Showing posts with label toys. Show all posts
Showing posts with label toys. Show all posts
Sunday, 15 July 2012
Archive #5
Here are some more pictures from my archive, these were all taken out and about around London over the past couple of years using various cameras both analogue and digital...
Monday, 27 February 2012
Hyper Japan Part 2 - Fashion accessories, collectables and more
So, here is part 2 of my photography from Hyper Japan. This time focussing on all the wonderful fashion accessories as well as all the toys, collectibles, books and magazines I saw on my day out at the exhibition.
Where possible I have provided links to the products (just click on the pictures)
The jewellery and accessories were all so cute.







Other than fashion accessories there were plenty of other fun stalls selling all kinds of toys, collectables, books and magazines. Including lots of Totoros.


Where possible I have provided links to the products (just click on the pictures)
The jewellery and accessories were all so cute.
Other than fashion accessories there were plenty of other fun stalls selling all kinds of toys, collectables, books and magazines. Including lots of Totoros.
Saturday, 18 February 2012
V&A Museum of Childhood
The V&A Musuem of Childhood is a great little free museum in Bethnal Green in East London. There are all kinds of toys from the late 19th century through to the modern day as well as a small collection of clothing, furniture and other items relating to childhood from the last 100 years or so.

Late 19th/Early 20th Century mechanical/moving toys





Puppetry circa 1900-1920


Barbie first edition [1959]

Sindy through the ages (1960s and 1980s)

The tan-tastic 1970s Dusty doll

Fairytales and myths - Cinderalla and Puck


Terrifying...


If you get a chance I thoroughly recommend you visit the V&A Museum of Childhood, it's one of London's great quirkier museums.
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Late 19th/Early 20th Century mechanical/moving toys
Puppetry circa 1900-1920
Barbie first edition [1959]
Sindy through the ages (1960s and 1980s)
The tan-tastic 1970s Dusty doll
Fairytales and myths - Cinderalla and Puck
Terrifying...
If you get a chance I thoroughly recommend you visit the V&A Museum of Childhood, it's one of London's great quirkier museums.
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