Man Cave Collection

Canadians have been curling since before confederation. The Montreal Curling Club curling club became the first organized sporting club in North America in 1807. Back then irons were used in...

Toronto’s hockey story is inseparable from the very foundation of the game itself. As one of the original six NHL teams formed in 1917, Toronto has stood as a fierce...

Our ‘Limelight’ art print captures the themes of Canadian superband Rush's 1981 hit song, Limelight. Neil Peart wrote the song during a time when the band’s stardom was taking off....

One of Canada's greatest contributions to space, or at least most well known, was the Shuttle Remote Manipulator System, or Canadarm. It made its maiden voyage into Earth's orbit for...

What can we say, we're Canadian. You can't separate our love of great music and the game we love. So rather than try, we had some fun blending the two...

Edition limited to 50 in total (25 prints in each size) Just two years after cancelling the Arrow, the government bought the Voodoo to defend North America. The first Voodoos...

Whenever I get the chance, I like to catch my favourite bands' live. I love the lights and the ambiance, the rushing around before the band takes centre stage. There's...

The Avro CF-105 Arrow is considered one of Canada's greatest aviation achievements and failures at the same time. The Mark 2's was designed in 1955 to reach speeds of Mach2...

One of the great aviation inventions—the DHC-2 Beaver— is a symbol of true Canadian ingenuity and practicality. The first one came off the line and took flight from de Havilland's Toronto...

Ottawa’s hockey story is one of tradition, resilience, and a proud return to the big stage. The nation's capital first made its mark in the sport back in 1883, with...

Edition limited to 50 in total (25 prints in each size) The Griffon entered service in 1995 replacing four other helicopters. It is used by the Regular Force and two...

Edition limited to 75 in total (25 large prints, 50 small prints) With the success of the Lancaster in the United Kingdom, the decision was made to build the bomber...

Few hockey traditions are as deep-rooted—or as proudly worn—as Toronto’s. The city’s first professional team took the ice in 1917 as the Toronto Arenas. A decade later, Conn Smythe purchased...

We like to have fun with type! And, we like to have fun with words. So we combined the two into a piece of art that's also a conversation-starter. We'd also...

Can’t decide which of our vintage fishing lure prints is your favourite? Now you don’t have to. The Pick-Six Lures art print brings together six of our classic spoon bait...