Updated: 12/23/11
FOUR-FOR-THE-PRICE-OF-THREE T-SHIRT SALE! For a limited time, buy FOUR shirts for the price of THREE! I'll send a refund after you order.
Adler, 1910sPoster for Adler Cycles; the archetypal cycle tourist checking his map before setting off on an adventure! Adler, founded 1880, specialized in touring bikes and stopped production in 1954 to concentrate on sewing machines and typewriters. $21.95
Alcyon, 1920sPoster of Alcyon Cycles; "light, fast, Alcyon travels the world." Alcyon won seven Tours de France in the early years! $21.95
Ad-Hoc Ad, 1948Hand drawn trade publication advertisement from 1948 showing the famous French aluminum air pump, the "Super Ad-Hoc." $21.95
Allegro, 1950Founded in 1914, Allegro was considered the premier manufacturer of racing bicycles in Switzerland. Allegro crest appears on left side of chest and Allegro logotype appears on shirt back. Only available on light gray or white T-shirt. $21.95
Atala, 1910Poster for Atala by Antonio Mazza shows three brothers laughing while clowning around on an Atala pista. $21.95
Automoto, 1920sAdvertisement from the twenties featuring Automoto's famous logotype; Octavio Bottecchia riding the letters like a bike. Bottecchia won the Tour de France in 1924 and '25 riding an Automoto. $21.95
Automoto Byrrh, 1930sPoster from the thirties by LeonettoCappiello featuring Automoto and the French aperitif Byrrh, a blend of red wine and tonic water. $21.95
Beelzebub, Triangle Bicycle Wheel, 1900sGreat Russian poster shows Beelzebub the Devil sprinting around the last turn of the velodrome on his Triangle Bicycle Wheels! Triangle was founded in St. Petersburg in 1860! $21.95
The Best, 1940s"Bicycle Bianchi The Best" is what it says in Italian; reproduced from a 1940s shop sign in the trademark Celeste hue favored by this, one of the oldest bicycle manufacturers still in existence. Only available on white T-shirt. $21.95
Cambio Sticker, 1946Famous winged wheel with quick release--scanned from the frame sticker for bikes equipped with Campagnolo parts. $21.95
Cambio + Script Logo, 1946Winged wheel in front, script logo on back of shirt. On white shirts the logo will appear without the border. $21.95
Derailleurs and Stars Poster, 1953Featuring the early 1950s derailleurs and the top cycling stars of the day. $21.95
Campagnolo Sticker, 1953Seldom seen frame sticker from the early 1950s for bikes equipped with Campagnolo parts. $21.95
Record Crank, 1958Copied from the original 1950s box featuring a steel plate engraving of one of Tullio's iconic components. $21.95
Campagnolo Sticker, 1967The classic cover image of the 1967 #15 Catalog and most iconic frame sticker of all time! $21.95
Campagnolo Spoken Here, 1982A large sticker applied to store windows back in the early nineteen-eighties signifying that store was an authorized Campagnolo dealer. $21.95
The Campagnolo Alphabet, 1986Campagnolo Spoken Here! An innovative symbol program by Campagnolo to quickly identify components. $21.95
Carlton, 1930sCarlton's famous logo with the unique belt border that dates from the Carlton Cycles Ltd. move to the town of Worksop in 1934. $21.95
Cino - Milano, 1949Enlarged from a small colored pen and ink drawing of the Cino Cinelli & C logo on the front page of their 1949 catalog. $21.95
Cino Window Sticker, 1950sA wonderful fifties widow sticker advertising Cino Cinelli & C bars and stems. $21.95
Clément Tires, 1985From a beautifully moody (almost Fellinesque) poster advertising Clément, the world's premier manufacturer of tubular racing tires. $21.95
Tortoise & Hare, 1970sCharming illustration from a famous seventies Colnago advertising sticker. On color shirts graphic will appear with a white background and Italian green, white & red border. $21.95
Columbus SL Tubing Sticker, 1970sOne of the icons of Italian cycling... the ubiquitous Columbus SL tubing sticker. $21.95
Cosmos, 1935Striking image of a woman cyclist encouraging her greyhound to keep pace for Cosmos Bicycles of Biel, Switzerland. They began manufacturing bicycles in 1894. $21.95
Diamant, 1920sFamous German bike company that was founded 1885 in Chemnitz, Germany and is still producing bikes to this day. This 1920s logo features their precocious mascot, Little Chemnitz. $21.95
La Francaise Diamant, 1925Founded in 1890 in Paris this illustrious marque won many races in the early years; Maurice Garin won both Paris-Brest-Paris and the Tour de France riding for La Francaise. $21.95
Fedia, 1910sFedia Räder, a turn of the century German bike company; wonderfully graphic image of a red devil sprinting on a Fedia bike. $21.95
Frejus, 1960sRecreation of a Frejus T-shirt from Tommy Avenia's beloved shop in New York City. Available only on white T-shirt. $21.95
Galmozzi, 1960sFrancesco Galmozzi, a Milan frame builder, built for a long list of champions. The famous headbadge is actually a play on the maker's name in the form of a rebus: gallo = rooster, mozzi = hub. Available only on white T-shirt. $21.95
Huret, 1950sLouison Bobet won his three Tours with Huret derailleurs. And of course there was the later innovative Alvit and the lightest rear derailleur ever, the Huret Jubilee. $21.95
Idéale, Tron & Berthet Ad, 1948Beautiful two color ad for Idéale, Tron & Berthet saddles featuring their lightweight mod. 57 saddle. $10.95
Idéale, 1970Stunning graphic with the Idéale logo dating from the turn of the century and a pen and ink Daniel Rebour rendering of the famous mod. 90 with the Rebour stamp in the top signifying the proprietary softening treatment. $21.95
