Among the listed items are goods from Germany: - Appliances with International Description / German power plug - Toys partly with international...... more

Among the listed items are goods from Germany: - Appliances with International Description / German power plug - Toys partly with international Description - Board games and books are in German - Assorted designs means - the item is available in different colors or designs. The delivery is always included only one piece, and color or design requirements can not be guaranteed

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Among the listed items are goods from Germany: - Appliances with International Description / German power plug - Toys partly with international...... more

Among the listed items are goods from Germany: - Appliances with International Description / German power plug - Toys partly with international Description - Board games and books are in German - Assorted designs means - the item is available in different colors or designs. The delivery is always included only one piece, and color or design requirements can not be guaranteed

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IT'S A RACE TO ADVERTISE YOUR PRODUCT AND GET THE MOST POINTS. CHOOSE A PRODUCT, MAKE AN ADVERT AND REAP THE REWARDS. YOU'LL BE REWARDED FOR COMPLETING COOL...... more

IT'S A RACE TO ADVERTISE YOUR PRODUCT AND GET THE MOST POINTS. CHOOSE A PRODUCT, MAKE AN ADVERT AND REAP THE REWARDS. YOU'LL BE REWARDED FOR COMPLETING COOL CHALLENGES LIKE SINGING A RADIO JINGLE BUT THERE ARE PITFALLS ON THE WAY TOO! WILL YOU AVERTISE IN NEWSPAPERS OR ON TV? YOU CHOOSE! AN EDUCATIONAL INSIGHT INTOT HE WORLD OF ADVERTISING COMPREHENSIVE TEACHERS NOTES INCLUDED LITERACY ACROSS KS2 - ADVERTISING, PERSUAUSIVE WRITING, PUNS AND JINGLES LINKS TO PSHE/PSE AND ICT Playing time approx 50 mins for ages 8 to 11 4 or 8 players

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size 176 cm theme starwars sarahtrulio store star wars droid c 3 po life size cardboard cut out official collectable standee the droids smart phones of the jedi...... more

size 176 cm theme starwars sarahtrulio store star wars droid c 3 po life size cardboard cut out official collectable standee the droids smart phones of the jedi knights this life size cardboard cut out c 3 po stands an impressive 176 cm x 75 cm and is sure to bring the wow factor to any venue advertising displays party venues shop windows on the stage and now even in your own home great for a gift perfect for parties easy to assemble and folds back down for easy storage you ll never want to put

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Contains: Ration Book, Timothy Whites Xmas brochure, household bills, TV and Radio brochure, housework ephemera, Belling fires and cookers leaflet plus...... more

Contains: Ration Book, Timothy Whites Xmas brochure, household bills, TV and Radio brochure, housework ephemera, Belling fires and cookers leaflet plus various postcards and advertising images

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age level 0 12 months age level 12 years age level 2 years and younger age level 3 4 years age level 5 7 years age level 8 11 years brand disney mpn sc397...... more

age level 0 12 months age level 12 years age level 2 years and younger age level 3 4 years age level 5 7 years age level 8 11 years brand disney mpn sc397 specific character kermit the frog subtype cardboard cutout tv film character the muppets type life size standee kermit the frog life size cardboard cutout muppets movie this item is available to order now standing an impressive 133 cm tall and 54 cm wide kermit can bring the wow factor to any event advertising displays party venues shop windo

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Full of morally flawed characters, and shot in grainy desaturated colours, Steven Spielberg's Minority Report is futuristic film noir with a far-fetched B-movie...... more

