for old NBA clothes with the old logos and some of the prices were shocking. Of course, if these aren't original they may not demand much but then again maybe these being new would help the price regardless.
"2001 Whitecastle Way,Ltd." looks to be one of the company names that they use. It does not refer to a date.
http://law.justia.com/cases/federal/district-courts/FSupp/528/1201/1764640/
WINTERLAND CONCESSIONS COMPANY, a California corporation, d/b/a Winterland Productions, Raindrop Products, Inc., a New York corporation, d/b/a Rolling Stones, Foghat Productions, Inc., a California corporation, d/b/a Foghat, 2001 Whitecastle Way, Ltd., a New York corporation, d/b/a Pat Benatar
Originally posted by: Buyatari
Originally posted by: mydogsrule
A while back I was searching around for old NBA clothes with the old logos and some of the prices were shocking. Of course, if these aren't original they may not demand much but then again maybe these being new would help the price regardless.
"2001 Whitecastle Way,Ltd." looks to be one of the company names that they use. It does not refer to a date.
http://law.justia.com/cases/feder...
WINTERLAND CONCESSIONS COMPANY, a California corporation, d/b/a Winterland Productions, Raindrop Products, Inc., a New York corporation, d/b/a Rolling Stones, Foghat Productions, Inc., a California corporation, d/b/a Foghat, 2001 Whitecastle Way, Ltd., a New York corporation, d/b/a Pat Benatar
Bam! Awesome
Pat Benetar though, probably not so good.
I can't really see them having any real significant value though but would be curious.
I can see The Wall shirt doing pretty good just due to the legacy of the album/band and that has some nice artwork on it.
Pat Benetar though, probably not so good.
I can't really see them having any real significant value though but would be curious.
Yeah I just don't know. You could be right but I could see things going either way.
Pink Floyd is very popular and even today they make many styles of wall shirts. The vintage Floyd material gets drowned out in a sea of modern remakes. Pat Benetar is not nearly as popular but it is an iconic album cover image and the shirt screams early 1980s. As we know less popular then sometimes is a good thing later on because there are less of them.
I can see The Wall shirt doing pretty good just due to the legacy of the album/band and that has some nice artwork on it.
Pat Benetar though, probably not so good.
I can't really see them having any real significant value though but would be curious.
Yeah I just don't know. You could be right but I could see things going either way.
Pink Floyd is very popular and even today they make many styles of wall shirts. The vintage Floyd material gets drowned out in a sea of modern remakes. Pat Benetar is not nearly as popular but it is an iconic album cover image and the shirt screams early 1980s. As we know less popular then sometimes is a good thing later on because there are less of them.
Yeah probably true, I actually thought about it after I posted but left work.
That Floyd shirt has probably been printed 1,000,000 times.
3:15 to 3:30 of the video is unintentionally hilarious
I can see The Wall shirt doing pretty good just due to the legacy of the album/band and that has some nice artwork on it.
Pat Benetar though, probably not so good.
I can't really see them having any real significant value though but would be curious.
Yeah I just don't know. You could be right but I could see things going either way.
Pink Floyd is very popular and even today they make many styles of wall shirts. The vintage Floyd material gets drowned out in a sea of modern remakes. Pat Benetar is not nearly as popular but it is an iconic album cover image and the shirt screams early 1980s. As we know less popular then sometimes is a good thing later on because there are less of them.
Maybe 7 day auction starting at $99.99 each? I think you'll have more action on the Floyd one but all it takes is two rabid Pat Benetar fans to make things interesting.