A shirt featuring two black, slightly tilted, bars with "Bad Religion" written in red upon it. Under it, is a skull with two knives crossed at the jawline. "1979" is written in red with "19" and "79" on their respective sides of the crossed knives. Underneath it all is a small Crossbuster. On the upper back is three black, slightly tilted, bars with "Bad Religion 2013" written in red upon them, along with a Crossbuster. Tour dates and venues are put up on the back in two columns.

A limited print shirt featuring "Bad Religion" on the front and "The Easiest Thing To Say Is FUCK YOU!" on the back in black. A Crossbuster is replacing the "O" in "YOU".

Also known as "The Punx". It lists the dates and locations of all the shows of the tour on the back of the shirt. The front of the shirt has the band's name on it over a pair of Doc Marten-style boots featuring a Crossbuster. Sold during the True North American tour.

A shirt featuring a comic-like image of a monkey dressed up as a pope. In the background is pictured an atomic explosion. "Bad Religion" is written in black up along the left side of the picture. On the back is written "Bad Religion - 2013" above a two columned list of tour dates and venues. Underneath it all is a thin bar with a small crossbuster in the middle upon it.

A shirt featuring a white image of a preacher holding a bag of cash in front of a homeless guy sitting in front of a brick wall that has a huge Crossbuster on it.

This shirt features the album art for "True North". The back of the shirt features a song lyric, from the title track, "That's your moral compass, but what good is it to me?". Official Kings Road (US) merchandise that was included in pre-order bundles.

This shirt features the album art for "True North". The back of the shirt features a song lyric, from the title track, "That's your moral compass, but what good is it to me?". Official Kings Road (US) merchandise that was included in pre-order bundles.

A pair of worker type shorts featuring the Crooked Crossbuster design in gold at the very bottom of the right leg.

This official shirt lists the names of all the current members of the band, and was designed to be like the Beatles Fab Four shirt, which reads "John & Paul & Ringo & George".

This official zip up hoodie reads Suffer across the front. The back reads "Bad Religion", and has a red and black suffer boy with a white crossbuster on his back. The official Bad Religion store's description for this hoodie reads "Take a Classic. Make it Modern. Never lose what made the classic so exquisite in the beginning."

This shirt is dedicated to a song on Bad Religion's 16th album True North; The Past Is Dead. The front of the shirt pictures what appears to be a church, in the foreground of the picture is a road sign that reads "THE PAST IS DEAD".

This girls' tee features the name of the band on the front in stacked format. There is nothing on the back.

This shirt features an image of the devil sitting in a chair holding a Pope ventriloquist's doll.

This girlie tee features Bad Religion across the front in an atypical font. There is nothing on the back. This shirt was sold on the Endgame Tour with Rise Against.

A shirt featuring a guitar pedal with "Bad Religion - punk rock since 1979 - Los Angeles, California". Sold by Kings Road Merch Europe from Nov. 2011.

This unauthentic shirt was sold outside of the GV30 venue. The front features a faded Bad Religion text, and the back features the GV30 image used to promote the show.

This shirt was sold exclusively at the GV30 concert in Santa Monica, 12/17/11. It features a list of the bands that performed, including Bad Religion

This shirt features an image of Jesus riding an atom bomb, blazoned on the nose is a crossbuster. This shirt was sold on the Endgame Tour with Rise Against.

This shirt is the latest in a long series of kissing nuns used by the band. The shirt features two nuns embracing each other. This shirt was purchased during the North American Endgame tour.

This shirt features an image of police in riot gear with skulls for heads, holding shields with Bad Religion stickers on them. Below the image are the words "Occupy Santa Monica".

This shirt features an image of a priest with the head of a pig, surrounded by altar boys who's eye's and mouth's have been censored.

Another Munk One contribution, this shirt features what appears to the band as skeletons. The back of the shirt lists the North American Endgame Tour dates

This shirt features a black and white image of Ronald Reagan, commonly used by the band. Bad Religion is written down the side of the picture, as seen in previous shirts. The back of this shirt has the North American Endgame Tour dates listed, ending with May 13- Chicago, IL, centered below the two columns of dates.

Sold only on the 30 years tour. The front of this rare shirt features the standard 'Bad Religion' text in red. The back features "1980-2010. 30 Years".

