Vintage t-shirt iron-on Blog
One Sheet: The Pink Panther Paper Doll
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A Pink Panther transfer with cut-out clothes. A paper doll you iron on. The eighth design in a licence Roach Studios was clearly working hard.
One Sheet: Wile E. Coyote and the Acme Missile Co.
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Chuck Jones invented Acme in 1949. It became the most famous fictional company in the world. Here it is, licensed, on a 1970s t-shirt transfer.
One Sheet: Maxfield Parrish's Daybreak, on a T-Shirt
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The best-selling art print in American history, painted 1922, reproduced on a t-shirt transfer fifty years later. One of eight antique-art sheets we've found.
Why We Hold Four Tweety Birds: Repetition as Evidence
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Eight Pink Panthers, nine Mork & Mindys, four Tweety Birds. Not duplicates — variants. That repetition is a licensing deal made visible in the merchandise.
Glitter as Evidence: What the Finish Tells You About the Year
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Glitter clusters in the late seventies and early eighties, and we hold several designs in both plain and glitter. It wasn't a different design — it was an upsell, and it dates the sheet.