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White with purple text, "Sue Fink" with teal lines and triangle.

Yellow with black text, "Swingshift." Attached note reads, "N. Calif. women's band - 80's."

Light blue with purple text, "The Loving Force of Feminist Revolution" and image of phoenix and amazon ax with vulva.

Orange with red text text, "The Magic Ferry" and red, yellow and green image of tree and flowers. Attached note reads, "Arkansas - mid 70s lesbian group."

Teal with bright pink text reading "W.U.N." under five interlocking woman symbols.
Likely relating to the Women United of Nevada

Sleeveless, pink with black text, "Wildrose, 1021 E. Pike" with an image of a black-outlined pink wild rose with flowers at both ends of the stem. Attached note reads, "Seattle."
Lesbian bar

White with blue text, "Women Loving Women Concert" with blue and purple spiral graphic. Purple text at bottom of design reads, "Ponsonby 88."

White with black text, "Women's Action Coalition, Liberation, Equality" with WAC logo with a dagger stuck in the bottom.

Orange sweatshirt with green image of labrys inside six-pointed star with green text underneath reading "Amazion." Collar has been cut out.

White with black text "Cape Cod" with four penguins above it. Reverse reads, "ALIX" in clear rhinestones.

Sleeveless, red with black text, "Women's Motorcycle Festival '88 August 25-28, 1988 Fifth Annual" with image of woman as motorcycle inside a woman symbol. Attached note reads, "Troy, NY."

White with inverted triangle inside circle that include various languages in black text, "Love Without Borders" in pink text, and black text in lower right corner: "Arcadia Dykes for Rights, Beijing '95"

White with black and white image of lesbian couple and black text: "Read My Lips"

Light blue with white text: "Baby Dyke Can Do No Wrong"

White with black and white image of a television and black text: "Dyke TV Get Turned On"

Dark blue with white woman symbol and white text: "Sonia Womanstrength, Womanpower, Womandream"

White with cursive black text: "Daughters Inc. Publishers," in upper right hand corner, and "Lover a new novel by Bertha Harris," and excerpts on both sides of t-shirt

Purple with lavender image of four women holding a sign with lavender text: "The Great Southeast Lesbian Conference," and two lavender woman symbols
Held in Atlanta

White with black and white image of woman holding a sword and riding a horse, with black text: "Feminist Government in Exile"

Dark pink with number 10 in background outlined in black and banner in foreground with black text: "Lammas.celebrating ten years"

White with multi-colored images of a boom box, a woman, and black text: "Women on the Airwaves the Coming Out Show"

White t-shirt. Gigis 40th.
Gigi's started as a lesbian bar but since 1973 has been known as and self-identified as a gay bar.

T-shirt with photo of famous painting of lesbian couple Radclyffe Hall & Una Troubridge.

Blue t-shirt with on the front a picture of a boat and text: "Grietje". On the back: "Sailing School GRIETJE prinsengracht t/o 187 1015 AZ AMSTERDAM". (Grietjes was a sailing school for and by (lesbian) women.)

White t-shirt with picture of pink triangle and [embroidered on the left corner] two women's signs.

White t-shirt with picture of two women's faces and rebus: "Jij=j1t".
Unknown significance

White t-shirt with text: "wild women" and list of names of supposedly 'wild women'.

White t-shirt with text: "Gay and Lesbian filmfestival '91 holland" and image of two embracing female filmstars.

Purple t-shirt with in Hebrew the text: "1982 5th national feminist convention, voices of women Jerusalem" and image of two dancing female figures).

White t-shirt with hand decorated pink triangle and text: "Liever Lesbies" (I prefer to be a lesbian).
Netherlands

Beige t-shirt with drawing of mountain of naked women, signed by Ferne.

Red t-shirt with on front logo lesbian archive Amsterdam. On the back the same logo but large. The lesbian archive Amsterdam started in 1983. From 1990-2000 it was located at the Eerste Helmersstraat 17 Amsterdam. In 2000 it moved to Nieuwpoortkade and merged with the gay archives into IHLIA LGBT Heritage. From 2007 it is situated in de Central Public Library of Amsterdam.