A LITTLE T AND A. (MR.T AND A-TEAM)

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TOPPS T-SHIRT FACTORY IRON-ONS 1988

A while back I saw some of the artwork for these on Tom Bunk's blog and I thought they looked neat. I have a pathetic wardrobe and I figured if I ordered a box of these t-shirt iron-ons I could get some blank shirts and make a whole set of summer tees for myself.
I had only seen the three or four pics that Tom posted so I was eager to see what the other iron-ons looked like. There are 18 in all and they are fabulouso.

If I remember right, there were 36 in the box. I was just hoping they would still adhere after 22 years.


Wonderful box art by the Bunkster

Here's the wrapper front and back with the checklist:





I dug up a t-shirt and the iron and got started making my first shirt. I forgot to read the directions...



but it came out pretty nice.



I made some for my family too...

Here's all 18 of the iron-ons. Since they are reversed I had to iron them on to shirts and chunks of canvas to scan them all.











These two images were also used in the the Gross Bears buttons set.





























I've ironed about 8-9 shirts already. If you see any summer pics of me chances are I will be wearing one of these shirts.

TOPPS NON-SPORT MYSTERY FUN PACKS 1980

Topps produced these non-sport mystery fun packs from 1978-1981. Each bag had 27 assorted packs of popular Topps trading cards. There were sports and non-sports versions.

Some examples of the non-sport titles included are:

-Raiders of the Lost Ark
-A-Team
-Buck Rogers
-Creature Feature
-Moonraker
-Rocky II
-Star Trek: The Motion Picture
-Star Wars
-Empire Strikes Back
-Wacky Packages Stickers 1st Series

As far as what the sports bags contained, I really don't care.

Here are a few scans I've found.







COMING NEXT: TOPPS WANTED POSTERS 1980