Tapestries

Description: An exploded technical view of the guts of a "record player."

Description: An exploded technical view of the guts of a "record player."

Description: Play that f*cking bass, John!

Description: Snake artwork from 1983 single sleeve

Description: Rudolf, Santa, Yukon Cornelius, Sam the Snowman and all the Misfit Toys on a 70s television!

Description: They may be cute but they're still deadly!

Description: 1981 group photo

Description: 1960's Marie Severin artwork

Description: The cosmic entity created by Lee and Ditko in 1965

Description: Protect your avatar and gain power. Don't be a soiled fool!

Description: Vintage 60s Kirby button art

Description: Merry Marvel Marching Society (1964)

Description: Original artwork inspired by the classic 1971 opening of the WPIX Channel 11 horror movie series.

Description: The 1982 cult classic New Wave sci fi film

Description: Kawaii noodles rule!

Description: The luck of the Brooklyn Irish!

Description: The enemy of Mazinger Z in our new exclusive design!

Description: The Living Legend

Description: He's like a giant hairy Tinkerbell!

Description: Disgraced director of Polynesiantown and host of Street Beef. And he's not gay!

Description: Look at those mecha guts!

Description: AKA Johnny Sokko and His Flying Robot

Description: Royal Brooklyn!

Description: Action!

Description: Who's a good robotic boy?

Description: A very cool 60's Japanese illustration showing the 'guts' of Ultraman!

Description: Rides, sand, surf and fun!

Description: The bronze sculptures that preside over Brooklyn's Grand Army Plaza.

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

Description: The Brooklyn Dodgers were played in the National Football League from 1930 to 1943; in 1944 they were known as the Brooklyn Tigers for just one season.

Description: A Brooklyn legend. Gone for over 40 years but still talked about while eating inferior cake!

Description: The Brooklyn Bushwicks were an independent, semi-pro baseball team that played its games in Dexter Park in Queens from 1917 to 1951.

Description: Order one when you're stuck in traffic on the Belt.

Description: Space is spacey.

Description: From a vintage painted metal sign.

Description: Why should light-colored shirts have all the fun?