This was sold on the 30 Years tour. The front features the standard crossbuster with. The back features the text "Bad Religion. 30 Years of fuckin punk rock. 1980 - 2010"

This is a bootleg European tour shirt. The interesting thing about this shirt is that it features the Dissent of Man man on the front of the shirt, however, it has the 30 years live print on the back.

This was sold on the 30 Years Live tour. It is a picture of Reagan in the same vein as the Obama "Hope" ad. Tour dates on the back are from Mar. 17 til Apr. 17 2010.

A white shirt featuring a black-red-white print with "Bad Religion" and an old "Superman" leaning on his cane while smoking.

An unauthentic shirt from Italy featuring "Bad Religion - 30 Years" in red on the front and "Bad Religion European Live Tour 2010" surrounding a crossbuster in white on the back.

This shirt was purchased on the 30 Years tour. It features an image of Jesus on the cross surrounded by people at his feet. There is a red boot print across the image, and text that reads "Yeah, I hope it will last forever".

Child size shirt. Bad Religion across the front, "I'm a Latch Key Kid" across the back.

Standard crossbuster design on the front. Purchased on the Dissent of Man tour.

The front of this shirt features a crossbuster with red spatter. The merch. booth where it was purchased called it the Blood Spatter shirt

A DIY crossbuster onesie.

This is the first time the Generator album cover has ever been officially printed on a shirt. Sold by Kings Road Merch.

This bootleg was made in Asia and sold on Ebay. It features an image of Greg Graffin singing.

Into The Unknown's cover picture on a black shirt. Sold by Kings Road Merch.

Worn on stage by Jay Bentley at the House of Blues Hollywood, April 4th 2010. Graffinius won the suit on ebay a short time after the show. Jay signed it "Michael! Why? Why? Happy Easter".

Sexy Nuns shirt purchased on the Dissent of Man tour. A new design by Munk One (called "No Good") of an old one.

A black shirt featuring the cover artwork of the 'No Control' album. Sold by Kings Road Merch.

The front of this shirt features the same man on the cover of the album x3. They used this image as a backdrop on the Dissent Of Man tour.

An unauthentic shirt featuring the man from the cover of The Dissent Of Man. The back has the text "Bad Religion" in very small print.

This shirt was a limited edition pre-sale before The Dissent of Man was released. It was printed on what was described as a "vintage tee".

This hoodie with zipper that features 'Bad Religion' written across the front. The back features the same text, only larger, and an image of "Angry Andy"; a skull with a mohawk. It was sold at the House of Blues Anaheim during the 30 Years tour.

A hoodie with zipper that features a small crossbuster on the left front side with 'Bad Religion' printed above. On the back is a much larger print identical to the front. Sold on the US Dissent Of Man tour.

This black hoodie with zipper features a small crossbuster patch on the front. The back has the standard BR text at the bottom.

Hoodie with zipper featuring an eagle holding missiles. It was sold in 2010 during the 30 Years tour, and at a limited number of concerts on the Dissent Of Man tour. It is currently unknown by this writer whether or not this hoodie was available on previous tours.

A hoodie with zipper that features the standard BR text in pink, small on the front, and large on the back.

A black womens hoodie with zipper with "Bad Religion" in pink on the left side of the chest on the front and a crossbuster in pink-white-black on the back. Sold during the 2010 European Tour.

A hoodie with zipper featuring "Bad Religion" in red above the Riotguy, Fig. 1 and "The Dissent Of Man". Sold at Kings Road Merch.

The front of this shirt features an image of an atomic bomb with Bad Religion inscribed on the base and a crossbuster emblazoned on the nose. The back of the shirt reads "Like a fucking atom bomb".

The front features the kissing nuns image with Bad Religion written across.

A red shirt featuring two nuns kissing. Notice how the design is higher up on the shirt in comparison to the US version. A new design by Munk One (called "No Good") of an old one. Sold in Australia.

This shirt features the the exact color scheme used for NOFX's album "So long and thanks for the shoes". On the back of the shirt, there is a play on that albums title, "So long and thanks for nothing". NOFX used the suffer boy from the album cover on their album "Surfer".

A hoodie with zipper featuring a crossbuster on the left side of the chest and "Bad Religion" on the right sleeve in red. Sold at Kings Road Merch US.