Full of morally flawed characters, and shot in grainy desaturated colours, Steven Spielberg's Minority Report is futuristic film noir with a far-fetched B-movie plot that's so feverishly presented the audience never gets a chance to ponder its many improbabilities. Based on a short story by Philip K Dick, the film is set in the Orwellian near-future of 2054, where a trio of genetically modified "pre-cogs" warn of murders before they happen. In an SF twist on the classic Hitchcockian wrong-man scenario, Detective John Anderton (Tom Cruise) is the zealous precrime cop who is himself revealed as a future killer. Plot twists and red herrings drive the action forward, and complications abound, not least Anderton's crippling emotional state, his drug habit, his avuncular-yet-sinister boss (Max Von Sydow) and the ambitious FBI agent Witwer (Colin Farrell) snapping at his heels. Though the film toys with the notion of free will in a deterministic universe, this is not so much a movie of grand ideas as forward-looking ones. Its depiction of a near-future filled with personalised advertising and intrusive security devices that relentlessly violate the right of anonymity is disturbingly believable. Ultimately, though, it's a chase movie and the innovative set-piece sequences reveal Spielberg's flair for staging action. As with A.I. before it, there's a nagging feeling that the all-too-neat resolution is a Spielbergian touch too far: the movie could satisfactorily have ended several minutes earlier. Although this is superior SF from one of Hollywood's greatest craftsmen, it would have been more in the spirit of Philip K Dick to leave a few tantalisingly untidy plot threads dangling. --Mark Walker

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Full of morally flawed characters, and shot in grainy desaturated colours, Steven Spielberg's Minority Report is futuristic film noir with a far-fetched B-movie...... more

Full of morally flawed characters, and shot in grainy desaturated colours, Steven Spielberg's Minority Report is futuristic film noir with a far-fetched B-movie plot that's so feverishly presented the audience never gets a chance to ponder its many improbabilities. Based on a short story by Philip K Dick, the film is set in the Orwellian near-future of 2054, where a trio of genetically modified "pre-cogs" warn of murders before they happen. In an SF twist on the classic Hitchcockian wrong-man scenario, Detective John Anderton (Tom Cruise) is the zealous precrime cop who is himself revealed as a future killer. Plot twists and red herrings drive the action forward, and complications abound, not least Anderton's crippling emotional state, his drug habit, his avuncular-yet-sinister boss (Max Von Sydow) and the ambitious FBI agent Witwer (Colin Farrell) snapping at his heels. Though the film toys with the notion of free will in a deterministic universe, this is not so much a movie of grand ideas as forward-looking ones. Its depiction of a near-future filled with personalised advertising and intrusive security devices that relentlessly violate the right of anonymity is disturbingly believable. Ultimately, though, it's a chase movie and the innovative set-piece sequences reveal Spielberg's flair for staging action. As with A.I. before it, there's a nagging feeling that the all-too-neat resolution is a Spielbergian touch too far: the movie could satisfactorily have ended several minutes earlier. Although this is superior SF from one of Hollywood's greatest craftsmen, it would have been more in the spirit of Philip K Dick to leave a few tantalisingly untidy plot threads dangling. --Mark Walker

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1950's Household Memorabillia Pack. A fascinating look at days gone by. Pack contains a Ration book, advertising images, Bills and Black and Green Tea...... more

1950's Household Memorabillia Pack. A fascinating look at days gone by. Pack contains a Ration book, advertising images, Bills and Black and Green Tea labels. Also contains: Gift guide brochure, TV and Radio Pamphlet, Belling brochure and Housework. Pack measures around 9" x 5" inch approx. An excellent gift idea. Contents may vary.

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A diverse range of replica packs, both fascinating in content and brilliantly reproduced. Each item is carefully scanned and printed as close to the original...... more

A diverse range of replica packs, both fascinating in content and brilliantly reproduced. Each item is carefully scanned and printed as close to the original as possible, resulting in a carefully selected mix of items, producing a sense of 'being there' for the reader. These prove popular with young and old alike and can be used as helpful aids in school projects. Contains: Ration Book Timothy Whites Xmas brochure Household bills TV and Radio brochure Housework ephemera Belling fires and cookers leaflet Various postcards and advertising images

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Full of flawed characters and shot in grainy de-saturated colours, Steven Spielberg's Minority Report is futuristic film noir with a far-fetched B-movie plot...... more

