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(10/07/08) ‘Keep calm and carry on’, a message fly-posted around Britain during World War Two. These hand-pulled silk screen prints have been produced as a modern tribute to that statement. As appropriate now as ever! We also accept payment via cheque in the... See more

(10/07/08) ‘Keep calm and carry on’, a message fly-posted around Britain during World War Two. These hand-pulled silk screen prints have been produced as a modern tribute to that statement. As appropriate now as ever! We also accept payment via cheque in the UK. Please email Lucas or Hayley at hello@keep-calm.com for details. Please click here for information on our new framing service. See less

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(10/07/08) Oh heavens... 400 days worth of stickers. Can you image actually getting 400 things done?!? We can't. Our lazy side is already envisioning a "I will do one thing this month" 12 pack. But we can't fault you for wanting to try and you might actually... See more

(10/07/08) Oh heavens... 400 days worth of stickers. Can you image actually getting 400 things done?!? We can't. Our lazy side is already envisioning a "I will do one thing this month" 12 pack. But we can't fault you for wanting to try and you might actually have a chance with these 2x3" sticky pads. Toss in a 25% discount (that's two free pads) and you're ready to get your first thing done: buying pads. See less

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(10/07/08) This set of two sketchbooks includes one playfully self-aware message set in Goodchild. One book features seafoam type on warm gray, while the second keeps the message, but reverses the colors. Made from a conscience-easing blend of recycled and... See more

(10/07/08) This set of two sketchbooks includes one playfully self-aware message set in Goodchild. One book features seafoam type on warm gray, while the second keeps the message, but reverses the colors. Made from a conscience-easing blend of recycled and FSC-certified paper, the soft, rubbery cover stock makes these books irresistibly touchable. Inside, 80 lb. paper stock limits show-through. Pages lay flat and fold back beautifully thanks to the pewter coil binding. 144 pages (72 unruled sheets) per book, 7 1/8" x 8 1/2". Reinforce your message with a companion T-shirt. Return policy Merch products cannot be shipped outside of North America. See less

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(10/07/08) My goal with this project was to build a retro keyboard that was fully functional and of a sufficient quality that it could be used everyday by a touch typist. In order to achieve this I chose a high quality (though widely available) keyboard as my... See more

(10/07/08) My goal with this project was to build a retro keyboard that was fully functional and of a sufficient quality that it could be used everyday by a touch typist. In order to achieve this I chose a high quality (though widely available) keyboard as my starting point. This is an IBM Model M "Clicky" keyboard. They were made starting in the mid 1980's and a version is still manufactured today. This particular keyboard was made in 1989 and shipped with and IBM PowerStation 530, a UNIX box the size of a kegerator. Besides its overall quality and heft, one of the things that makes this keyboard particularly good for such a mod is the fact that it has removable key caps and the under-cap has a flat surface ideal for affixing a new key top. Step one was disassembly and the removal of the skirts on the key caps. The skirt removal was kind of tricky, I originally planned to use a circle punch, but that nearly destroyed the first key I tried it on. After some experimentation I came up with a method... See less

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(10/07/08) The Steampunk Keyboard looked terribly anachronistic sitting in front of my Dell 1907FP flat panel monitor and while I hesitated to tear open a $300 monitor that was still under warantee, art must be served. Inside I found that the whole thing was... See more

(10/07/08) The Steampunk Keyboard looked terribly anachronistic sitting in front of my Dell 1907FP flat panel monitor and while I hesitated to tear open a $300 monitor that was still under warantee, art must be served. Inside I found that the whole thing was encased in steel sheet. I rejected the idea of re-making all of the pieces in brass and went looking for some paint that would give a nice effect. I settled on a nice gold metalic from Rustoleum with a thin coat of brown Krylon Crystal Color to give it an aged look. Not too bad! The finish is a good match for the 19th Century gas lamp arms that I bought from Sequential Glass. It was, in fact, these arms that inspired this project. As soon as I opened the box they came in I knew instantly what I was going to do with them. I couldn't find any brass angle for the frame so I bought some brass colored aluminum angle from True Value. I fabricated "L" shaped pieces of brass for the corners and used self-tapping screws to secure everything. After all... See less

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(10/07/08) new! - This laptop was just featured in a gallery of steampunk creations on Newsweek.com! (10/31/07) | It was also featured in a gallery of steampunk creations on Wired.com, entitled "Steam-Driven Dreams" (it's the 2nd and 3rd thumbnails) and was... See more

(10/07/08) new! - This laptop was just featured in a gallery of steampunk creations on Newsweek.com! (10/31/07) | It was also featured in a gallery of steampunk creations on Wired.com, entitled "Steam-Driven Dreams" (it's the 2nd and 3rd thumbnails) and was seen (about 85% completed) in a video segment on The Wall Street Journal (WSJ.com), in an article in The Boston Globe, and will be seen in the December issue of Ocean Drive Magazine. | The violin-style sound holes, or "F-holes" are functional speaker grills covered with black cloth. For a little added redundancy, the original power switch is accessible through the speaker fabric. If you need to do a hard reboot, you can take a pen or pencil and press down on the fabric in the dead-center of the leftmost lobe of the f-hole to contact the button. The original keyboard LEDs now shine through small plastic gems. | Here's a video of both the clock-winding key and the hidden power switch in action. | The DVD-ROM opens by pressing a small, round,... See less

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(10/07/08) One’s ornate initial is pressed into the burgundy wax. This time tested tradition ensures the confidentiality of the correspondence. Enhance letters, gifts, and packages. Brown rosewood handle/ Brass foot. 4” Please indicate desired initial after... See more

(10/07/08) One’s ornate initial is pressed into the burgundy wax. This time tested tradition ensures the confidentiality of the correspondence. Enhance letters, gifts, and packages. Brown rosewood handle/ Brass foot. 4” Please indicate desired initial after style. (Letters D, Q, U, X, Y, &, Z are not available.) Two wax sticks included. Gift Boxed. ($24. value) See less

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(10/07/08) The lace curtains will dance as this ornate antique replica fan mimics a soothing breeze off the cape. Oscillating, 3 speeds. 14x10x20”.

(10/07/08) The lace curtains will dance as this ornate antique replica fan mimics a soothing breeze off the cape. Oscillating, 3 speeds. 14x10x20”. See less