Showing posts with label retro. Show all posts
Showing posts with label retro. 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
Monday, 18 February 2013
PRODUCTS OF THE DAY
New retro hamburger phone as seen in the film Juno. A piece of 80s kitsch . £20.00
We also often have a range of vintage novelty phones. At the moment we have this Mickey Phone and a classic Garfield phone. The Budweiser Chameleon phone is also a bit of a favourite.
We also often have a range of vintage novelty phones. At the moment we have this Mickey Phone and a classic Garfield phone. The Budweiser Chameleon phone is also a bit of a favourite.
Labels:
hamburger phone,
juno,
mickey,
mickey mouse,
novelty phones,
retro,
telephone,
vintage
Thursday, 14 February 2013
PRODUCTS OF THE DAY
Pair of 1950s plastic penguin salt and pepper shakers are one of my favourites in the vintage section. Their heads come off to reveal egg shaped dispensers. They area so lovely we will be sad to see them go.
Add glamour and glitter with these cute little owl shaped lip balms.
Add glamour and glitter with these cute little owl shaped lip balms.
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
Friday, 10 April 2009
Cycling in Style in Bristol and beyond
Bristol is to be the first Cycling City in the UK apparently. Lots of money is to be spent on improving the cycling networks etc, and the amount of people cycling in Bristol is set to double over the next couple of years.
This can only be good news in my book, the more cyclists there are on the roads, the safer it feels, as you are definitely seen. Cycling into the centre will be quicker,cheaper,and more convenient if there are more of us doing it. I hope there are going to be lots more bike parking spaces sorted out. If you have a really snazzy bike, you can park it at the Mud Dock Bike Shed whe
re it is going to be safe and you can get a shower as well if you want.There is talk of a big bike rental scheme starting up soon where you can get a bike for an hour we shall look out for that.
To make your bike more individual , we have just had some retro accessories arrive, that generally, you are not going to see in the local bike shop.
We have a traditional Bike horn that makes a really big hoot, which is ideal for getting the pedestrians to move off of the cycle path!

A whirl-A-Bell, which is one of those retro whirly metal kite type things that you can attach to the frame or handlebars of your bike and makes a ringing noise as you cycl
e along. This would look great on one of those ladies town bikes with a basket!
e along. This would look great on one of those ladies town bikes with a basket! We also have a completely pointless and wonderful, Bike Aeroplane, or Bike Airplane as it is called. This is a little silver plane that attaches to your handlebars with a red propellor that whizzes round when you cycle along, How cool is that! A great accessory for adults and children alike.
We are on the look out for more accessories to make your bike stand out in the crowd, right now these are available in the shop and online on our website
Friday, 23 January 2009
The Tomato ketchup dispenser is back

Back in stock today is the retro kitsch classic tomato ketchup dispenser. I love these and i am so glad that we have decided to stock them again after probably a couple of years now. They remind me of the Wimpy bars in the 1970s when we used to have one of those bizarrely bright red round saveloy sausage rings in a bun. Aah the additives. You don't see such food anymore.
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