Showing posts with label 1980s. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1980s. Show all posts
Friday, 8 March 2013
Would your Mum Like A Charlie's Angels Annual
Labels:
1970s,
1980s,
Charlie's Angels Annnual,
cheryl ladd,
chocolate,
jaclyn smith,
kate,
milk,
milk bottle,
retro,
retro television,
school milk,
warm milk
Friday, 22 February 2013
SMURFING
I spent all afternoon labelling a lovely big delivery of vintage smurfs. It is one of my favourite jobs , it brings out the inner geek. We have quite a collection going in the smurfland cabinet now. The latest rarities are the apple smurf and brainy referee.
Labels:
1980s,
apple smurf,
brainy referee smurf,
brainy smurf,
papa smurf,
smurfland,
smurfs
Monday, 11 February 2013
PRODUCT OF THE DAY- View Master
View-master
The red 1970s view-master is definitely the most popular. It is a firm favourite for looking at all of the 70s and 80s television classic reels. Prices vary depending on condition for the actual viewmaster. Reels start at £1.00, so you can get a bit of a collection going without spending too much.
We also stock earlier brown bakelite viewmasters and older collectable reels mostly of European scenes again these start at £1.00.
Packs of three reels showing scenes from television or films of the 1970s and 1980s are becoming more and more collectable. We have a large selection in stock at the moment, including these gems. Dangermouse, Chips and Tiswas.
The red 1970s view-master is definitely the most popular. It is a firm favourite for looking at all of the 70s and 80s television classic reels. Prices vary depending on condition for the actual viewmaster. Reels start at £1.00, so you can get a bit of a collection going without spending too much.
We also stock earlier brown bakelite viewmasters and older collectable reels mostly of European scenes again these start at £1.00.
Packs of three reels showing scenes from television or films of the 1970s and 1980s are becoming more and more collectable. We have a large selection in stock at the moment, including these gems. Dangermouse, Chips and Tiswas.
Labels:
1970s,
1980s,
childrens,
chips,
danger mouse,
kids tv,
tiswas,
viewmaster,
viewmaster reels
Thursday, 7 February 2013
PRODUCTS OF THE DAY
From a large selection of vintage board games. SPACE LINES -This futuristic family board game was produced in 1969 by Invicta. It is a bit like Connect 4 but harder because it is in 3D. £15.00
Pack of three erasers to remind you of retro gaming days. £2.50
Pack of three erasers to remind you of retro gaming days. £2.50
Labels:
1960s,
1970s,
1980s,
board games,
connect 4,
erasers,
invicta,
retro,
retro gaming,
rubbers,
space invaders,
space lines,
vintage
Saturday, 2 February 2013
PRODUCTS OF THE DAY
Ryan Gosling Hey Girl Journal, £6.99
Featuring Ryan being sensitive to your needs.
Feminist Ryan Gosling blog on Tumblr
Marie Claire Magazine ; Ryan Gosling The feminist
Huffington Post.com; Real quotes from Ryan
Original 1980s Care bears and Care Bear Cousins from a large selection in store. £3.99
Love alot and Tender heart are firm favourites for Valentines day
Featuring Ryan being sensitive to your needs.
Feminist Ryan Gosling blog on Tumblr
Marie Claire Magazine ; Ryan Gosling The feminist
Huffington Post.com; Real quotes from Ryan
Original 1980s Care bears and Care Bear Cousins from a large selection in store. £3.99
Love alot and Tender heart are firm favourites for Valentines day
Labels:
1980s,
1990s,
care bears,
cousins,
huffington post,
journal,
love alot,
marie claire,
Ryan Gosling,
stationery,
tender heart,
valentines
Wednesday, 30 January 2013
PRODUCTS OF THE DAY
Tuesday, 24 November 2009
Daft Cars

We sell the Top Gear Book Daft Cars, primarily because my Dad had the car on the front of the book when i was a kid, The Amphicar.
This was in the early 80's when they were already a bit of a rarity.
If I remember rightly there were only 7 working ones in the U.K.
It is easy to see why, Dad was always working on it and after every trip in it, it needed to be worked on again!
It always felt like it was sinking when it was going along in the water, and it actually did a couple of times . You also needed an enormous 4X4 to yank it back out of the water, which is not ideal.
For all of its faults it was great fun and exciting to go out in , not least because none of us including my dad could swim.
It certainly drew a crowd, though because it really did look like a triumph herald that had accidentally driven into the water and was somehow managing to keep going!
Labels:
1960s,
1980s,
4x4,
daft cars,
the amphicar,
triumph herald
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