"Twenty-three skidoo" — turn-of-the-century American slang for "time to scram," and one of the first slang crazes to sweep the country coast to coast. It meant: clear out while the clearing's good. Preferably with a wink.
A scrap of vanished everyday language, set as a dictionary entry beneath an oversized numeral. For old souls and optimists who like their nostalgia with a little attitude.
Print only — frame not included. Ships rolled in a protective tube.
· Museum-quality enhanced matte paper, 10.3 mil
· Archival water-based inks, smooth non-glare finish
· Sizes: 8×12, 12×18, 16×24, 20×30, 24×36 in
· Designed by Retro Fusion Haus
