Scoliosis chimneytasis.
I think I would like to work in that room there.
Scoliosis chimneytasis.
I think I would like to work in that room there.
Two fine Penguin Books front covers are overshadowed by their back covers.
Nice, but no cigar.
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It was only a matter of time. My drip-dry polyester mapping pen nib shirt no longer fits. It does, but I've been advised not to wear it. The chances of finding something with nibs on it is a thousand – no: a million – to one. There's just no call for that type of thing these days.
No Iron. No Starch.
Photographs: C. Bickford-Smith.
Disintegrating type still holds some meaning.
Some tantalising sign writing on a bleak day.
Super script.
Two fine covers from a second hand bookshop, North London. Almost as new: safely stored in a bookcase somewhere for years before ending up on a table in the street, transferred to a brown paper bag, into my backpack and transported by tube to west London and onto another bookshelf.
Gift bags for friend's children accidentally spell out the name of renowned Australian musician.
What are the chances of that?