Be transported back to the heyday of British family holidays. Back in the 1950's and early 1960's the staycation was far more popular and affordable than foreign holidays. This jigsaw shows how one could be transported to your seaside destination - car, bus, train or boat. Considering it's age this item...

At some stage we all have wanted one of these icons of the road but for the majority of us they were wayout of our price range. Here is your chance to own them all at a very modest amount of just a few pounds. This complete set of cards illustrates 32 makes from Rolls Royce and Mercedes to Lancia and...

Cycling is good for your health, your well being and the environment and so has been popular since Victorian Times. This year has seen a resurgence in it's popularity. Founded in 1878 The Cyclists' Touring Club was for the more adventureous cyclist who toured the country visiting places of interest....

Have you ever been to the London to Brighton Car Rally? Forget the cold and the rain, back in the 1960's you could have purchased a Vistascreen booklet of ten views of veteran cars in magnificient monochrome 3D to enjoy from the comfort of your sofa. Designed specifically for Vistascreen viewers or it's...

The best way of seeing the sights of London is catching one of the many red buses. However if by some bizarre chance you find yourself there in 1975 and need to get a bus which one to choose? No need to worry for here is the perfect item. We present to you a first issue London Buses Map and List of Routes...

London during the 1960's was the centre for music, fashion and, of course, the World Cup. This map was designed as an all encompassing information leaflet, freely issued to tourists and travellers wishing to use the London bus network. The map remains in very good condition especially as such items were...

"I like to ride my bicycle, I like to ride my bike...." Full of nostalgia from a bygone age. This official Cyclist's Touring Club Handbook for 1950 was only sold to members for one shilling. Obviously well used this item has survived remarkably well for nearly seven decades. The book is a handy pocket...

When cars were cars - the smell, the noise, the breakdowns and they all looked different. This item dates from the early 1970's and depicts 12 cars of the era : Vauxhall Viva SL, Hillman Avenger, Vauxhall VX4/90, Ford Cortina GT, Rolls-Royce, Ford Escort, Austin 1300 GT, Hispano Suiza 1912, Rover 2000,...

The best way of seeing the sights of London is catching one of the many red buses. However if by some bizarre chance you find yourself there in 1979 and need to get a bus which one to choose? No need to worry anymore for here is the perfect item. We present to you a first issue London Buses Map and List...

A pre-advertisement advertisement stating that a new Lancaster car featuring a Daimler Fluid Transmission is to be launched soon. Taken from the Connoisseur magazine of March 1946, this shows a company heavily involved for 6 years in war work now looking to make a successful return to their peace time...

Do you have 280 to spend on a top of the range Ford motor car? Well that's how much you would have had to spend according to this advertisement taken from The Connoisseur magazine in May 1938. In surprisingly good condition for it's age there is some slight surface blemishes which are hardly noticeable....

One for the petrol heads. The set of cards present coloured photographs of 32 mid 1970's super cars from Europe and the USA. The cards are clean and in excellent condition, as is the plastic casing. It comes complete with the 10 point credit card insert (often discarded) used to purchase posters. Ideal...