Cover art

Published between 1965 and 1968, The Man From Uncle paperback novels ran to 23 titles in America published by Ace. Continue reading →

Top 100

I’ve just about mastered page numbering using InDesign these days and I do appreciate the automation it brings to the Continue reading →

Roses grow on you

Cadbury’s Roses chocolate assortment seemed impossible luxurious back in the 1950s. The firm may have devalued the brand massively in Continue reading →

RAF 100

It’s hard for me not to have a soft spot for the RAF as my father spent a few years Continue reading →

Taxi!

Well I guess this bizarre publicity stunt has done it’s job, as it certainly made me stop and look a Continue reading →

Double exposure

In the world of found photographs you’re never quite sure what is going on. At first glance this looked like Continue reading →

Push chair

This would have been a state of the art push-chair (or buggy as we’re now supposed to call them!) back Continue reading →

Milk in a tin

Marvel dried milk in nothing new, back in the Forties the Government launched their own powdered milk to help the Continue reading →