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Grade: ABC
Sizes:
T-Shirt: M-XL
The bundle contains the following brands: Metallica

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​1. Cynic "Focus" Era T-Shirt
​Design: This is a classic short-sleeve black T-shirt featuring the logo of the progressive metal band Cynic. The logo is rendered in its signature stylized green font with a golden/yellow celestial burst underneath, likely referencing their seminal 1993 album, Focus.
​Vibe: A highly sought-after piece for fans of technical death metal and fusion.
​2. Pestilence "Cosmic Overdrive" 1993 Long-Sleeve
​Design: A rare long-sleeve shirt from the Dutch death metal band Pestilence. It features the artwork for their "Cosmic Overdrive" 1993 Tour (supporting the Spheres album). The front shows a detailed space/astral scene with a mechanical sphere. Notably, it has "Sleeve Hits" (graphics printed down the arms), which is a prized feature in vintage metal apparel.
​Vibe: A "grail" item for vintage shirt collectors due to the intricate sleeve prints and the specific era of the band.
​3. Metallica "Flaming Skull" T-Shirt
​Design: This shirt features one of Metallica’s most iconic 90s graphics: the "Flaming Sun" or "Pushead" style flaming skull. The Metallica logo is placed vertically in yellow/orange, blending into a skull engulfed in vibrant flames.
​Vibe: A definitive piece of 90s rock/metal fashion that remains timelessly popular.
​4. Marilyn Manson "Portrait of an American Family" Era T-Shirt
​Design: Located at the bottom, this shirt features a high-contrast photographic print of Marilyn Manson from his early 90s era. He is depicted in his signature makeup and pose, reflecting the shock-rock aesthetic of that time.
​Vibe: Dark, edgy, and emblematic of 90s alternative culture.
​Note on Condition: These shirts appear to have a "faded black" or charcoal patina, which is very desirable in the vintage market as it proves their age and authenticity.
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