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Our Vintage 1960s Downhill Skis art print is for those who believe two planks are still better than one. Featuring a classic set of 1960s wood downhill skis and poles,...

Small jukeboxes like this were a common fixture in North American diners during the 50s and 60s. But time and technology have all but erased their existence as the world...

Back in 1977, when Jake Burton was inspired by the “snurfer”—a long single-board invented by Sherman Poppen that looked more like a miniature surfboard than a ski—he probably couldn’t have...

Table hockey might not seem like a revolutionary invention today, but in 1932, it was a holiday miracle. Toronto native Donald H. Munro Sr. couldn’t afford store-bought gifts during the...

  Avro Canada once stood at the forefront of the nation’s aeronautical innovation. Based in Malton, Ontario, and employing more than 50,000 people after WWII, the company manufactured iconic aircraft...

Dubbed 'The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth', the Calgary Stampede has entertained millions of fans since 1912. The event's roots can be traced back to 1886 when the Calgary and...

Our Vintage Chrysler Muscle Cars art print takes you back to the classic car era of the 1950s through the 1980s. It was a time when Dodge, Plymouth and Chrysler pushed...

Before electric—and later rechargeable—power tools became the norm, a sharp crosscut hand saw was one of a carpenter’s most prized possessions. These tools weren’t just functional objects built for hard...

Our Vintage Fishing Kit art print features a curated collection of old fishing gear dating from the 1930s through the 1950s. The essentials that a hiking angler would pack today—a...

Our Vintage Ford Motor Company Muscle Cars art print takes you back to the classic car era of the 1950s through the 1980s. It was a time when Ford pushed the...

Our Vintage General Motors Muscle Cars art print takes you back to the classic car era of the 1950s through the 1980s. It was a time when GM pushed the...

Golf club construction—and the materials used to build them—remained relatively unchanged for generations. Metal club heads were attached to wooden hickory or ash shafts, creating clubs that demanded precision, patience,...

There’s something timeless about old maps—the way we instinctively scan them, looking for “our lake,” “our bay,” or a familiar landmark. Our Muskoka Vintage Paddle Map fine art print captures...

Ralph Wilford Samuelson invented waterskiing in the summer of 1922, famously using pine boards 8 feet long and 9 inches wide. As boats became faster and skiers pushed the limits...

If you ever lost track of time battling it out over a tabletop hockey game, this one’s for you. Our Vintage Table Hockey Player—Boston Bruins art print brings all the...

If you ever lost track of time battling it out over a tabletop hockey game, this one’s for you. Our Vintage Table Hockey Player—Chicago Blackhawks Player art print brings all...