This Collectible Vans Classic Slip On, shoe was donated to the Keep A Breast foundation to help raise funds for breast cancer awareness. 100% of the proceeds from the auction were donated. It was one, hand-painted, size 10 show. According to Jay, Brian Baker painted it black and put the Bad Religion sticker inside during the Warped Tour.

An unauthentic black 'Bad Religion-Crossbuster' shirt with European tour dates on the back. Sold in Italy.

A black shirt featuring the Bad Religion-Crossbuster in the style of the Bad Religion EP.

The front of this shirt features the New Maps Of Hell album cover. It is a bootleg.

A shirt featuring a nun with a skull of a wolf holding a dagger. Original design by MunkOne is called "Wolves".

This shirt features Bad Religion across the front with an image of "Angry Andy"; a skull with a mohawk.

A red shirt featuring "Bad Religion" on the front and "I'm A Latch Key Kid" in big black lettering on the back. Kings Road Merchandise stuff this also.

A black shirt featuring "Bad Religion" and missile launchers in Yellow-Black-Red coloring. Re-print.

This shirt shows an American flag with crossbusters for stars, a fist in the bottom righthand corner superimposed over random newspaper clippings. Sold at the Warped tour.

This shirt was sold on the New Maps of Hell tour. It features an image of the pope wearing protective war-time goggles and wielding a scepter with a dollar sign on the top. The "False Prophet" design is made by MunkOne.

This shirt was sold during the New Maps Of Hell tour. It features an eagle set behind a globe of the earth, in the vein of the Marines emblem.

This shirt was sold during the New Maps Of Hell tour. It features an eagle set behind a globe of the earth, in the vein of the Marines emblem.

A shirt featuring "Los Angeles" in huge yellow lettering with "Greetings from.." and "Is Burning" in black-white. On the back is a huge crossbuster in dark red and yellow behind a row of palm trees in black.

This shirt features a birds-eye view of a map of Los Angeles county through Ventura county. From a distance, notice the map is superimposed over an image of a skull.

The front features an image of the most iconic buildings in LA in the vein of the New Maps Of Hell album art. The back of this shirt features Bad Religion in black with red spatter. Also sold by Hot Topic.

Design by MunkOne.

This shirt was sold during the New Maps Of Hell summer tour, 2007. The front features an image of the most iconic buildings in LA in the vein of the New Maps Of Hell album art. The back lists all of the 2007 US dates from that summer leg of the tour.

This shirt was made for the band, the crew, and specific friends of Bad Religion. According to Jay Bentley, there was fewer than 100 made and the shirt is the second rarest of any Bad Religion shirt - the first being the "Che Bentley".

This shirt was made for the band, the crew, and specific friends of Bad Religion. According to Jay Bentley, there was fewer than 100 made and the shirt is the second rarest of any Bad Religion shirt - the first being the "Che Bentley".

This shirt was made for the band, the crew, and specific friends of Bad Religion. According to Jay Bentley, there was fewer than 100 made and the shirt is the second rarest of any Bad Religion shirt - the first being the "Che Bentley". This particular shirt was acquired from someone who worked the Warped Tour.

This shirt features an image of soldiers in gas masks saluting with their middle fingers in the air, superimposed on an image of the crossbuster.

This shirt features an image of soldiers in a line with bombers flying overhead.

This is the song title tee from 2007. It covers the Bad Religion EP through the album New Maps Of Hell.

The front of this shirt features an image similar to the New Maps Of Hell album cover. The right sleeve has Vans Warped Tour 2007. On the back there is a small Harley Davidson logo.

A hoodie with zipper featuring the Suffer boy on the left, and 'Bad Religion' down the right arm. Notice that the Suffer boy is missing the crossbuster on his back.

The 80-85 compilation album cover picture (taken by Ed Colver) on the front and "80-85" written in white on the back of a black shirt. Exists also as a white version.

The 80-85 compilation album cover picture (taken by Ed Colver) on the front and "80-85" written in white on the back of a white shirt. Exists also as a black version.

This shirt shows an image of a cassette tape which label reads "Bad Religion 80-85" and shows the Epitaph logo. This shirt was also available with a much larger cassette tape on the front.

Purchased at a show during the Process Of Belief tour.

