Golden Age Merch

The beginning! Marvel Mystery Tails #1, 1939! First appearance of the Asinine Torch by Carl Burgoose and the Sub-Marsupial by Bill Evervet! The Marvel Age starts here!

The Percival Mew Gull was a British racing aircraft of the 1930s and considered by some to be "the Holy Grail of British air racing". Although not fighting aircraft the development of air racers helped make planes faster and more maneuverable and influenced the development of military aviation as well as taught pilots skills they would need in times of conflict.

From comic book's Golden Era, this cover of Career Girl Romances is a pop art classic.

District Attorney Jim Hornsby puts on a costume and teams up with his younger brother Bob (aka: the "Cobra Kid") to fight crime. He has no superpowers but is a skilled fighter.

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The Golden Age of Steam, April 1946 I came across this little gem while sorting through a box of old photographs following a family bereavement. It captures a Southern Railway 4-6-2 Merchant Navy class locomotive, number 21C1, the 'Channel Packet' hauling the Golden Arrow Pullman train out of London Victoria station. The Golden Arrow was a luxury 'boat train' service which ran from London to Paris. The train consisted entirely of luxury coaches built by the British Pullman Company. In its time, it was one of the most famous train services in the world (perhaps second only to the Orient Express) until the service ended in 1972. The service was suspended during the Second World War, but was restarted on the 15th of April 1946. This shot wa...

An era to remember.

Golden Age Green Ichthys (Green Lantern Parody)

Simon Templar, a freelance adventurer, started out robbing from robbers, and later turned to just involving himself in things that he thought might be fun, dangerous, and perhaps even do some good. He came to be called The Saint because of a small stick figure with a halo over his head, he would leave after having struck. He later gave up his thieving ways and just started looking for adventure.

Sunset through a stone cross window

Vintage Travel T shirt South Seas Air Freight. Perfect for pilots and travellers. Also makes a cool retro gift for dad, mom, son, daughter, brother, sister, husband and wife at Christmas and birthdays.

Portrait of a hollywood legend using an ink pen by Chicago Artist Billy Jackson. Pen on paper #noeraser

Rollo P. Quinn (Little Dynamite) was a young leader of a kid gang. He lived in a slum in New York's East Side. He got his nickname because he was a strong fighter with a hair-trigger temper. Rollo did have a soft spot for his older sister, who pretty much raised him. As the years went on, Rollo started to mellow out, and his gang spent more and more time fighting crime.

De La Soul is Dead (1991) Album by De La Soul

Golden Age Maria Felix is inspired by Vintage Classic, Age Beauty, Mexican Beauty. Perfect gift for people who love Maria Felix.

Golden Age Beauty Actress. Inspired by Vintage Films, Retro Movies, Vintage Beautiful Women. ALso inspired by Jean Simmons.

The golden age woman

A vigilante archer, the Arrow owed his origins to Robin Hood as well as pulp magazine heroes like the Shadow and the Spider. Hidden under a crumpled red suit and face-covering cowl, he was a man of mystery without name or background. The Arrow was the first costumed comic book hero to appear after the debut of Superman. And the first superhero to use an archery as a primary gimmick.

Ace Williams, known as the Ace of the Newsreels, was both a cameraman and journalist. He was assisted by his attractive reporter sidekick Jessica Frances Gibbons, who went by the nickname Foggy. They covered the news in cities such as Hopeville, Circleville, and Capital City. However they did not only report the news, they also fought crime.

Tom Dash was a humble antiques dealer, who's daughter, Lola, was gunned down in the crossfire of a mob hit. Enraged, Tom swore to avenge his daughter's death, and rid the city of organized crime. For the next year, Tom dedicated himself to intensive training so that he could become the ultimate crime fighter. During his year of training, Tom became a crack shot with a handgun, and an expert in boxing, jiu-jitsu and knife throwing, among other things. He also studied under a Hollywood makeup artist to become a master of disguise.

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A pair of militaristic bat wings

Cover art for Amazing Stories Quarterly Winter 1930 by H. W. Wesso, now in the public domain.

Sci-fi adventurer Captain Venture who rescued Princess Zyra, the last survivor of Earth's Saturn colony, from the villainous Kag and Kashas. The Planet Princess, as she was called, joined Venture in his adventures from then on helping him fight the Spider People, liberate Camur from the Valhoes, defeat the villainous Zalko and his machines, and also stop an invasion of Gon gas.

Golden Girl, a vibrant, full-bodied cartoony character, embodies the idea that age is just a number. While she may be older but not the oldest, her spirit remains eternally youthful. With a zest for life that’s contagious, she reminds us that every day is an opportunity to embrace laughter, love, and the wonder of the world. With her endearing charm and boundless enthusiasm, Golden Girl proves that the best adventures are ageless and that a youthful heart knows no bounds. Join her on a journey where the joy of living knows no limits!

Hedy Lamarr, the face of Hollywood Stardom, as well as a brilliant scientist. Her star will never fade.

This is cover art from a golden age horror comic book, Adventures into the Unknown!

You shot yourself face by mistake.

Throwback to the Golden Age of Hip Hop's Iconic '90s Era in New York Step back in time to the iconic era of '90s hip hop in New York City with my unique blockletter style. My sketches pay homage to the finest days of the hip hop culture, capturing the spirit of the golden age when legends like mobb Deep, Notorious B.I.G., and Wu-Tang Clan ruled the scene. Whether you're a lifelong hip hop fan or just discovering the music and culture, my design is the perfect way to pay tribute to the golden age of New York hip hop. Shop now and relive the glory days of this legendary movement!

While aiding Dr. Lorenz in an experiment, Dash Dixon allowed the doctor to inject him with perpetual life rays. It made Dash immune to death, gave him superhuman leaps, super strength, and indestructibility. Normally, those powers would dissipate after 24 hours, but Dr. Lorenz gave Dixon a suit of pliable metal that contained his powers indefinitely. He used his powers to aid the police force in catching criminals.

From comic book's Golden Era, this cover of Confessions of the Lovelorn is a pop art classic.

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The original bombshell red-head... even if it was from a bottle ;)

Judy Garland

A Romantic Adventures cover with a retro couple being dramatic. Perfect for the romantic soul.