Full of flawed characters and shot in grainy de-saturated colours, Steven Spielberg's Minority Report is futuristic film noir with a far-fetched B-movie plot that's so feverishly presented the audience never gets a chance to ponder its many improbabilities. Based on a short story by Philip K Dick, Minority Report is set in the Orwellian near-future of 2054, where a trio of genetically modified "pre-cogs" warn of murders before they happen. In a sci-fi twist on the classic Hitchcockian wrong man scenario, Detective John Anderton (Tom Cruise) is the zealous precrime cop who is himself revealed as a future-killer. Plot twists and red herrings drive the action forward and complications abound, not least Anderton's crippling emotional state, his drug habit, his avuncular-yet-sinister boss (Max Von Sydow), and the ambitious FBI agent Witwer (Colin Farrell) snapping at his heels. Though the film toys with the notion of free will in a deterministic universe, this is not so much a movie of grand ideas as forward-looking ones. Its depiction of a near-future filled with personalised advertising and intrusive security devices that relentlessly violate the right of anonymity is disturbingly believable. Ultimately, though, it's a chase movie and the innovative set-piece sequences reveal Spielberg's flair for staging action. As with A.I. before it, there's a nagging feeling that the all-too-neat resolution is a Spielbergian touch too far: the movie could satisfactorily have ended several minutes earlier. Though this is superior SF from one of Hollywood's greatest craftsmen, it would have been more in the spirit of Philip K Dick to leave a few tantalisingly untidy plot threads dangling.

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Full of morally flawed characters, and shot in grainy desaturated colours, Steven Spielberg's Minority Report is futuristic film noir with a far-fetched B-movie...... more

Full of morally flawed characters, and shot in grainy desaturated colours, Steven Spielberg's Minority Report is futuristic film noir with a far-fetched B-movie plot that's so feverishly presented the audience never gets a chance to ponder its many improbabilities. Based on a short story by Philip K Dick, the film is set in the Orwellian near-future of 2054, where a trio of genetically modified "pre-cogs" warn of murders before they happen. In an SF twist on the classic Hitchcockian wrong-man scenario, Detective John Anderton (Tom Cruise) is the zealous precrime cop who is himself revealed as a future killer. Plot twists and red herrings drive the action forward, and complications abound, not least Anderton's crippling emotional state, his drug habit, his avuncular-yet-sinister boss (Max Von Sydow) and the ambitious FBI agent Witwer (Colin Farrell) snapping at his heels. Though the film toys with the notion of free will in a deterministic universe, this is not so much a movie of grand ideas as forward-looking ones. Its depiction of a near-future filled with personalised advertising and intrusive security devices that relentlessly violate the right of anonymity is disturbingly believable. Ultimately, though, it's a chase movie and the innovative set-piece sequences reveal Spielberg's flair for staging action. As with A.I. before it, there's a nagging feeling that the all-too-neat resolution is a Spielbergian touch too far: the movie could satisfactorily have ended several minutes earlier. Although this is superior SF from one of Hollywood's greatest craftsmen, it would have been more in the spirit of Philip K Dick to leave a few tantalisingly untidy plot threads dangling. --Mark Walker

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Full of flawed characters and shot in grainy de-saturated colours, Steven Spielberg's Minority Report is futuristic film noir with a far-fetched B-movie plot...... more

Full of flawed characters and shot in grainy de-saturated colours, Steven Spielberg's Minority Report is futuristic film noir with a far-fetched B-movie plot that's so feverishly presented the audience never gets a chance to ponder its many improbabilities. Based on a short story by Philip K Dick, Minority Report is set in the Orwellian near-future of 2054, where a trio of genetically modified "pre-cogs" warn of murders before they happen. In a sci-fi twist on the classic Hitchcockian wrong man scenario, Detective John Anderton (Tom Cruise) is the zealous precrime cop who is himself revealed as a future-killer. Plot twists and red herrings drive the action forward and complications abound, not least Anderton's crippling emotional state, his drug habit, his avuncular-yet-sinister boss (Max Von Sydow), and the ambitious FBI agent Witwer (Colin Farrell) snapping at his heels. Though the film toys with the notion of free will in a deterministic universe, this is not so much a movie of grand ideas as forward-looking ones. Its depiction of a near-future filled with personalised advertising and intrusive security devices that relentlessly violate the right of anonymity is disturbingly believable. Ultimately, though, it's a chase movie and the innovative set-piece sequences reveal Spielberg's flair for staging action. As with A.I.. before it, there's a nagging feeling that the all-too-neat resolution is a Spielbergian touch too far: the movie could satisfactorily have ended several minutes earlier. Though this is superior SF from one of Hollywood's greatest craftsmen, it would have been more in the spirit of Philip K Dick to leave a few tantalisingly untidy plot threads dangling.

