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Choojiie Vintage Newspaper T-shirt
£35.00
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Choose your date and get a personalised t-shirt with a stylish British Newspaper cover from a 1926 edition.
Premium, ethically sourced materials. Printed, just for you. See popular dates/editions below.
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Discover a unique piece of history with our exclusive 1926 newspaper print designs! Whether you're a history buff or a vintage enthusiast, our carefully curated selection of prints from 1926 adds a touch of timeless style to your wardrobe. Wear your love for the past with pride—because fashion is fleeting, but history is forever.
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Transport yourself to the glamour of the 1920s with our exclusive 1926 newspaper prints! These designs capture the spirit of a bygone era, showcasing classic ads and headlines that shaped history. Perfect for vintage lovers and history enthusiasts, each piece brings a touch of the past to your modern wardrobe. Celebrate the enduring charm of yesterday—because true style is always in vogue.
19 Jan 1926
Fur Coats and Fine Fabrics Steal the Spotlight!
Step back to London in 1926, where fur coats, fine fabrics, and luxury goods were all the rage in dazzling New Year sales!
25 Feb 1926
'The China Express and Telegraph,' featuring an iconic advertisement for 'Three Castles' Virginia Cigarettes.
This minimalist design, rich in history and nostalgia, an advertisement for cigarettes (You could never now!)
29 Oct 1926
"The Mustard Club." An advertisement for... Mustard!
The page explains the origins, purpose, and rules of the Mustard Club, describing it as a playful, whimsical organization led by the "Baron de Beef" of Porthouse College, Cambridge.
