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AM Record Weight - Steel (300g)

For the 11th in the KFAX series Luca Lozano dusts off his old Variflex and scuffed elbow pads and ollies his way into the world of early skateboard logos. The birth and golden age of skateboarding and skateboarding competition saw a slew of newly formed companies jumping on the bandwagon in the early 60s and beyond. KFAX11 seeks to represent some of the those companies, some of which were short lived and some of which are still operating. As always with the KFAX series, the selection is in keeping with the overall style and represents the crudest and simplest of logos as well as the more established and professional looking ones.

Since 1971, the AM Record cleaner is the safest and most effective way to freshen up your record collection. AM Record Cleaner is the original non-abrasive deep cleaning solution, specially formulated to eliminate dust, dirt and static build-up. Experience dramatically improved sound quality and prolonged record life. The reduction in friction during playback will also hugely benefit the longevity of your stylus. Ideal for every day cleaning or even the dirtiest vinyl. Apply the solution to the lint free cotton cloth to absorb oil and grime without leaving a residue.- 200ml non-abrasive and residue-free vinyl cleaning fluid- Includes lint free cotton cloth- Safely and efficiently eliminates dust, dirt and static buildup- Cleans up to 1000 record sides

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100% Cotton TeePrinted Locally

Oversized fit, we recommend going a size down.Heavy weight cotton, 280 GSM, Wide neck ribbing, ribbed cuffs, side seamed, double needle hems. Preshrunk to minimise shrinkage. Made in Bangladesh, Printed in Melbourne.Model is 6ft / 182cm and is wearing size MEDIUM.

During the early 90s, Jean-Louis Huhta aka electronic musician Dungeon Acid would visit London to catch the live and DJ performances of early Techno artists such as Carl Craig and Baby Ford. In the hours before the events he would walk the streets of the capital taking in the usual sights and sounds that travellers and tourists would enjoy. However, his exploration of the city went a little deeper than most, he began to notice the colourful and simple calling cards of sex-workers that were plastered all over the inside of the iconic red London telephone boxes that populated the areas surrounding the centers tube stations. Over the years Jean-Louis would add to his collection with various visits to the capital and still to this day trades the cards and collects them whenever he finds them. KFAXXX revisits his substantial collection over 100+ pages printed on a variety of coloured paper with coloured ink that replicates the duotones of the original cards.KFAXXX serves as an archive of the crude and archaic design practices of the early 90s, safeguarding the imperfect fonts and illustrations that were used widely throughout the underground.110 pages, measuring at 10x14cm and printed on yellow, pink and white 80 g/m² EOS paper with pink glue binding