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This pack from Resources for Teaching includes: Back to school: School ephemera including a Child's essay predicting 20 years hence and average report for a...... more

This pack from Resources for Teaching includes: Back to school: School ephemera including a Child's essay predicting 20 years hence and average report for a very average boy. Must do better. ---Toys, Toys, Toys: A hotpotch of 1960's leaflets. Topping Santa's list is Action Man the "moveable fighting man", with his vast range of accessories as well as Sindys bazaar, Lego, Corgi Toys. --- Comics and Annuals: Settle down to a veritable feast of reading this leaflet, advertising famous titles such as Roy of the Rovers, Look and Learn and Harold Hare. Fun and adventure in 1963 --- Beatles: Concert tickets for the legendary fab four were like gold dust. Includes one from the 1965 Christmas show at the Hammersmith Odeon. --- Tricycle Flyer: "Treat your child to hours of pleasure!" A promotion flyer for the silver knight tricycle, a snip at £9.19s.6p --- Ellisdons Catalogue: Bumper collection of novelties, including black face soup, warts, stink bombs, floating sugar, bloody thumb, shoe squirt, whistling teeth, melting spoon, exploding dart and Mr. big nose to name but a few. What fun. --- Miscellaneous Cards: A collection of TV bubble gum cards, including, Thunderbirds, Land of the Giants, Man from Uncle, The Monkees and Dr Who. NOTE: These items are replicas of original documents and information from the 1960's

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Full of flawed characters and shot in grainy de-saturated colours, Steven Spielberg's Minority Report is futuristic film noir with a far-fetched B-movie plot...... more

Full of flawed characters and shot in grainy de-saturated colours, Steven Spielberg's Minority Report is futuristic film noir with a far-fetched B-movie plot that's so feverishly presented the audience never gets a chance to ponder its many improbabilities. Based on a short story by Philip K Dick, Minority Report is set in the Orwellian near-future of 2054, where a trio of genetically modified "pre-cogs" warn of murders before they happen. In a sci-fi twist on the classic Hitchcockian wrong man scenario, Detective John Anderton (Tom Cruise) is the zealous precrime cop who is himself revealed as a future-killer. Plot twists and red herrings drive the action forward and complications abound, not least Anderton's crippling emotional state, his drug habit, his avuncular-yet-sinister boss (Max Von Sydow), and the ambitious FBI agent Witwer (Colin Farrell) snapping at his heels. Though the film toys with the notion of free will in a deterministic universe, this is not so much a movie of grand ideas as forward-looking ones. Its depiction of a near-future filled with personalised advertising and intrusive security devices that relentlessly violate the right of anonymity is disturbingly believable. Ultimately, though, it's a chase movie and the innovative set-piece sequences reveal Spielberg's flair for staging action. As with A.I.. before it, there's a nagging feeling that the all-too-neat resolution is a Spielbergian touch too far: the movie could satisfactorily have ended several minutes earlier. Though this is superior SF from one of Hollywood's greatest craftsmen, it would have been more in the spirit of Philip K Dick to leave a few tantalisingly untidy plot threads dangling. --Mark Walker

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Oxford Diecast Bertram Mills Circus Tricycle Van 1:76 Scale Diecast Model with clear presentation box and removable plastic plinth. Part of the Oxford Diecast...... more