This shirt features the standard Bad Religion text across the front, and a crossbuster patch on the left sleeve.

This shirt features the standard "Bad Religion" text above the distressed crossbuster.

This shirt features a picture of Greg Graffin singing, with Bad Religion written down the left side. Sold at Kings Road Merch after the Live at the Palladium DVD gig.

These limited edition Vans shoes were a series of 4 including; low top red, high top red, low top green, and high top green. These shoes are now only available from private sellers.

These limited edition Vans shoes were a series of 4 including; low top red, high top red, low top green, and high top green. These shoes are now only available from private sellers.

A shirt featuring soldiers in row saluting by "giving the finger" upon a backgound of a crossbuster. Sold during the European tour back in 2005.

The front of this shirt shows an image of skeleton soldiers saluting under "Bad Religion" in orange. The back reads "They'll go anywhere the president says".

This shirt features the Empire Strikes First album cover.

A shirt featuring The Empire Strikes First album cover with "Bad Religion" on the left side of the picture in white. On the back is written "It's Time To Turn The Tide" in red.

The front features a gas mask with crossbusters in each eye and an atomic cloud set on top.

The text on the front of the hoodie is typical for The Process of Belief era. On the back is a crossbuster in light gray, slightly tilted to the left

A hoodie featuring the praying family found on the cover of The Process Of Belief album on the front. The back features the Epitaph logo.

This shirt feature black and white image of Ronald Reagan with "Bad Religion" printed down the side of the picture. This design is also used on patches and stickers.

The front of the shirt features the Process Of Belief album cover. On the back is a standard crossbuster.

Purchased on the Process of Belief tour, this jacket says Bad Religion on the front left, and the same text larger across the back

This unauthentic shirt was sold during the North American Process of Belief tour. The front features a crossbuster. The back features the Wicker Man used in the Process of Belief album artwork alongside the tour dates.

A shirt featuring EMEK's 'Uncle Scam' on the front and christ nailed on a one dollar cross on the back.

A black shirt featuring a family praying in a picture in the style of The Process of Belief's artwork. On the upper back is a small Epitaph logo in orange.

A longsleeved shirt featuring a family praying in a picture in the style of The Process of Belief's artwork. On the upper back is a small Epitaph logo in orange.

The front of this shirt features an image of a heart from The Process Of Belief album art. The back of the the shirt features the Wicker Man, also included in the album art. Sold during the European tour.

This shirt features Bad Religion text across the front with a crossbuster. This text used is a departure from their typical font.

This maroon windbreaker features the circular Bad Religion logo patch embroidered on front. Official 2000 BR catalog merchandise.

This shirt was purchased at The Palace in 2000 during the New America tour. It features the standard Bad Religion text. The back features a black and white drawing of a Chimera; A winged creature with the head of a man, the body of a lion, and the wings of a dragon

This shirt was sold on The New America tour. It features 'Bad Religion' in the standard font, and right below are flames with a crossbuster in the middle.

A pullover hoodie featuring "Bad Religion" in a small red font. Behind the text are four stripes that encircle a small crossbuster.

A HCHBAW? shirt sold on tour in 2000 with a picture on the back taken from the "Dante's Inferno".

This shirt was sold on The New America tour. It features 'Bad Religion' in text on the front, and an image of a gun with 'The New America' inscribed down the barrel. Down each arm are flames with a crossbuster at the base.

This shirt features the text Bad Religion in red, and in a much smaller font than any of their other shirts. Behind the text are four stripes that encircle a small crossbuster. This shirt is also available in red.

This shirt features the text Bad Religion in red, and in a much smaller font than any of their other shirts. Behind the text are four stripes that encircle a small crossbuster. This shirt is also available in black.

A black shirt with "Bad Religion" and a worn crossbuster on the front. Official European merch sold on a website in 2000.

"Bad Religion" in light blue with yellow borders. The official mailorder merchandise shirt model known as 'Classic' and sold in sizes L and XL. Colors: Navy, Black, Green and Purple.

A plastic bag for official merchandise featuring the classic Bad Religion Crossbuster logo.

The 'NYC '97 Ringer' has the New York City 1997 shirt design on the front. Official mailorder merchandise sold in sizes L and XL.

