Vintage Vibe Seeker Gifts

Computer looking rather annoyed at owner whoes hugging his typewriter

Houndsditch- Humble Industries

'Stuff your dad likes stage'

If this van's a rockin'...

"Do you want to come in and see Grandma's landline?"

Disco Owls

Darling, shall we unleash Christmas?

Happy Hour at Harry's

"It's more of a conversation piece, really."

Enjoy our cell phone free ambience.

'Before WWII, damnit, life was a cabaret!'

"Is that when you turn the juke box off?"

Bert's Ragtime Band.

'My Gran'pa bridges the generation gap with 10- dollar bills!'

An old man with bow legs

Robert Johnson

'When I was told our new computer was going to be state of the art, no one mentioned it was state of the art in 1954.'

Amy Winehouse

Mrs. Jarley's waxwork

"Retail-shopping re-enactors."

The Politics of Envy

"The 'Sixties was era of great tragedies, son: The Kennedy Assasination, Martin and Malcom, the Vietnam War, Dylan goin' electric in '65..."

"Really? I've never known anyone in the phone book before."

Cassandra Wilson

"To be a flamingo, or better still a toucan, in the sixties- that was really something."

"I love this place—its food, its ambience, and its political goals."

Take seat. Nothing makes me happier than keeping people warm and cooking s'mores for them. Friendly fire.

"I think he was a celebrity."

"I think I speak for my entire generation when I say, 'Yes, I will have another drink.' "

'Nobody ever before had took much notice of Granny's homemade flour-sack bloomers.'

"Remember when we had to get along on twenty-one dollars a month!"

Colonial Larrysburg.

George Michael

Illustration for 'The Notting Hill Mystery'. (woman pulled out of the river).

"The keep saying unrestored and what a nice PATINA, Ted. A better-sounding word for old tarnished stuff would be SCRINCH or SKRITCH, don't you think, eh, Ted?"