That's right, over 1,500 rare and retro skateboard stickers in the gallery now. I have been slacking on the descriptions, dimensions and info and stuff but I am currently waiting for some reference material to get here. That will make it easier for me and I'm all about making things easy. Some of the new ones recently added that I really like as follows.

The Sims Kevin Staab Pirate graphics, these colors in particular.	The G&S Billy Ruff Chalice graphics.

The Sims Screamer Board Art.	The Tracker Trucks Classic logo but a prism version. This is most likely a bootleg.

The Powell Peralta Cross Bones wheels sticker that came out of a vending machine.

Also I went skating this morning for the second time in years. I skated street occasionally but I'm talking about transitions now. I got 2 more tricks back so it's still baby steps for me.

That's right, I hit the half-way mark about. To celebrate I am now giving away FREE SKATEBOARD STICKERS.

Now I will take a break from scanning and work on getting better descriptions of the stickers up. Some of these are bootlegs, some are just rare, some are drawn by famous artists, and some have a history as to where I got them.

Eventually I will be selling some of my doubles (actually I have about 20 extras of some of the color combinations), but until then, I put up a link on the main menu to the left where you can buy some stickers like these. Soon I'll also put up current eBay listings of NOS sk8 stickers so you can check them here without having to rummage through the crappy ones to find the REAL vintage old ones. Also an archive for the deals you missed as well as the valuable ones you have, kind of like what they do at Skate And Annoy for old school decks.

Biggest collection of skateboard stickers on the internet now and thought I would show some of the big ones.

These are my rare old skateboard stickers that won't fit on my scanner, so I had to video them. Schmitt Stix (including uncut sheets), Vision Street Wear, Santa Cruz (Claus Grabke, Rob Roskopp, Bullet Wheels, Slimeballs, OJ2s), Independent Trucks, Tracker Trucks, Trans World Skateboarding Magazine, Kryptonics, G&S, and more. Most from the 1980's with a little 1970's, and 1990's thrown in.