Monday, December 21, 2009
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Sunday, November 22, 2009
Friday, November 13, 2009
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Shoot! It's another gift idea from you know who...
Sunday, October 04, 2009
Monday, September 21, 2009
Wednesday, September 09, 2009
Tip of The Hat #004: Hartwig Braun's Amazing Images
Hartwig Braun's amazing images have been successfully commercialised into a fabulous range of tourist products from our friends at Arty Globe.
FROM ARTYGLOBE
Still one of our favourite products in the world!
Thursday, September 03, 2009
Tat Global #003: Das ist ein Shite
Friday, August 21, 2009
Tip of The Hat #003: Michael Hughes "Real" Souvenirs
Worthy of a place on Tosh World: Michael Hughes's celebrated images of souvenirs coming to life in their real locations.
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Monday, August 17, 2009
Sunday, August 16, 2009
Tip of the Hat #002: DIY London
If you've got the patience and dexterity you can now assemble your very own London icons including a Routemaster bus, fish and chips and Tower Bridge. From Noted
Monday, July 27, 2009
Cost of "souvenir hunters" to London Museums in 2008
1. Victoria & Albert Museum £564,040
2. Science Museum £230,000
3. Natural History Museum £35,000
4. British Museum £1,900
5. Imperial War Museum £970
6. Tate Modern £10
Source: INDYPEDIA
2. Science Museum £230,000
3. Natural History Museum £35,000
4. British Museum £1,900
5. Imperial War Museum £970
6. Tate Modern £10
Source: INDYPEDIA
Greetings from Guantanamo Bay
Did every guest get a couple of these when they left? Oh no, that's right, no-one ever leaves! Reminds me a bit of the Survival Guide to Kabul which I bought a few years back – but have tragically misplaced. As soon as I find as I find it I will post.
Sunday, July 26, 2009
"LONDON" License plates
Finally our replica UK license plates are available! The perfect memento of London. Just £25 under New Stuff from:
www.thelondoncompany.net
Saturday, July 25, 2009
Friday, July 24, 2009
Eeee-gads! Wake up people!
5 bazillion people in London today! Pissing with rain so everyone headed en masse for the perveyors of quality. Please, people, show some respect for the intended victims of these items and take something good home instead...
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Tip of The Hat #1: The icon of Berlin, and how souvenirs should be done
Now showing at Tat Britain
Can souvenirs ever be considered high-art? We'd like to think so. That's why we're in the process of creating a travelling exhibition of some of the greatest all-time mis-uses if plastic and ceramics. Please let us know if you've seen any master pieces that you think worthy of being added to Tat Britain.
IRONIRS #001 IN AN OCCASIONAL SERIES: IPSWICH
The Caravan Gallery started the trend of ironic souvenirs: what we have very cleverly dubbed "ironirs". We've always loved their work and we're sure they will feature in this, our most celebrated of occasional series.
England's streets inspired by their favorite pass-time!
As part of our Street Speak range we have created this set of traditional British beer mats, sans the smell of pub carpet, featuring real street names such as: Beer Street & Curry Close, Swift Road & Half Street, Brewery Close & Drunken Drove – they make the perfect memento of your drinking holiday in the UK.
Available at thelondoncompany.net
Tat Global #001: The Pope calls for the opinion of the third umpire!
Hall of Fame: The Cities of Croatia ashtray
This beautiful example of souvenir ash tray comes from the Emporio d'Shite in Split, Croatia.
When I was a kid I remember a knee high version of this ash tray with a similar functionality at my Uncle's beach house. I wonder what ever happened to it?
When I was a kid I remember a knee high version of this ash tray with a similar functionality at my Uncle's beach house. I wonder what ever happened to it?
NYC Trash-in-a-Box
One of my favorite souvenirs of NYC! Hand picked 100% authentic garbage from the city's streets, sealed in a crystal cube.
www.nycgarbage.com
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