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Cardinal and gold t-shirt.
"Trojans"
Official mascot of the University of Southern California
Likely included in reference to Trojan condoms

Dark grey shirt.
Eagle spreading its wings, gold text: "LIBERTY and the Pursuit of". Sleeve: "Officers Club Houston"

Duplicate copy of this shirt found in the Jean-Nickolaus Tretter Collection--Minneapolis, Minnesota

White t-shirt with navy sleeves.
"Tracks: Denver"

Decades-old gay bar & dance hall featuring rotating theme nights & music on multiple floors.
3500 Walnut St, Denver, CO 80205

"I will end Don't Ask, Don't Tell" -President Barack Obama

Black t-shirt
Embroidered rainbow

Dark blue t-shirt.
"Four Star"

Unknown origin. If you have any information regarding this t-shirt, please contact Wearing Gay History.

Gray t-shirt.
"Texas Leather Pride IV Austin, Texas 1995"

Blue t-shirt.
Front: "45's"
Back: "Colt 45's Houston"

Colt 45's Houston was founded in the spring of 1976 as a Western charitable organization

Black t-shirt.
Image of a bird.
"The Leather Journal"

Leather/BDSM/Fetish Community Publication of Record founded May 1987.

White t-shirt.
Front: "AIDS Walk Houston 2008"
Back: Sponsors listed

Gay t-shirt.
"PWA Holiday Charities. Lifting Hearts at the Holidays"

Organization rooted in and dedicated to the Houston and surrounding area. Founded in 1997 by Marvin Davis, aka Lady Victoria Lust, PWA Holiday Charities dedicated to the betterment of people living with and affected by HIV/AIDS.

911 Welch St, Houston, TX 77006

Blue cut off t-shirt.
"Parade Disco Houston"

Gay bar named after New Orleans location.

Black leather vest.
Front has numerous pins and buttons.
Back: "Leather Tourist. A Stranger in a Strange Land"

Black leather vest.
Front name tag reads "Wretch #1: NoBuddy. De-Regalized by Choice." Numerous other pins and buttons.
Back: "'2004 Daddy of Montrose Vest"

Black leather vest.
Front name tag reads "Texas Renegade Walter Carter. Texas Renegade Honorary."
Back: "Texas Renegade Houston"

Black leather vest.
Front: Numerous badges and buttons.
Back: "Daddy of Montrose 2008"

Black leather vest.
Front: Numerous badges and buttons. Name tag reads "'Buzz Davis'. NLA-Houston Co-Founder"
Back: "National Leather Association Houston"

Black leather vest.
Numerous buttons and badges on front, including name tag reading "Vernon White."
Back: "Houston Motorcycle Club

Black leather vest.
Front: Numerous buttons and badges. Name tag reads "G.D.I. Houston-- Glenn"
Back: "Colt 45's Houston Special Member"

Black leather vest with numerous buttons. Badge reads "John Szewzyk"
Back: "Firedancers Texas Houston Charter"

Black leather vest with label :"Daddy Caspian."
Numerous buttons attached.
Back: "Houston Nomads Honor. Respect. Family. The Brotherhood of Pain Houston."

Black leather vest with many buttons, including LUEY ribbon. Name badge reads "Lexy."
Back: "Colt 45's Houston"

Green vest with many buttons.

This vest was designed and word by Bill O'Rourke as a member of Houston's Imperial Court.

White t-shirt.
Front: "KKK Klowns"
Back: "Mary's . . . Naturally"

1022 Westheimer Rd, Houston, TX 77006

White t-shirt.
"Helping Them Fight. People with AIDS Coalition. Houston, Texas"

4100 Milam St
Houston, Texas 77006

Purple t-shirt.
"The Whole World is Watching the International March to Cure AIDS Now at the Economic Summit. July 8, 1990. Houston, Texas"

Held at Rice University.

Black jacket.
Back: "NAMES Project AIDS Memorial Quilt"

Cowboy hat.
"18th Lone Star Classic 2007 Houston Texas MSL"
Montrose Softball League

Black jacket.

Front: "Series Eight"
Sleeve: "KCCSA 1st Invitational. Kansas City. 1982. Softball Tournament."
Back: "Houston"
Kansas City Coed Sports Association

Red jacket and striped pants.
Front: "Vachon"
Sleeve: "MSA South Division Champs 1984"
Back: "Copa Houston"

Montrose Softball League Association

Softball uniform with skirt.
"EJ's Houston"

White t-shirt.
"Someone I Love is Trans*"

From their website: "The Legalize Trans* campaign is an artistic and educational campaign intended to create dialogue and draw attention to the lack of inclusivity within the popular American Apparel “Legalize Gay” campaign. Legalize Trans* serves to emphasize the need for Transgender inclusivity within the dominant national Lesbian and Gay rights movement, and provide public education and resources that focus on navigating legal resources for Trans/gender non-conforming people."