Album: Pop Culture & Pop Art

Description: Hey, that's something.

Description: You were there when it counted. Sort of.

Description: From a 1973 decal

Description: Groovy, man!

Description: From the famous Eldorado Auto Skooter in Coney Island. Words to live by!

Description: From the pizza box to you!

Description: Groovy 70s iron-on

Description: A lost 1970s iron-on lives again

Description: Tentacles everywhere!

Description: The cover of the infamous pamphlet from 1975 that has become part of New York City history. Read more about it here: https://www.theguardian.com/cities/2015/may/18/welcome-to-fear-city-the-inside-story-of-new-yorks-civil-war-40-years-on

Description: These multi-colored fiends adorned the original Space Invaders arcade console. But who are they? Could it be they were created before the actual game was ever seen? It's a mystery that may never be solved.

Description: The classic pizza box chef, inviting you to finally try the best!

Description: Fly off the top rope!

Description: New York's ABA team 1968-1976

Description: From the 1980s "Home Taping Is Killing Music" campaign by the British Phonographic Industry

Description: See through clothing!!

Description: 1972 poster art!

Description: A grid of vintage tapes for your boombox!

Description: The favorite ball of Brooklyn!

Description: Vote on it, nerd!

Description: Royal Brooklyn!

Description: Action!

Description: '75-'79 logo

Description: One of the most depressing books and movies of all time!

Description: Do the Hustle 70s style

Description: Rides, sand, surf and fun!

Description: The pioneering motion picture studio, founded in Brooklyn in 1897!

Description: Even more relevant today that it was in the 70s.

Description: Is this an official league? Who knows? WHO CARES!

Description: This design is inspired by the original 1962 sign of Coney Island's Astroland amusement park.

Description: Space is spacey.

Description: From a vintage painted metal sign.

Description: Pop Art in a can. Just heat and serve.

Description: You've seen him all over Brooklyn. Now wear him!

Description: This famous sign (seen in the opening of Welcome Back, Kotter) now hangs in Brooklyn Borough Hall.

Description: Domo-kun on the wheels of steel!