Blockbuster Memorabilia & Vintage Finds
The video-rental chain whose blue-and-yellow storefronts defined the Friday-night movie ritual, once nearly 9,000 strong before streaming undid it, now down to a single surviving store in Bend, Oregon.
Shop Blockbuster merchandise
Blockbuster’s company-owned video stores closed by early 2014, so store-era membership cards, rental cases, signs and employee items now reach collectors through the resale market. The vintage tab tracks those listings.
The Official Store tab links to the franchise store in Bend, Oregon, the last Blockbuster still open, which sells new branded merchandise. The collector guide covers the company’s history and how to tell store-era originals from later souvenirs.
Blockbuster merchandise FAQ
Where can I buy Blockbuster memorabilia?
The Vintage & Secondhand tab tracks relevant resale listings for store-era items. The Official Store tab links to the Bend, Oregon store’s shop for new Blockbuster merchandise.
Is every Blockbuster membership card or name tag from the original stores?
No. The Bend store sells new membership cards and name tags made with a name the buyer chooses, so check photos, wear and the seller’s account of where the item came from.
Secondhand & Collectible Finds
Showing the first 240 of 286 genuine vintage Blockbuster items on the resale market, gathered live and checked for a real brand match.
Available Merchandise
12 items of genuine Blockbuster-branded gear, straight from the official company store.
We can't index Blockbuster's full store here. Click 🏬 Official Store » above to shop their official catalog.