Oxford Diecast Bertram Mills Circus Tricycle Van 1:76 Scale Diecast Model with clear presentation box and removable plastic plinth. Part of the Oxford Diecast Railway Scale range. Manufacturers Description:An addition to the Oxford range of Showtime models is this unusual Tricycle Van which was a common sight on the roads of Britain from the 1930s right through to the 1950s. This model appears in the livery of Bertram Mills Circus who used a very similar van to transport their Tannoy Sound Equipment. Decorated in their red and green colour scheme, with contrasting light coloured roof, the model has contrasting black chassis, wheels and interior - including the steering wheel. Registered AGH 96, the sides are printed in yellow with the Bertram Mills name, advertising what the van was carrying. The model would be very much in keeping on a layout of the 1930s - 1950s period. PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS ITEM IS NOT INTENDED TO BE A TOY, THIS ITEM IS FOR COLLECTORS. MINIMUM AGE RECOMMENDED 14.

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Time Waits For No Man - Brian Morris Brian Morris lives on the southern side of Chicago, married, eats alot of red meat, prefers pinot noir, favorite color is...... more

Time Waits For No Man - Brian Morris Brian Morris lives on the southern side of Chicago, married, eats alot of red meat, prefers pinot noir, favorite color is black, draws because he likes to, second favorite color is black, born in '76, works in advertising, '62 Cadillac in the garage, dead kitty's name tattooed on his wrist, doesn't believe in God, believes in people, heavy metal poser, country music, Sharpies, Faber-Castells, doesn't correct his drawings, tattoos, deep in love, early to rise, saver not a spender, knows you can't take it with you, raised in a small town, college degree, practice makes perfect, loves toys, collector of HotWheels, enjoys the darker side, steak, potatoes, breakfast with his wife at the Ramova Grill, not a big fan of TV, would go to bed at 9PM if he could, smokes too many cigarettes, doesn't smoke enough cigarettes, loves black cherry Kool-Aid, boobies, and he won't design you a tattoo. Specs * Wrist: Medium Size - 7.75 Inches Max. * Movement: 3 Hand Japanese Quartz. * Dial: 28mm, Screen Printed, Multicolor. * Case: 34mm, Plastic, Glossy Black * Crystal: Plastic w/ Protective Film. * Buckle: Plastic, Glossy Black. * Loop: Plastic, Glossy Black. * Straps: 16mm Wide, Sandwich Strap. Features Water resistant up to 10 meters / 30 feet, but not recommended. Please keep your watch out of hot tubs and saunas.

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Brian Morris Vannen Watches Time Waits For No Man - Brian Morris Brian Morris lives on the southern side of Chicago married eats alot of red meat prefers pinot...... more

Brian Morris Vannen Watches Time Waits For No Man - Brian Morris Brian Morris lives on the southern side of Chicago married eats alot of red meat prefers pinot noir favorite color is black draws because he likes to second favorite color is black born in '76 works in advertising '62 Cadillac in the garage dead kitty's name tattooed on his wrist doesn't believe in God believes in people heavy metal poser country music Sharpies Faber-Castells doesn't correct his drawings tattoos deep in love early to rise saver not a spender knows you can't take it with you raised in a small town college degree practice makes perfect loves toys collector of HotWheels enjoys the darker side steak potatoes breakfast with his wife at the Ramova Grill not a big fan of TV would go to bed at 9PM if he could smokes too many cigarettes doesn't smoke enough cigarettes loves black cherry Kool-Aid boobies and he won't design you a tattoo. Specs * Wrist: Medium Size - 7.75 Inches Max. * Movement: 3 Hand Japanese Quartz. * Dial: 28mm Screen Printed Multicolor. * Case: 34mm Plastic Glossy Black * Crystal: Plastic w/ Protective Film. * Buckle: Plastic Glossy Black. * Loop: Plastic Glossy Black. * Straps: 16mm Wide Sandwich Strap. Features Water resistant up to 10 meters / 30 feet but not recommended. Please keep your watch out of hot tubs and saunas.

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