Here's an interesting new release from Josh Agle, aka Shag – The Drunken Cleric print and some matching tiki mugs.
This Planet Of The Apes-inspired print is a 15-colour serigraph, sized at 19 x 28.5 inches, signed and numbered and limited to just 200. But that's not all – you also get the Monku Mug and the Apohu Mug, certain to be sought after in years to come.
The entire package is available now, priced at $295.
An interesting design that really screams the era – this 1960s neon UFO pendant light.
Perfect for a space age home, the light uses a ring-shaped neon lamp around a red central area, the former still available to buy according to the seller, with the light sold in 'very good, very well-tended condition'
Total height is 38cm, with a diameter of 41cm – the current bid is just £1.
Get some old school cool for your old school tunes with this Fila DJ bag.
Of course, you can use for other things than vinyl, but if you have 12-inch discs to carry, this should adequately do the job for a good number. in terms of features, the bag has a flap fastening front, a padded inside pocket, zip-up pocket, adjustable shoulder strap and comes in two colours, the white above and a dark blue, both the with distinctive Fila logo.
Sized at 14 x 13 x 4 inches, the bags sell for £40.
Whatever else I might love about the past, the old monetary systems isn’t one of them and decimilisation has never seemed like anything but a good idea. So I would be quite happy to celebrate “going decimal” with one of these original 1970s Decimalisation Posters.
These posters are from 1971 and were used to warn London Underground and bus users that they would now longer be able to use their old denominations of money. They are the genuine article, having been stored away somewhere for nearly 40 years.
Sold framed in white frame, there is currently a special offer where you can buy all three variations together for £150 or buy one for £65 (still half of the usual price). If either offer appeals, you need to visit Retrophenia to buy.
What happens when a letterpress printer meets a tattoo artist? Take a look at the prints made by Roll and Tumble Press for your answer.
As you might expect, they combine the typographical sensibilities of the letterpress printer, with the artistic eye of the tattoo artist to create some interesting artworks. This Sweet Dreams print uses antique wood type, combined with stunning hand-mixed colours – in this case lavender, pale yellow, midnight blue and charcoal grey – for a great retro look.
And the prints are reasonably priced too, selling for $15 – $20.
See their Etsy store
Another new way to try and store your stuff in style with the vintage-style Union Jack trunks at Graham and Green.
You get two trunks for your money, at differing sizes: the large is 61cm high and the smaller trunk is 51cm high. The vintage look comes courtesy of the canvas of the trunks which has been deliberately distressed to make it look old and well travelled. Inside the hinged lid is a faded image of the Union Jack to tap into that current interiors trend. They're also selling a longer and shallower trunk with a similar look.
Vintage style apparently doesn't come cheap as the set of two trunks costs £795.
See it online