The No Control 'Kali' design (originally made by Frank Kozik in the early '90's) changed for the 1999 Maritime Hall -club gig on a plain white shirt. The Maritime Hall has not been around since 2001. Also official mailorder merchandise.

A black shirt with "Bad Religion" in red on the front. On the upper back is "Suffer", a crossbuster and the sufferboy.

The front of the shirt features BR's circle logo, typical of the No Substance era. The back of the shirt features the same design but much larger.

A collared, striped shirt that has "Bad Religion" written on it in red with white borders. It has also got a "BR" nationality sticker picture (right) and a crossbuster (left) on the chest.

A shirt with a psychedelic '70's "Hippy Killer" text on the front and a small "Bad Religion" text in white on the upper back.

A black shirt featuring Kristen Johnston on the phone on a crossbuster with "No Substance" in white under on the front. On the back is a Las Vegas styled blue-yellow neon sign that has "Bad Religion" written in yellow. 'No Substance' was official mailorder merchandise still in 1999 in sizes M, L and XL.

A shirt featuring the classic Bad Religion-Crossbuster design on the front and "Bad Religion" on the lower back with white borders. Sold during the American The Gray Race tour.

This front of this shirt features the standard 'Bad Religion' text. The back features a "No Stage Diving" warning. The 'Stagedive' design was official mailorder merchandise still in 1999; M, L & XL.

This is the song title tee from 1996. It covers the Bad Religion EP through the album The Gray Race. 'Song Titles' was still sold as official mailorder merchandise in 1999 in sizes L and XL.

The front of this shirt uses the black and white pictures that were used in the album art. The back is nearly identical to the front, except that two of the pictures are replaced with bar codes.

A black longsleeve featuring the classic Bad Religion-Crossbuster design on the front, "Bad Religion" in dark graphite gray with white borders on the lower back and "Bad Religion" on the left sleeve in red with white borders.

A green German army surplus longsleeved field shirt with "Bad Religion Stranger Than Fiction European Tour 1994" embroidered on the left side of the chest in white and red. The back has the classic Bad Religion-Crossbuster logo on it.

The front features an image from the Stranger Than Fiction album art. The back of the shirt features the European tour dates set over another image from the album art.

The front features an image from the Stranger Than Fiction album art. The back of the shirt features the North American tour dates set over another image from the album art.

This shirt was sold on the 1993 Generator tour. The front of the shirt features the Generator album cover. The back has the various European tour dates, and a skeleton which was used in the Generator album liner notes.

This unauthentic shirt features two wolves fighting set in front of a crossbuster.

A black shirt with the classic Bad Religion-Crossbuster on front. On the back is written "Recipe For Hate Tour Europe 1993" over a listing of the tour dates in red plus "Bad Religion" in white under the listing.

A black longsleeve featuring the Recipe For Hate album cover on the front, a dog's forehead on the lower back (as on the Recipe For Hate back album cover), "Bad Religion" in white on the right sleeve and European tour dates in red on the left sleeve. This was bought from the UK.

The front features the Recipe For Hate album cover. The back lists all of the European tour dates set over the dog's head.

The front features the Recipe For Hate album cover. The back lists all of the North American tour dates set over the dog's head.

These rare shorts were sold on the Recipe For Hate tour. They have Bad Religion written down the right leg, and an image of the Recipe For Hate album cover on the left.

This Jacket was made for the Recipe For Hate European tour, as shown on the left front of the jacket. This specific jacket was once owned by Brett Gurewitz.

This unauthentic shirt features the album artwork from the American Jesus single.

A shirt featuring song titles from the 1st EP to No Control on the front and Against The Grain to Recipe For Hate on the back. "Bad Religion" written on the front with a crossbuster as the "o".

A black longsleeve featuring a bleeding generator, bones & statues on front, "Bad Religion", "Generator" (in a red sun) and "European Tour Summer 1992" on the back, "Bad Religion" on the right sleeve and tour dates printed on the left sleeve. (C) 1992 Printed By Brilliant Merchandising (London).

A longsleeve with all white coloring features a metal-monster on the front, tour dates of the North American Tour '92 on the back and with devil-like creatures in flames on both sleeves.

The front of this shirt features a photo of the band that has been used on at least one other official t-shirt from the same time period. The back of the shirt has a graphic which spells "Generator" in a circle.

