Vintage American Broadcasting “National Portrait Gallery” T-Shirt Jacket with some stitching on the

with some stitching on the left sleeve coming undone and some mosh pit-related holes towards the bottom

five-song EPs and a live cassette in the late 80s and early 90s and disbanded shortly after

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including Slippery When Wet and New Jersey

Vintage American Broadcasting “National Portrait Gallery” T-Shirt Jacket with some stitching on theIn 1988, the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, DC paid tribute to those who defined early television and radio broadcasting. The exhibition, entitled "Pioneers In American Broadcasting," showcased the likes of David Sarnoff, Ed Sullivan, and even Lucille Ball. This vintage gallery t shirt, in great condition despite the blue ink spots, features a great illustration of Rudy Valle from 1930. 50% Cotton 50% Polyester. Dimensions: 21 Wide by 28.