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Choose from different ‘Monogrammed’ Football Jumper Cards; each features a high resolution photograph of a vintage Australian football jumper. The card is 350gsm, matte laminated and when folded it measures 15cm x 15cm. A plain white envelope is included and both are wrapped in a clear cellophane sleeve.(Image shows back of card at left).

Choose from ten different ‘Striped’ Football Jumper Cards; each features a high resolution photograph of a vintage Australian football jumper. The card is gloss laminated & when folded it measures 15cm x 15cm. A plain white envelope is included & both are wrapped in a clear cellophane sleeve. (Image shows back of card at left).

This artwork features a collage of high resolution photographs of vintage Australian football jumpers, illustrating the vivid colour and simple designs that were widely used in the '70's and '80's.

The card is gloss laminated and comes with an accompanying envelope and protective plastic wrapper.(Image shows back of card at left).

This artwork, (one of 100) printed on German Hahnemuhle Etching paper (310gsm) shows a pair of kid’s batting gloves from the 1970’s. The ‘cigar’ shape fingers with red markings was universally popular with young batsmen seeking to emulate their heroes.  

The paper guarantees archival standards and features a textured surface which has the special touch and feel of genuine art paper. The artwork is housed in a clear plastic sleeve.

This artwork, (one of 100) printed on German Hahnemuhle Etching paper (310gsm) features 40 superb vintage Australian wooden tennis racquets from the 1970’s and ‘80’s. 

The paper guarantees archival standards & features a textured surface which has the special touch & feel of genuine art paper. The artwork is housed in a clear plastic sleeve.

This artwork, (one of 100) printed on German Hahnemuhle Etching paper (310gsm) shows a superb vintage cycling jersey, (circa 1960’s), which had been worn by a cyclist racing for the Borsari Cycles team, a name synonymous with the sport in this country for more than 75 years.

The paper guarantees archival standards and features a textured surface which has the special touch and feel of genuine art paper. The artwork is housed in a clear plastic sleeve.

This artwork, (one of 100) printed on German Hahnemuhle Etching paper (310gsm) features a vintage race horse number, (circa 1930’s). This leather relic would be affixed to the jockey’s saddle. 

The paper guarantees archival standards & features a textured surface which has the special touch & feel of genuine art paper. The artwork is housed in a clear plastic sleeve.

This artwork features 49 vintage Australian football jumper designs, showcasing their vibrant colours and simplicity that were such a feature of jumpers during the ‘70’s - ‘80’s. Printed using state of the art HP Latex printers in high definiton, the artwork features a 3.8cm finger jointed quality wood frame and is delivered ready to hang.

The image on this enamel mug shows a classic Australian vintage surf lifesaving ring, (from the iconic Bondi Beach). 

Classic shaped mug perfect for coffee, tea & other beverages; lightweight, shatterproof & easy to clean. Not suitable for microwave.

Made in Melbourne by Natural Resources Australia, Basketball Soap is a no-nonsense soap guaranteed not to nourish, caress or invigorate you or any of your playing partners.  For best results apply liberally to head, torso & limbs then rinse thoroughly. Should your skin appear fresh, vibrant & soft desist from further use immediately.

Introducing the mini toilet bag every basketball loving Australian should have; featuring a super vintage basketball design. Measuring a compact 20cm x 8cm x 7cm the PVC leather bag is lightweight, highly durable and features 6 polyester internal pockets and a nylon zipper with metal puller.

This limited edition artwork, (one of 100 digital prints), is printed on beautiful German Hahnemuhle Etching paper (310gsm). The image is a vintage Australian Rules football jumper, (circa 1910's). Thought to be the oldest surviving Tasmanian State guernsey, its actual provenance is a riddle. Passed down through the famous Tasmanian footballing family; the Leitch's, it is most likely to have been from 1914 when William Leitch was manager of the State team or possibly from the 1920's when his son Allan was in the team. William, whose name adorns the TFL's best and fairest medal, is recognised as Tasmanian football's grand old man, having been a highly regarded player, a patron of the game in Tasmania and a long-time delegate to the Australian National Football Council. The image and wording have been lifted, (with permission from the Tasmanian Football History Group), from 'The Footy Jumper Book', produced and published by Sporting Nation

The mould-made etching paper guarantees archival standards and features a distinct textured surface which has the special touch and feel of genuine art paper. The artwork is housed in a clear plastic sleeve.