San Francisco Hot Peanuts - California - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Women's T-Shirt Size:2XL A bold condensed slab-serif reading

A bold condensed slab-serif reading "NEIGHBOR" sits below

" followed by large yellow block letters reading "PIECES OF SHIT" and smaller white text reading "Breakfast Cereal

Sho'nuff announcing he's got something real for you is less a threat and more a public service announcement from the self-appointed Shogun of Harlem

A central illustration depicts a bowling ball with speed lines striking two pins beside a wagon wheel

A cartoon portrait of Walter Sobchak in yellow-tinted aviator sunglasses and an olive vest

San Francisco Hot Peanuts - California - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Women's T-Shirt Size:2XL A bold condensed slab-serif readingSan Francisco's Hot Peanuts took the field in 1894 as part of the California Players League, a brief but defiant experiment in independent baseball. During an era when organized ball was tightening its grip, clubs like this one gave Pacific Coast players a league to call their own. They burned bright and brief, the way grassroots baseball often did. Part of our Defunct Baseball collection, inspired by the vintage Minor League teams of yesteryear. The