Nearly 50 years after a mystery man with a bundle of sticks was famously featured on the cover of Led Zeppelin IV, his identity was discovered by accident by a researcher. The subject’s name was Lot Long, a thatcher who was born in Mere, Wiltshire in 1823 & died in 1893. At the time of the photograph, Lot was a widower living in a small cottage on Shaftesbury Road.

* Sizing runs slightly tight on baseball raglans. If you're close to or between sizes, consider the larger size. Refer to the size chart (in inches) below for best results. We can exchange sizing if you have trouble. 

This is a Bluescentric Brand baseball tee, available in comfortable sizes up to 2XL. The material is lightweight 4oz 91/9 poly/ringspun cotton with 3/4 length sleeves. 

This apparel design features the Sun Records vinyl record label center. 

Authentic Sun Records, every sale directly benefits the storied Tennessee record label. 

Selling a million copies in just days, Jerry Lee Lewis' 1957 song "Great Balls of Fire" gave the piano player his name. It was a smash hit, propelling the young artist into a path-forging 

The song was recorded October 8th, 1957 with two Sun Studio session musicians, bassist Sidney Stokes and drummer Larry Linn. Curiously, he reportedly never saw either musician again. 

Weight 0.37 lbs
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RAGLAN BLACK/BLACK SLEEVE, RAGLAN WHITE/BLACK SLEEVE

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T-shirt size chart
Size Width Length
S 18″ 28″
M 20″ 29″
L 22″ 30″
XL 24″ 31″
2XL 26″ 32″
3XL 28″ 33″
4XL 30″ 34″
5XL 32″ 35″