Here is the links to my CAFE PRESS store:
http://www.cafepress.com/dgtp.

They sell everything from t-shirts to mousepads to wall clocks to beer steins.

Hopefully, there will be something you can't live without!

Here are some examples of the designs in my store on the products they sell.

These are just a very few of the products and designs - basically each design is on each product - literally thousands to choose from!

Here's a "review" of Cafe Press: 

All the "stores" have the same product blanks.  You supply the artwork.  When someone orders something, they produce it then and there, and ship it.  It is the same idea as "print-on-demand" publishers, only Cafe Press does clothing and knick-knacks in addition to printing books and CDs.

Here is my experience as a customer.  I've ordered several items from my own store, using "standard" shipping. 

Here's an evaluation of the delivery:  They apparently manufactured the final products that night, and shipped via UPS the very next day.  They sent me an email with the tracking number and I followed it every step of the way.  The order arrived seven days later, as advertised.  Everything came through o.k., except the beer stein, which looked like it had cracked in transit.  I went to their customer service page on their website and reported it.  Within hours they had shipped a replacement at no charge.  Two of the items on my original order were apparently "back ordered" and so I also asked when they might be shipped, as I had not received a copy of the tracking number.  Again, within hours, they shipped two replacements, no questions asked.  It turned out that I got the original two the next day, so I sent them an email saying they could cancel the replacements, but they shipped them anyway!  Each time I emailed them, they responded almost immediately!  I have never received better customer service from anybody!

Here's an eval of the product:  I ordered a XXL hooded zippered sweatshirt, a beer stein, a 12 oz. mug, a mousepad, a tile coaster, and a refrigerator magnet.  The sweatshirt is Haines and fits my 6' 250# body loosely, the way it should.  The artwork is crisp and clean and does not have that painted on feel.  Same with the ceramic stuff - the artwork seems to be melded into the ceramic - these are NOT decals!  Even the Yankee Air Pirate logo, which is pretty busy, was clear and the colors were true.  The DG maps, even on the sweatshirt, are precisely what the original artwork looked like.  This really is quality stuff!

For all of you who plan to write the Great American Novel about DG, you might want to consider Cafe Press.  I recently edited and published a book of my father's memoirs through Cafe Press, something for the family to keep.  It isn't for the mass market, so I fished around looking for someone to print it independently.  Everywhere I went, they wanted $1,000+ to "help" me and give me 20 books or so at the end of the process.  However, Cafe Press does the "print-on-demand" system, and each of my Dad's 330 page books costs just $17.08!  I had to do a LOT of editing, because using POD means "what you see is what you get", but once I'd finished all of that, it was painless to set it up on Cafe Press.  BTW, I ordered the books and they came out absolutely flawless.  The only shortcoming that I see is they only print the text & photos in Black and White, and the best binding is what they call "perfect" which is basically trade-paperback binding.  But the covers are in color and the books are well made.

To be honest, I was a little leery at first of Cafe Press.  It seemed a little too good to be true - i.e., no up front costs, no inventory to maintain - and it also seemed a little bit pricey, compared to Wal Mart, but the product, the shipping and the customer service were all outstanding!

Click here for Tom Lawson's Cafepress DG Store! 
Support an fellow DG vet - Tom is a DG Alumni, Class of 1979!

This is the store with the "Any Week is Chicken Choking Week" stuff!  Check it out!

Here's another DG Vet done good!
Dan Urish has drawn some very nice Note Cards of old-time DG. 
These are the same 8 1/2" x 5 1/2" cards sold at the SEABEE Museums at Port Hueneme, CA and Davisville, RI.
Dan has kindly agreed to sell them to you directly.
Here is what one card looks like.  The others are closeups of the drawings you see here.
All are printed on antiqued cream paper with envelopes.

A set of 6 cards with envelopes is $10.00.
A matted 7 1/2" x 9 1/2" copy of any image, signed and numbered by the artist, is $15.00.
Price includes shipping to any U.S. address (contact Dan for overseas shipping costs).
Send your requests with payment by check to
D. W. Urish
P.O. Box 1715
Kingston, RI 02881.

DG Vets note:  Dan was the Island Commander and C.O. of NMCB-40 on DG in 1971!

Here's some stuff from the company that sells the hats and shirts through the clubs on the island:

Contact Jim Mickelson jim@go2shirt.com  800-851-3671
Here's his website:  www.northwestembroidery.com

Here's stuff Jim had for sale as of August 2005:

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Seeing as how they are direct competitors to guys like Tom Lawson and myself, I hate to plug the Pay and Pay and Pay and Pay Phone Company (a.k.a. Cable and Wireless to those who have not had the pleasure of using them from the island), but feel like I must in the interest of customer service!  Plus, they do have the concession as the REAL BIOT Postoffice - ON THE ISLAND and NOW ON-LINE! 

For ALL your Postage Needs, Souvenier Stamps, First Day Covers, Mounted & Framed collections, etc., contact:
 http://www.biotpostoffice.com/.  

Plus they now have their own Gift Shop with mugs, T-shirts, etc., for sale.  Here's the URL:
 http://www.biotpostoffice.com/store/product-list-0.asp. 

Don't forget to check ebay, there's usually something there!