California Pride Baseball T-Shirts

This Atomic Palm Springs Cocktail Party is kitschy sophistication at its most fabulous! The 1960s style, minimalist art design features a mid-century modern stone fireplace in a shade of blue that coordinates perfectly with the bright cobalt of the rest of the living room. You can see a spectacular view of the tropical backyard through the sliding glass doors. The room is decorated in the height of space-age fashion, complete with modern art, cone wall sconces, two-tiered orange side table, and an olive green striped rug. The glamorous men and women are sipping their orange martinis. The man in the bright blue suit with a bow tie is livening things up by taking the fiberglass shade

1995 SF Pride LGBT Gay Vintage Retro

Greek key in Rainbow order

Hollywood! You'll Have a Gay Old Time!

Vintage ad for Tea Dance at The Circus Pub, Palm Springs

Vintage Pansy Division

Here's to the proud LA Irish!

A simple and classic Lake Tahoe golden design. Lake Tahoe, one of the most beautiful places on earth. A gorgeous freshwater lake encased in mountains.

Laguna Beach, California

Long before there was Pride Month, there was Gay Freedom Day. Originating in San Francisco, the soon-to-be inaugural event in was a small 20- to 30-person march of “hair faeries” followed by a “gay-in” in Golden Gate Park in the summer of 1970, commemorating the one-year anniversary of the Stonewall Riots. The following years saw Gay Freedom Day grow and the march turn into a parade in 1972, which over the years became what is more commonly known nowadays simply as the Gay Pride Parade. This design is based on the 1972 event and includes a butterfly that was utilized for the event in the early years, along with plenty of arts and crafts ornaments.

Ojai Valley, California

California State University East Bay

A simple and classic Lake Tahoe golden design. Lake Tahoe, one of the most beautiful places on earth. A gorgeous freshwater lake encased in mountains.

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Harvey Milk Vintage Retro Gay LGBT

Artwork of California USA United States State flag in vintage distressed design.

California US State is a state in the Pacific Region of the United States of America. Capital city is Sacramento and largest city is Los Angeles.

Black Cat Vintage Retro LGBT Gay Los Angeles LA California

A Vintage Travel Art of San Diego - California - US

The Ojai Valley, California

San Fran

Typography quote 'Say yes! To Polyamory' to all my polyamorous friends. Love is love is love. Graphic design on top of 50s - 60s vintage beach photo of friends going for a picnic by the Pacific ocean. Art by MsGonzalez

The majestic Golden State is on display with this fun rainbow design.

Get this Chic California Retro Graphic Tees. Perfect for wearing on California beaches, fishing, surfing, boating, or living the dream. For other shirts and styles please click through our Brand Name.

Prepare for compliments! You will be a hit with this I LIKE IT HERE design. Any item from this collection makes a thoughtful gift. Order yours today!

Feeling homesick and missing the best of California, including Hollywood, the Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco, Yosemite National Park, Santa Monica Pier, Silicon Valley, Los Angeles, San Diego, Palm Springs, Lake Tahoe, Joshua Tree, and Death Valley? We offer a wide range of products that are perfect for any girl missing her California home and family. Our items make excellent gifts for CA women, and they allow you to show off your California state love and pride.

A simple and classic Lake Tahoe golden design. Lake Tahoe, one of the most beautiful places on earth. A gorgeous freshwater lake encased in mountains.

Whether you are from Paloma Del Sol,Rainbow Canyon Village,Wolf Creek,Colina Vista,CSUSM Temecula Parking Lot,Windsor Crest,Country Manor Estates or any place near or around Temecula, this is the design for you!.Featuring bright colors to give you that retro 70s 80s vibe.

LIVERMORE COLORFUL CITY

Venice Beach California breaking the wave

Mona's 440 Club was the first lesbian bar to open in San Francisco, California in 1936. It continued to draw a lesbian clientele into the 1950s. Mona and Jimmie Sargeant, a married couple, opened Mona's in 1934 on Union Street, taking advantage of San Francisco's liberal attitudes, endless supply of tourists, and the end of prohibition. In 1936, the couple moved the bar to a basement location on Columbus Avenue, but due to its exploding popularity and growth in patronage, the bar moved to 440 Broadway Street and was subsequently renamed Mona's 440 Club. One of the biggest draws to Mona's was their large variety of in house entertainment. Kay Scott and Babe Scott were part of the original group of entertainers to perform at Mona's 440 Club.

Castro San Francisco Vintage Retro LGBT Gay

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The San Francisco Bridge - California Art - Golden Gate Bridge Line Art illustration features the beautiful and iconic golden gate bridge that is well known monument throughout the world, with the phrase "Feel The Breeze" written in the sky. This is a perfect gift idea for those that love San Francisco, love lineart, and for those that love rainbow colors.

Ojai, California

Big Sur Cali