Uncle Buck's Power Drill Co. - Long Sleeve T-Shirt vintage baseball Metal detecting on a beach

Metal detecting on a beach is just shaking down the ocean for pocket change with forty pounds of equipment and zero dignity

Zim's opened in San Francisco in 1947 and became the city's go-to spot for broiled hamburgers

Matching white blackletter text beneath reads "Amendment

with scrollwork flourishes beneath

Curved navy text at the bottom reads "GEORGIA-ALABAMA LEAGUE" above "CLASS D BASEBALL CLUB

Uncle Buck's Power Drill Co. - Long Sleeve T-Shirt vintage baseball Metal detecting on a beachBuck Russell turning a power drill into an interrogation tool is the most effective parenting technique ever deployed in the Chicago suburbs. Bug never stood a chance against a man whose business model is pure unhinged menace. Inspired by Uncle Buck. The Details: Distressed white portrait of Buck Russell in a fedora appears at upper left, flanked by "Since 1988" and "Chicago, Illinois" in small serif text. Hand lettered script reads "Uncle Buck's"