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The classic Transformers/Cabbage Patch mashup duo from the Garbage Pail Kids trading cards collection. I defy anyone to get any more 80s references into one mashup. Great gift for 80s kids!

Weathered distressed Peacekeepers of Panem logo from The Hunger Games movies. Great gift for Hunger Games fans, people on Team Katniss, or anyone who loves dystopian YA fiction.

Invasion of the Star Creatures! Great retro 1950s science fiction movie poster featuring amazon women on the moon, or some planet anyway, aliens and that creepy cheesy fifties sexploitation flick vibe. Funny gift for sci-fi fans, MST3K lovers or outer space junkies.

Spoiler alert for El Camino: Still here? Bitchin'. Driscoll's Woodworking, Haines Alaska. Combining things we learned about Jesse in the finalseason of Breaking Bad, as well as the New Netflix movie El Camino. Requires a small bit of imagination, bitch. But it's plausible. Great gift for Breaking Bad fans, Aaron Paul fans and El Camino fans, and Jesse Pinkman lovers.

A classic monster movie oddity- the Turkish poster showing Gamera vs Godzilla and King Ghidorah (Godzilla's three headed hydra nemesis.) Certainly an odd film poster with weird priorities. Definitely a unique gift for kaiju movie fans.

The Cones Of Dunshire- the convoluted tabletop game invented by Ben Wyatt on Parks and Recreation. Sir Benjamin Walker Wyatt really showed his knightly side with this Catan-like Civilization Building game. Great gift for Parks and Rec fans!

Star Market- New England's own home grown grocer since 1915- as expressed with our beloved Boston Accent. Great funny gift for Boston / Newton / Watertown residents past and present.

V66: The Beat Goes On! The late great home-grown Boston version of MTv, which aired music videos from 1985-1986 before becoming a home shopping channel. Great gift for music lovers from Boston / New England.

Logo from the late great Boston gay bar Buddies on Boylston Street. A beloved chapter in New England gay history, and much missed by its regulars.

Logo tee for the late great Bobby's, a gay bar near Boston Garden on Canal Street. The dance floor was small, and during the weekend mornings it was a place to have brunch. A sorely missed chapter in Boston's LGBT scene. Cool 80s / neon vibe logo.

Manray was a nightclub in Central Square, Cambridge, Massachusetts. It was named for Dada artist and photographer, Man Ray. Manray embraced several alternative subcultures and catered to a variety of clientele. Its longest-running night was Campus, a night "for gay men and their friends". Also popular was New Wave Night, held every Saturday, and the club hosted an early Nirvana tour. Great gift for Bostonians past and present. Great gift for New England night club lovers.

"i'm Robolod and I'm from Mars. i eat all kinds of candy bars." If you didn't grow up in the late 70s / 80s in New England / Boston you probably have no flippin' idea what this is. Youtube it! It's so weird. I wonder if he was actually named Robilliard and his Boston accent just made it seem like Robolard. Or Lod. But hey! Earth Fruit!

Ben Frank's was a favorite hangout for many of the rockers of the 60s, due to its proximity to many Sunset Boulevard music studios. The Stones were regulars. A classic example of googie architecture. The building on Sunset is now a Mel's- another famous LA diner.

Sunny 70s logo tee for the late great defunct discount clothing retailer Caldor. A great piece of New York / Boston / New England retro nostalgia. Great gift for fans of the swanky 70s vibe that this store logo exhibits.