Thanks CRAZYBUBBA!

Looks to be true vintage, but more than likely a parking lot bootleg. By the late 80's most of the big metal bands were hip to licensing their merchandise. If it has a copyright date of 1988 or 1989 in small print along the bottom of the front graphic than it was licensed by the band for their "...

Can you post the youtube link?

Sounds good Jimmy.

I'll give some thought to what might be a worthwhile read for collectors and sellers.

Well CRAZYBUBBA without actually being able to inspect all of the seller's tees first-hand, you're right. I cannot say with 100% certainty that these are all legit. But honestly, who the hell would go to all that trouble to make such elaborate fakes. Being a screen printer for over 15 years I can te...

Check it out everyone! Some really nice rare pieces from this seller. Looks like someone scored some deadstock boxes of samples from an old screen print shop from the 70's. Damn! What I wouldn't give to be the person that found this stuff. http://bit.ly/bk1iUk" onclick="window.open(this.hr...

Definitely a recent repro (2000's). Sorry TrickyGuns.

No washer or dryer!

Hand wash and natural drying only.

Anvil Bitch -- Rock on dudes! :lol: Man things were sure different 25 years ago. Hang on to that tee James. It's actually quite valuable in some NWOBM (New Wave of British Heavy Metal) collector circles. Even though the band was from Philadelphia. http://www.metal-archives.com/band.php?id=543 http:/...

maiden87 -- post photos of the tees you listed including pics of the tags and any copyright dates if you want some help determining their value.