101
"Promo Video" (sometimes called "World War II Report", 1992)
411 Video Magazine
Issue four (1994)
Issue five (1994)
Issue seven (1994)
Issue eight (1994)
Issue ten (1995)
Issue eleven (1995)
Issue twelve (1995)
Acme
~1992
Aesthetics
"Ryde Or Die Vol. 1" (2001)
Airwalk
Alien Workshop
Late 1990s (?)
~2000 (?): Alien Workshop jeans
Antihero
~1999 (?)
"Cash Money Vagrant" (2003)
Antisocial
2004
ATM Click
Ron Chatman (~1992)
Awaii
~1990
Blueprint
"First Broadcast" (2001)
~2001 (?)
Chocolate
Gabriel Rodriguez "Jimi Hendrix" (~1995)
Chico Brenes (2015)
Church of Skatan
"Hellfire - Damnation - Skateboarding" (1995)
Color
"[self titled]" (1993)
Creature
"Promo Video" (mid 1990s [?])
Crupie
~2021
Dan Wolfe
"Eastern Exposure Zero" (1992) [not the first Eastern Exposure video - don't be fooled by the name]
Destructo
Late 1990s
Droors
Element
~1994
"World Tour" (2000)
Emerica
2022
Tag from the Emerican "Quentin" navy (vegan colourway; 2022): "Thanks for not killing me[,] Emerica." "No problem."
Etnies
~2020
Sheep ... Even though this says Sheep, it is technically Etnies, unlike the original Sheep Shoes from the 90s. Unlike the original 90s Sheep, the 2020s Sheep collection by Etnies was entirely vegan (i.e., no non-vegan shoes).
Fix Stix
~2000
Flip
Geoff Rowley (~2000)
Formula One [?]
~1992
Foundation
"Barbarians At The Gate" (1994) [Note the World Industries logo.]
"Rolling Thunder" (1995)
Kris Markovich (~1999)
"Nervous Breakdown" (1999)
"Art Bars" (2001)
Girl
Globe
"Opinion" (2001)
Gullwing
~1989/1990
Hook-Ups
~1995
~1996
~1996
H-Street
Heroin
~2006 (?)
Hollywood
"Promo" (2002)
~2002
Hopps
Jahmal Williams (~2022)
I-Path
~2010 (?)
Krooked
2000s
~2020
~2022/2023
~2022/2023
Landscape
~2007 (?)
Lucero
Riky Barnes (1989)
Maple
~1996
MNC
~1996
Natural Koncept
~2022
Neighborhood
Neighborhood "Personalities Bideo" (1995)
New Deal
~1991
~1992
"Da Deal Is Dead" (1992)
"7 Year Glitch" (2002)
OJs
Nora Vasconcellos "Elite" and plain "Elite" (~2022)
Organika
~2008/2009
Overboard Enterprises (San Diego)
Part
~2022
Plan B
~2006 (?)
(This is not an original 90s Plan B shirt.)
Planet Earth
Powell
"The Search For Animal Chin" (1987)
(Note that the video does not say "Powell Peralta" but "Powell Skateboards".)
"Chaos" (1992)
("Chaos" was also released by Powell, not Powell Peralta. That means Powell Peralta existed between approximately 1978 and 1991 - see below - and then again later. Powell on the other hand existed from 1992 until at least 2009.)
Powell Peralta
"Public Domain" (1988)
"Ban This" (1989)
"Propaganda" (1990)
Prime
"Five" (1995)
Rannalli
~1989
Geoff Rowley talking about buying his first board in a punk record store in Liverpool, England, and having to choose between Rannalli and Gullwing trucks: "They had two Ran[n]alli trucks, which were like junk [...]." He chose Gullwing. That was around 1989.
