1995 Pulp Fuction Ex-Rental VHS capsule Escher short sleeve shirt from

Escher short sleeve shirt from the early 90s under Copyright to the heirs of the late Escher

Features a cool black and white illustration by Eric Drooker of a fist holding a pylon with the message 'Free Speech

One large hole on right back side of the shirt (pictured) and some lovely but slight neck fraying

Featuring vibrant Scount girl graphic in Manga style from Jeremy Klein

Print has faded wonderfully

1995 Pulp Fuction Ex-Rental VHS capsule Escher short sleeve shirt fromReally nice ex rental copy of Quentin Tarantino's juggernaut of a film 'Pulp Fiction' which set the world on fire when it was released in theatres in October of 1994 Tarantino conceived Pulp Fiction with Canadian screenwriter and director Roger Avery and it was written throughout 1992 and 1993, incorporating scenes originally written for True Romance. The film reportedly cost just $8 million to make, and went on to gross over $200 million at the box