This shirt was purchased at the Hollywood Palladuim show, Sunday April 12th 1992. The front features a vintage picture of the band. The back says "Bad Religion. Bad Religion. Tour 1992".

A black shirt featuring song titles from the 1st EP to No Control on the front and Against The Grain and Generator on the back. "Bad Religion" written on the front with a crossbuster as the "o".

This front of this shirt features the standard Bad Religion text. The back of this shirt features artwork from the Against The Grain album. Reportedly, this shirt was acquired by a friend of the band a short time before the Against The Grain album was released.

This blue tie-dye shirt was purchased in San Francisco in the Haight Ashbury district in the early 90s. The front features the corn and arrow graphics, similar to the Against the Grain album cover. Each sleeve reads "Bad Religion", and the back reads "Bad Religion" "Against The Grain".

A shirt featuring a preacher in flames on the front and three times "Bad Religion" on the back in red.

The No Control 'Kali' design by Frank Kozik on the front and No Control tour dates on the back.

A classic 'No Control' album cover shirt with Epitaph in yellow on the back.

A classic 'No Control' album cover shirt with Epitaph on the back in a whole yellow print.

This shirt is the second in the "Song Titles" series. The front features the list of songs from the first EP through No Control. The interesting thing about this shirt is the back features a black and white print of the Dante's Inferno imagery that the band has used on other shirts from around the same time period.

A shirt with the Sufferboy standing in front of a house.

A shirt with the Sufferboy standing in front of a house.

This shirt is the first of the "Song Titles" series. The front has what was the band's complete list of songs through Back To The Known.

The front of this shirt features the album art from the Against The Grain album with Bad Religion on the front. The back of the shirt features Bad Religion in the standard text font.

This unauthentic shirt features the stacked text Bad Religion on the front, in a different font than usually used.

This shirt is solid blue with Bad Religion in blue across the front in the standard font.

This shirt is solid black with Bad Religion in white outlined lettering across the front in the standard font.

This shirt is light blue with yellow trim around the collar and sleeves, Bad Religion in black lettering with yellow outlines across the front in the standard font.

This shirt features the standard Bad Religion text in black lettering with red outlines.

This girl's tank-top features the classic Bad Religion text in a fitting hot pink color. The year of production is currently unknown.

Another in the series of Bad Religion classic text. This one is an olive green, purchased from a fan in Thailand.

This shirt is solid mustard color with Bad Religion in black with red lining across the front in the standard font.

A cap sleeved, red girlie tee featuring "Bad Religion" in the style of the "Angry Andy" design.

This shirt features the text "Bad Religion" across the front in the script font.

An unauthentic shirt featuring an image in yellow with the band behind bars.

A child size Bad Religion shirt, featuring a photo of the band on the front. "I love Bad Religion, just like my Daddy".

This shirt features the standard Bad Religion text on the front, and the back features an image from Dante's Inferno, also used as the album art for How Could Hell Be Any Worse. Reportedly, the shirt was gifted to a friend by Brett Gurewitz at a show at the Country Club venue in Agoura Hills in the early 90's. Another copy of this shirt was sold on ebay and was listed as being from the 80's. As of now the exact date is unconfirmed.

Official Bad Religion underwear. Featuring a crossbuster on the front, and Bad Religion written across the backside.

A HCHBAW? shirt featuring the Epitaph logo on the back. Within Europe was sold at a german music webstore.

This shirt features the crossbuster, however the colors are inverted.

This unauthentic youth tee features a crossbuster on the front. The back reads "badreligion@.punk".

This girls tee features the Suffer boy on either side of text detailing a Bad Religion concert at The Country Club in Reseda.

An unauthentic shirt featuring two nuns kissing.

A No Control shirt from the '90's with the Epitaph logo on back.

This shirt features a few stripes and stars in the vein of a U.S. flag. It is printed on a vintage tee.

A limited edition poster commemorating the Bad Religion show at the Musink Tattoo & Music Festival, March 8th 2013, Costa Mesa, CA, USA. 200 hand numbered and signed by the artist.

A limited edition 4-color silk screened poster by Munk One commemorating the show held at the Palladium, Los Angeles, CA, USA, April 18th 2013. The poster features Marilyn Monroe holding up a trophy that has the classic Crossbuster logo on it's top. 50 copies, hand numbered and signed by the artist. (Archive pic for displaying purposes used. A picture of the actual item needed.)

