Sporting Greats are selling a range entitled “World Cup Art” which includes all of the World Cup Posters from the 1930s up to 1990.
Pictured here is the earliest poster (and arguably the best) which is the Art Deco style poster from the Uruguay tournament in 1930. Others of note include Sweden 1958 (a predominantly yellow design), Argentina 1978 (a blue image of two players) and Mexico 1970 (a simple pink design featuring the typical seventies style font). There is also one from England’s 1966 World Cup, which features a cartoon lion if you are particularly patriotic.
All of the posters cost £14.95 and can be ordered via Amazon.
Kat Boon Design uses vintage fabrics with bold retro patterns (florals and geometric shapes) alongside simpler, classic materials to create interesting pieces and her Long Cushions are a perfect illustration of this style.
Robert Brownjohn was an influential figure in graphic design in both 1950s New York and 1960s London. His work included titles for James Bond films and artwork for the Rolling Stones. The Design Museum recently had an exhibition of his work and although it is too late to see the show, it is not too late to buy one of the limited edition Peace prints commissioned to accompany it. 
This Traditional Metal Fire Engine Pedal Car is not the first retro pedal car we’ve featured, but it certainly the first in the form of a vintage emergency vehicle! 
Clothing labels PPQ and Ben Sherman have collaborated together on a range entitled "Five Decades of Dresses". Each dress in the range reflects a different decade and the music style associated with the period.
