The Making of 2001 Paperback

‘The Making of Kubrick’s 2001′, to give it it’s full title, was first published in 1968 to co-incide with the realse of 2001: A Space Odyssey. This paperback was edited by Jerome Agel, who worked with Buckminster Fuller and Marshall McLuhan on titles such as ‘I Seem to be a Verb’ and ‘The Medium is the Message’.

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Mini Slide Viewer

If yer having trouble getting yer mits on a Leica Pradovit [leica-camera.com] then you might have to invest your hard earned pocket money in a mini slider viewer, on the plus side they also double as a rather fetching night lights.

Black Sesame Ice Cream

How awesome is this suspiciously grey looking sweet and savoury combo! Being a relatively warm place to live Australia has a lot of choice when it comes to ice cream but this current fave will be hard to better. Available from Le Creme in Sydney and FujiMart in Melbourne. For more locations see [lacreme.com.au].

Badge Collection

This particular collection includes badges from Shinky Shonky (thanks Boogaloo Stu!), Tate Modern, Gym Class Magazine, A.P.C., Parra, the Southbank Centre and more. See a larger version over on [flickr].

Lyra Pencils

The humble pencil further commodified. Lyra [lyra.de] invent pencils (and erasers and pencil sharpeners) to covet. And yes, I have just swallowed a dictionary. Thank you for asking.

Clean Up Soap

Feel clean in a dirty world by helping dissolve landmines. A portion of sales of Clean Up [cleanupsoap.com] soap bars goes towards landmine removal and help for survivors of landmines.

Vega Press Playing Cards

Set of playing cars designed for Melbourne’s Vega Press by the now defunct Cato Hibberd agency circa 1970s featuring illustrations by Penelope Cato, Ray Condon, Ken Cato and Terry Hibberd. Part of a series of promotional packs. This pack is about the colour Yellow.

Jelly Belly Gourmet Jelly Beans

There are a number of flavours you won’t find on the official Jelly Belly menu that you will find at places like M&S and Selfridges such as Pomegranate, Papaya and Fruit Punch. Sneaky, huh.

Grow Your Own Christmas Tree

— Found on a shopping excursion to Angel.

Optical Disc Poster

Screen printed poster on holographic stock by Alex Broadhurst [alexbroadhurst.com]. Now available through Blanka [blanka.co.uk].