Vintage Pikes Peak Kids Hoodies

In the summer of 1985, Michele Mouton broke the Pike's Peak Hill Climb record in her Audi Sport quattro.

Pikes Peak Rocky Mountains beautiful vintage style typeface.

Pikes Peak rocky mountains vintage typeface

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A Pike Peak decal to show you made it to the peak! "I Made It!" Pikes Peak decal.

A vintage style Pikes Peak decal to show your Pikes Peak, Colorado love!

Features Pikes Peak, one of Colorado's most iconic fourteeners (mountains taller than 14,000 ft in altitude). Located in the Front Range, Pikes Peak is a popular destination for climbing in the Colorado Rockies.

Features Pikes Peak, one of Colorado's most iconic fourteeners (mountains taller than 14,000 ft in altitude). Located in the Front Range, Pikes Peak is a popular destination for climbing in the Colorado Rockies.

1930's luggage label from the summit of Pikes Peak, Colorado.

This weathered vintage design is great for anyone has visited or climbed Pikes Peak, or who longs for the Front Range of the Colorado Rocky Mountains, Colorado Springs and Garden of the Gods.

Pike's Peak viewed from Garden of the Gods

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1919 travel poster urging people to visit Colorado Springs and Manitou Springs in the Pikes Peak region of Colorado. In the foreground two attractive young ladies are seen waving to friends who have arrived in their car. In the background a railroad train is rounding the bend of a mountain.

1889 print depicting a map of Colorado, the Mountain of the Holy Cross, Pikes Peak and a silver mine. The print states that Colorado consists of 103,925 square miles and has a population of 194,327.

Vintage luggage label from Manitou Springs, Colorado " The city of Mineral Springs at the foot of Pikes Peak '.

1950's luggage label from Pike's Peak, Colorado.

Vintage print from Colorado Springs and Manitou Springs " At the foot of Pikes Peak ".

Inspired by the race cars of the early 1920’s, our #71 car ascends the hill on a hill climb race with the sun as a backdrop. Original artwork hand drawn by artist David Baker of Art From The Blue Room.