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Born in 1887, Bertrand Twinn was a self-proclaimed nobody who grew up in earshot of Kodak Harrow’s factory bell, and by happenstance would find himself working at Kodak on both […]

Just in case you’re interested in novelty Victorian accessories, we’ve got some here that should spark your interest. They are just fourteen of the few thousand vesta cases held by […]

The first Mettoy toy typewriter, “Mettype Junior”, hit British toy shops in 1952, joining stoves, sewing machines, cash registers and train sets in the recommendations for Christmas gifts that year. […]

In recent months there has been a growing alarm call in the book world, leading to such visceral headlines as “the Library of Alexandria burns again”, “AI companies are pulping […]