Rannalli ad (Thrasher, January 1986)
Rannalli ad (Thrasher, February 1986)
Rannalli ad (Thrasher, January 1987)
Rannalli ad (Thrasher, February 1987)
Rannalli ad (Thrasher, March 1987)
Rannalli ad (Thrasher, April 1987)
Rannalli ad (Thrasher, May 1987)
Rannalli ad (Thrasher, June 1987)
Rannalli ad (Thrasher, July 1987)
Rannalli ad (Thrasher, August 1987)
Rannalli ad (Thrasher, September 1987)
Rannalli ad (Thrasher, October 1987)
Rannalli ad (Thrasher, November 1987)
Rannalli ad (Thrasher, December 1987)
Rannalli ad (Thrasher, February 1988)
Rannalli ad (Thrasher, March 1988)
Rannalli ad (Thrasher, April 1988)
Rannalli ad (Thrasher, May 1988)
I'M NOT SURE IF THERE IS A RANNALLI AD IN THRASHER, JUNE 1988
Rannalli ad (Thrasher, July 1988)
Rannalli ad (Thrasher, August 1988)
Rannalli ad (Thrasher, September 1988)
Rannalli ad (Thrasher, October 1988)
Rannalli ad (Thrasher, November 1988)
Rannalli ad (Thrasher, January 1989)
Rannalli ad (Thrasher, February 1989)
Rannalli ad (Thrasher, March 1989)
Rannalli ad (Thrasher, May 1989)
Rannalli ad (Thrasher, June 1989)
Rannalli ad (Thrasher, July 1989)
Rannalli ad (Thrasher, August 1989)
Rannalli ad (Thrasher, September 1989)
Late 1980s
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Real
Mark Gonzales (~1999)
"Real To Reel" (2001)
"Recipe For Disaster" (2002)
Saigon Skateshop
Sci-Fi Fantasy
~2020 (?)
Servant
Shorty's
Steve Olson (~1999)
"Guilty" (2001)
~2004
Slap
2008
Smith
~1990
Sonic
"One Louder" (1995)
Speedwheels (Santa Cruz)
~1992
Stereo
2004
Stereo art show "Northern Exposure" at Antisocial skate shop (Vancouver, 1 May 2004)
Clint Peterson (~2005)
Supply
Supply shop deck (skate shop, Tel Aviv, 2019)
Supply shop coin pouch (2019)
Tbags (T-bags)
~1992
"The Tbags experience / Are you experienced" shirt (~1992)
~1992
Tbags ad with Kris Markovich
Tbags ad with Kris Markovich
Tbags ad with Caine Gayle, Clyde Singleton, Mike Crum, Jason Ellis, Jason Maxwell, and Kris Markovich
Thomas Campbell
Tommy Guerrero "Ear Eye Data Poop" (2000; MoWax/Galaxia; Glx 08; PAL)
Thrasher
"The Truth Hurts" (1993)
Thunder
Early 2000s
Titan
Late 1990s
Toy Machine
Chris Senn (late 1990s)
Ed Templeton sticker
Robot versus Bear (late 1990s)
Late 1990s
Late 1990s
Brian Anderson (late 1990s)
"Sucking The Life" (2003)
2010s (?)
~2018 (?)
C. J. Collins (artwork by Margaret Kilgallen)
Traffic
Traffic x Color Communications collab (~2022)
Kevin Coakley (~2022)
Kevin Coakley (~2022)
James Sayres "Good Boy Club" (~2022)
Underworld Element
~1991/1992
[Unknown]
~1989
~1989
~1989
~1990
~1990
Vision
~1990
World Industries
"New World Order" (1993)
From left to right: Daniel Castillo, Kareem Campbell, Daewon Song, Richard Mulder, and Shiloh Greathouse
World Industries, Blind & 101 "Trilogy" (1996)
Zero
"Thrill Of It All" (1997)
Matt Mumford (~1998)
Late 1990s
"Misled Youth" (1999)
"Dying To Live" (2002)
Zoo York
R. B. Umali: "Peep This" (1999)
