Dr. Zaius (Planet of the Apes Graphic from Iron-On/Late 1960s–1970s) elephant man Opening its doors in 1971

Opening its doors in 1971

Though the film wasn’t made as a queer love story

The venue also welcomed the San Francisco Imperial Court for annual events

and the rich tapestry of Pittsburgh’s queer history

The Bay Area

Dr. Zaius (Planet of the Apes Graphic from Iron-On/Late 1960s–1970s) elephant man Opening its doors in 1971Dr. Zaius Planet of the Apes Iron On Graphic Tee (late 1960s1970s) Pulled straight from the golden age of mall kiosks and mail order catalogs, the Dr. Zaius design recalls the era when vintage iron on transfers turned pop culture into personal uniform. Based on Planet of the Apes, the image of Dr. Zaiuspart scientist, part priest, part authoritarian gatekeeperbecame one of the franchises most enduring faces. Iron on graphics were rough by nature: