sweet! the AM shirt is there too - never knew about this pulse thing, will be a great help tracking down hot items, thank you sir.

This post seems so familiar...almost like I read the exact same one in another section....

Yeah I want to get my hands on the My Freedamn series, but they seem to always be sold out and are no where to be found in Canada. I was even in touch with the author and still had no luck.

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http://www.defunkd.com/blog.vintageafic ... l-auction/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

will do..starting to promo it on monday, blog post tonight, keep ya posted. thanks.

We're auctioning off the legendary design made famous by the man, with 100% of the sale going to his memorial fund. http://www.defunkd.com/product/JI8752/vintage-eric-b--rakim-paid-in-full-t-shirt-ml He talks about the rarity of the t-shirt here: http://www.defunkd.com/blog.vintageaficionado/2009/03 ...

Yeah my BINs have increased slightly too. The holiday sales used to be nuts, but in the last few years haven't been that impressed with what auctions have fetched.

I've never really paid attention to it, do you guys do anything special? increased auctions? sales? or is it just a hyped up day that doesn't effect us?

Eazy-E would have been very proud of your selection.

Classic 40 Year Old Virgin stuff.

I think some sellers believe the sub-title is searchable. Oh well, most likely a dealer bought it and it will be back online soon and listed properly

not in the greatest shape but what will this fetch?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/ws/eBayISAPI.dl ... 0389665767

i just linked ya on our blog roll.

A friend of mine in the biz told me that stripes on the blankets came to be in the days of barter. More stripes meant the piece was more valuable and fetched better trades. The stripes would go on to be a mainstay in their branding and clothing - who can forget those 80s wool jackets.

The worst, lowest quality vintage brand in my opinion is "Reeves" must have been the least expensive for screen printers because they always seem to have Bootleg prints on them. Plus they seem to be so thin and when ever I find deadstock Reeves they have usually been the most effected by storage ...

nice work sir. i'm about to lose mine after a long run! i'm scared, it really did impress the ladies.

Matt from vintageretrowear tends to get a lot of deadstock, so waiting it out might not be best, he probably has a few duplicates waiting in the wings...in which case...it's not super rare on eBay...

screen stars blanks in bulk are worth a lot...usually to sneaky operations. but the ringers....not so much...people aren't digging the ringers as of late...took a serious dive in popularity years back.

Good points. Regarding OxyClean I did a little post on removing stains from t-shirts here: http://www.defunkd.com/blog.vintageaficionado/2009/02/18/ultimate-vintage-t-shirt-stain-removal-guide/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; For colors it's not as safe as I once thought, but ...