Polaroid Colour Swinger II

There's a certain mystique about Polaroid cameras. Instant photography. How does it do it? Black magic? Who knows.

And when you see this Polaroid Colour Swinger II from 1975, intrigue only increases.

It's a fantastic delve into days of yore when Polaroids weren't all super slinky (but we think they look cooler old-style) and this camera comes with its original box - albeit a box a little weathered by the sands of time.

The camera however is in excellent condition and is, well, pretty darn awesome, we think.

Find out more about the Polaroid Colour Swinger II in our online shop or via our website at www.rewindreuserevive.co.uk.

Five-Piece Floral Tea Set

Everyone loves a cuppa, right? Even if you don't, this five-piece floral tea set might be for you.

It'd look good even just for ornamental value if you decided whilst laying awake in the middle of the night that your kitchen cabinet needed to look that little bit more interesting.

Of course, for all the tea drinkers out there (and we'll presume there's quite a lot) this would make a great addition to your crockery collection for that Sunday afternoon rendezvous with the grandparents.

Take a look at the tea set at our online shop or via our website at www.rewindreuserevive.co.uk.

AC/DC - Let There Be Rock

AC/DC are a bit like chocolate - everyone likes them. And if someone says they don't, then they're probably lying.

'Let There Be Rock' is classic AC/DC and features tracks like 'Whole Lotta Rosie' and title track 'Let There Be Rock', meaning this 1977 12" vinyl is a must-have for any rock fan's record collection.

The band played at Donington's Download Festival in 2010 and even had the rock n' roll audacity to bring their own massive stage, complete with a massive train that crashed into it. That's why we love them.

Check out 'Let There Be Rock' via our website at www.rewindreuserevive.co.uk or directly via the online shop here.

The First Book of Heroes

We all like a hero, don't we? Superman...our Mum? This book, written by David Thornycroft and published in 1958, goes back to the days however when heroes were real men.

There's looks at the likes of Hannibal the Avenger (who crossed the Alps with '46,000 men and thirty-seven elephants'), Marco Polo's trip to China and the great Viking Leif Ericsson.

There's also a gaze into the heroes of the future and the problems they will face - namely space travel. Men travelling to the moon. Really? To this book's probable suprise, it only happened some 11 years later.

Fancy taking a gander at this marvellous dip into the heroes of yore? Check it out over at our website - www.rewindreuserevive.co.uk - or directly at our online shop.