A chessboard themed silkscreened poster. 400 copies of the "artist numbered" were made for the True North US tour.

A 4-color silk screened poster featuring a bearded skeleton head with spikes and a Crossbuster. This poster was limited, and numbered to 400 copies to be sold during the tour, and afterwards online as a signed and numbered artist's edition, limited to 100 copies.

A 5-color silk screened poster featuring a skeleton of the cloth holding the world in his hand. This poster was limited, and numbered to 400 copies to be sold during the tour, and afterwards online as a signed and numbered artist's edition, limited to 100 copies.

A 5-color silk screened poster featuring a red, sexy, devilish teacher lady in front of the class room pointing with a stick onto the blackboard where is written "Bad Religion - The True North American Tour 2013". This poster was limited, and numbered to 400 copies to be sold during the tour, and afterwards online as a signed and numbered artist's edition, limited to 50 copies.

This poster was designed by artist Munk One and sold during the 30 Years Tour.

A "Bad Religion Europe Tour 2010" process printed poster by Munk One.

This promotional poster for their upcoming Live DVD, was given out at a small release party / event at Tower Records in Hollywood, CA.

This one-sided poster was used to promote their Process Of Belief release. This particular poster was acquired at a show in 2002 on the Process of Belief tour. They were taped to the walls of the venue.

This poster was taken from an Emek Poster book. It is the same artwork used on the cover of Punk Rock Songs (The Epic Years).

This was a promotional item for the Tested live album. It features a flag with the same design found on the back of the Tested album and a CD single for the album.

A Bad Religion flag featuring the classic Bad Religion-Crossbuster design. The Giant Merchandise Collection. Produced by Heart Rock Italy. This one sold at a Canadian music festival back in 1997.

This flag features an image of the man in a hazmat suit from the Stranger Than Fiction album art.

A poster featuring art of Frank Kozik displaying the goddess Kali.

A poster to promote Bad Religion's European tour. It features the Sufferboy standing in the neighborhood street with a giant Crossbuster in the sky.

This is a thick patch featuring the crossbuster tilted to one side with Bad Religion written across the front. 10x7cm.

The front of this sticker reads "Bad Religion". The back of the sticker is promotional details for what would be their upcoming release, New Maps Of Hell.

Purchased at a concert in 2006, this cloth sheet holds 6 different patches.

Purchased at a show on the Process Of Belief tour.

A 12 ounce ceramic mug featuring the 'Crooked Shadow Cross' design. Produced by C&D Visionary Inc.

A 12 ounce ceramic mug with the classic Bad Religion-Crossbuster design. Produced by C&D Visionary Inc.

The front of this sticker has the image used on the cover of the Live At The Palladium dvd. The back of the sticker is promotional details for what would be their upcoming release, the Live At The Palladium dvd.

The Process of Belief design. Has a wooden yellow top side.

The front of this sticker shows the standard "Bad Religion" text in orange. The back of the sticker is promotional details for what would be their upcoming release, The Process Of Belief.

This beach ball was used to promote what would be their upcoming album in 2000, The New America.

This sticker features the alternate cover to the New America album; three children holding revolvers superimposed on an image of the american flag. This was the same image used on the European LP release of The New America.

The front of this sticker features the circular Bad Religion logo from the No Substance era. The back of the sticker is promotional details for what would be their upcoming release, No Substance.

This sticker shows the Suffer Boy from the album Suffer.

This is a black cloth patch with the standard BR text in red.

This is an unauthorized decal of Bad Religion using the cursive font.

This case belonged to Jay Bentley, and was used to carry one of his Epiphone bass guitars.

A signed copy of Greg Graffin's book, Anarchy Evolution. Below is the preferred seating ticket for the book signing / discussion.

This promotional card for Greg Graffin's book Anarchy Evolution, was distributed at the Nov 19th and 20th San Francisco shows at the end of the 30 Years tour.

This promotional card for what would be Greg Graffin's upcoming release, Cold As The Clay, were distributed at one of several concerts. The front shows the cover art for Cold As The Clay, the back has some details about the album.

This shirt features two angels playing trumpets surrounding a cross through a heart. This shirt was produced by a company called Maret, and probably has nothing to do with the band.