MAVIC, 1970Manufacture d'Articles Vélocipediques Idoux et Chanel spells MAVIC, the originator of the aluminum bicycle rim in 1926. $21.95
Nervex Lugs Trade Ad I, 1950Nervex Professional Series lugs, one of the icons of lightweight bikes; introduced around 1950, this ornate lug pattern was found on everything from Peugeots to Masi over the years. $21.95
Nervex Lugs Trade Ad II, 1950Nervex Professional Series lugs, one of the icons of lightweight bikes; introduced around 1950, this ornate lug pattern was found on everything from Peugeots to Masi over the years. $21.95
Nervex Lugs Trade Ad III, 1948Ad for Nervex mixte frame lug set; this ad appeared in the 1948 French Bicycle Trade Directory, "Botin du Cycle." $21.95
Nervex Sticker, 1950Nervex Professional Series lugs, one of the icons of lightweight bikes; introduced around 1950, this ornate lug pattern was found on everything from Peugeots to Masi over the next thirty years. $21.95
Peugeot Goddess, 1922Wonderful 20s poster of a Goddess triumphantly holding up a Peugeot bicycle while standing on top of the world! $21.95
Peugeot Lion, 1928Memorable late twenties poster by Georges Favre of Peugeot's iconic lion striding across the globe with a beautiful Peugeot city bike held in his jaws. $21.95
Peugeot Woman, 1946Light and strong... both the Peugeot city bike and the fashionable young lady effortlessly carrying her Peugeot up the stairs. $21.95
Raleigh Three Speed, 1910sDelightful poster shows a lovely young lady effortlessly dropping a scorcher with the aid of "The Raleigh Marvellous Three Speed Gear." $21.95
Raleigh Saves Time and Money, 1950sTimes have come full circle... young women and men riding their bikes to work saving time and money back then and now, a new beginning. $21.95
Regina Extra Ad, 1938Wonderful newspaper ad from 1938 showing their race-winning Regina Extra Gran Sport chains and freewheels. $21.95
Regina Extra Oro Freewheel, 1960sOne of the icons; beautiful box art from the 1960s with colorful international flags extending from one side of an Oro freewheel and a Regina chain from the other. $21.95
Reynolds 531 Tube Decals, 1936"Cycling's Golden Age Was Built With Reynolds 531." This style Reynolds decal set was illustrated in the 1936 brochure that introduced 531 tubing. Triangular fork decal appears on both sleeves. $21.95
Simplex, 1930sWonderful example of 1930s Art Deco graphics (capital S forms a derailleur) from this highly respected French derailleur manufacturer. On white shirts the logo will appear without the border. $21.95
Simplex Poster, 1940sFrom a famous forties wall plaque advertising the Simplex Tour de France derailleur. $21.95
Alex Singer, 1945Beautifully detailed technical drawing by Daniel Rebour of the A. Singer Galibier, winner of the 1945 Grand Prix Duralumin A Colmar. French blue, white & red border. On white shirts the graphic will appear without the border. $21.95
Stronglight, 1930sThe distinctive Stronglight 1930s logo of this innovative French manufacturer of aluminum alloy cranks and other cycling components. $21.95
Sturmey-Archer, 1930sHumorous Sturmey-Archer poster of winged 3-speed hub assisting Archie up a hill while he enjoys his cigarette and a wave Cheerio! $21.95
Sturmey-Archer, 1936Colorful poster of Sturmey-Archer's product range of hubs from this English manufacturer. $21.95
Sturmey-Archer, 1946Poster for introduction of Sturmey-Archer's 3 and 4 speed alloy hub shells with amusing image of flying hub pushing a rider smoking a cigarette up a grade. $21.95
Sturmey-Archer, 1940sSales card for Sturmey-Archer 4 speed hub gear. $21.95
SunTour Spaceman, 1972Cute SunTour Spaceman logo. Only available on white T-shirt. $21.95
TA + FIFI, 1947T.A.s first logo featuring their aluminum chainrings and mascot "FIFI" perched in the famous T.A. plastic water bottle. Large logo on back and mascot on left front of shirt. Available only on white or light colored shirts. $21.95
Torpedo, 1921Beautiful graphic poster for Torpedo bicycles by the famous German print maker, Ludwig Hohlwein. $21.95
3 ttt Window Sticker, 1973Window Sticker for 3ttt bars and stems, "The Handelbar Of Aces" from the early 1970s. On shirts other than white there will be a circular black border. $21.95
Universal, 1960sBox cover art depicting a racer flying down a dirt road in the mountains with his adversaries crashing in the background because they aren't using Universal brakes! $21.95
VAR, 1970sSince 1945 this famous French toolmaker has been supplying tools to the cycling industry. $21.95
Victoria-Werke, 1910A poster by Fritz Rehm designed in the Vienna Secession style for Victoria-Werke AG, a bike and motorcycle maker in Nurnburg from 1886 till 1958. $21.95
Wonder Cycles, 1923A truely "electrifying" image by Paul Mohr for this St. Etienne, France based bicycle company! $21.95
Zeus, 1970Colorful 70s logo of this exotic Spanish component manufacturer. Founded by Luis Arregui in Eibar, Spain in 1926, Zeus was the only company in modern times to build a complete professional bicycle (frame and components). $21.95
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Shirt sizes: Width is measured across chest below arms in inches, length is measured from neck top to hem bottom in inches. Hint: Measure one of your own t-shirts and compare to the measurements in the chart!
