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Orders for merchandise from 'Celtic Art & Retro-Futuristic Design' are filled by Cafepress. They're billed and shipped separately from merchandise ordered through the other vendors who supply 'The Retropolis Transit Authority' and 'The Retropolis Travel Bureau'.
    The World of Tomorrow - the way it was foreseen in the 1920s and 1930s - was all about moving from place to place, with personal rockets (flying cars!), monorails, ocean liners, and overnight jaunts to Mars. And it was like that because until the advent of the automobile, and then of commercial flight, just getting from place to place was a problem. The seductive idea that any one of us could be transported by these futuristic vehicles was a large part of the Future the way it was supposed to be. But what about the coasters, you ask? How, in this fantastic World of Tomorrow, were we going to be sure that our jet-frozen drinks wouldn't leave unsightly scars on our beautifully finished furniture? I'm glad you asked. Because the answer's right here.
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