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Ending soon flaccid Earth Crisis Hat

By naidoo | Published 05/08/2012

I love when sellers give shout outs to TTD. loseryouthcrew is one of those people. “Earth Crisis snapback hat. Says Victory on the back. No bulldogs anywhere on the hat though-wonder if Tee Till Death will put this up-they have a bulldog-less Victory design. Great blog though-check it out if you haven’t already. I just tried to direct link their site from here, but eBay won’t let me because they’re haters. Anyway this is the perfect hat to rock while you’re walking around street by street block by block taking it all back.” Well buddy you got my attention. If I knew people would go crazy over these limp Victory hats I would have saved the 5 I had (Strife, Skarhead, Snapcase, Earth Crisis and Integrity).

Den Of Iniquity BIN

By xCHIPxSEM | Published 04/29/2012

I’m pretty sure coldxworld‘s Integrity shirt is a non-Victory design. No sleeve print is the obvious sign but the back design is what I’m assuming is the original version of the “In Contrast of Sin” design that Victory pumped out for years. Possibly a Dark Empire design? That Buy it Now isn’t too out of control so if you’re an Integrity collector, have at it.

Humanity > Those Who Fear Tomorrow

By xCHIPxSEM | Published 04/28/2012

Humanity Is The Devil is my favorite Integrity release, always has been always will be. Abraxas Annihilation…just saying. This was a period where Victory was taking the covers of whatever record they were releasing and they put it on a shirt. Doughnuts got one, Earth Crisis did too and as you can see so did Integrity. Unlike the two aforementioned, this one works way better. Full color print with the Holy Terror logo on the front. Would this be the first time the Holy Terror logo made it’s way onto a shirt? I’m not expecting you to know punkrevival, but I figured I’d ask.

Billingsgate Hoodie

By xCHIPxSEM | Published 04/21/2012

6, count em, 6 Bulldogs. I don’t know how Billingsgate said “yeah we’re cool with that” back in the day but I’m sure we’ve seen worse (wait, have we?). Billingsgate was pretty good back then and outside of all the bulldogs, this sweater from fredrulesok93 isn’t too bad. I kinda miss when labels only printed XXL hoodies, it made it easier to order. This was more than likely sold directly through the label after the release of their 7 inch “Reach Out”.

The Seraphim Fall

By xCHIPxSEM | Published 04/15/2012

Bloodlet lost me after “Entheogen” but I know a lot of people who were into this record. The last time I was at a show they were supposed to play was roughly 1998-ish and the bill was Bloodlet, Hatebreed, Shai Hulud and Entombed. Hatebreed dropped because of a death in the family the rumor at the show was that some of the dudes in Bloodlet were too drunk to play…so that was the last time I remember them coming down. laparka has a longlseeve for the “Seraphim Fall” record and you get 4, count em, 4 bulldogs for the price of one. If you have bulldog-itus, then you might want to steer clear.

Snapcase Trio

By xCHIPxSEM | Published 04/13/2012

xcoldxdeadxhandsx seems to be cleaning out his 90s hardcore closet, mainly of the Victory persuasion. In terms of date, I’m not really sure which of these first two came first but I think it’s the white longsleeve Victory design. Often referred to as the Egyptian design, this longsleeve was printed by Victory right about the time “Lookinglasself” was coming out and features the original Snapcase logo before they changed it to the more simple design we know. You get the Victory banner on one sleeve and only a tiny bulldog on the back so take that as you will.

Jump ahead a little bit and this design was also printed with an orange to yellow logo on the front and purple tinted photo on the back. Band screened design…I have both variations and neither of them ever fit right…weird.

Finally, this “Steps” era tee is actually a redesigned tee. When the record came out, Victory did a design which featured the same front and same print on the back but a different live photo (as opposed to the 3 live photos). This one is still old and would probably be around 1997 or 98.

Look on the brightside of your wall

By Lynn | Published 04/08/2012

Now all of you are lucky that I have two of these so you don’t have to worry about bidding against me for it. Regardless of this being a Victory Killing Time poster it is still awesome looking. I wish I would see other Killing Time posters floating around the internet, I have three different ones, but I’m always on the hunt for something new. Seller repjack111 is offering this one up at a reasonable price, I think its worth way more! I think your wall deserves to have this hung on it.

Only The Strong

By xCHIPxSEM | Published 04/06/2012

Regardless of how you feel about Victory Records now, they put out some seriously killer records early in their history including the first Only The Strong compilation. 6 solid songs including the Meanstreak song (did they ever release anything besides this song?). Besides releasing some great records, Victory was mass marketing themselves throwing their name on everything including this “Only The Strong” hoodie that steadfastmatt is unloading. I’m pretty sure the first pressing of the record had a red cover which would reflect the hoodie. The CD version had a blue cover and I think there was also a yellow version. My memory is the worst sometimes.

Is this our destiny?

By naidoo | Published 04/06/2012

hipsterparadisefashion is selling the an O.G. version of this popular Strife design. I know because I own one in navy and Hoodie version in green. I’m sure Victory is still selling this design minus the bulldog. I’m psyched to hear that new Strife album I hope after a decade of silence they have something to say.

Path Of Resistance Brings No Shame

By xCHIPxSEM | Published 04/05/2012

When Victory Records released the Path Of Resistance record, they printed up two shirts for the band and tmeisky82 is letting go of both of them. Both designs were made in short sleeve tees, longsleeves and hoodies as was the standard for the label at the time. The first of the two is my favorite and it’s also in better shape than the other. The designs borrows heavily from the records artwork with the cover of the record on the front of the shirt and the back artwork was the disc art. This was printed in both gray and white and I feel like the gray works best. No Bulldogs here but you get a huge Victory banner down the sleeve.

The second design was the one that Victory held onto for quite some time. The band would later reprint this one with a different front and a slightly altered back. The shirt seems a little faded but it could be the lighting in the photo. Both of these should be dated around 1996-97.