Not a real camera (sadly), but this Vintage Camera Pencil Sharpener is certainly a head-turner, not to mention a useful thing too.
If you hadn't guessed, this is based on a twin-lens reflex camera, but is actually something for the office, keeping your pencil sharp to your personal choice (via an 'adjustable sharpness knob'), with a pull-out tray for shavings.
Available online, it sells for $12.95.
Not the typical place to find a retro gem, but this Retro Wall Clock at Tesco is certainly that – and for not a lot of money.
It's a wall clock, one that would fit perfectly into a 1950s or early 60s-inspired home, with a metal case, contrasting hands, vintage-style numbers and a choice of several colours, including the duck egg blue above.
Sized around 23.8cm across, you can pick one up online for just £10.
Regularly reissued by Adidas in the past, but this particular colourway of the Adidas Dragon trainers are an exclusive to the Size? store and of course, online.
The reissue has a nylon mesh and suede mix upper with contrast three stripe detailing on the sides, a woven adidas Originals brand tab on the tongue, a printed brand logo on the heel piece, a metallic gold adidas Dragon logo on the side plus 'lemon accents' on the midsole.
Another image over the page from a different angle, with the Adidas Dragon trainers selling for £54.99.
Find out more at the Size? website
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If you can't afford a plethora of classic lights around your living room, you can always put them on your wall – with the Brewers Gingo wallpaper.
Lights are pretty much all over the design – in fact, you can have a lot of fun picking out your favourite, from the Panthella to the Arco and beyond. Not just the colour mix above either, check out another over the page, with a mix in brown also available.
Samples are available online, with prices at £42.90 per roll.
Hidden away in the Midlands is a grade II-listed midcentury property – this three-bedroom Frank Lloyd Wright-style property in Solihull, West Midlands.
It's a bizarre house, at least in terms of the interior and what we can see of the exterior. It was apparently built in the late 50s and has been listed due to its 'distinctive architectural style'. It's also only been up for sale once since being built. Until now that it.
If you're a fan of Puma, you might like to know that the Puma Basket trainers are back on the shelves.
A limited edition reissue, this much loved basketball shoe and pre-cursor to the classic Clyde is back with an original shape and colourway, specifically white with a deep red stripe on the side and heel, gold slipping in for the branding.
The upper is a premium leather and the price online is £55.
Find out more at the End Clothing website
