Jamorobo

@jamorobo.bsky.social

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Perpetual procrastination machine - Tea Addict - Founder & Director of @chelt-hackspace.bsky.social - Founder Member GuildOfMakers

Trolly cart with the words 'incase of vehicle fire blame Cheltenham Hackspace'
Optical phonecards get their name from optical structure embossed inside the cards. This optical structure is heated and destroyed after use of the units. Visible marks are left on the top of the cards, so that the user can see the balance of remaining units. Optical cards were produced by Landis+Gyr and Sodeco from Switzerland and were popular early phonecards in many countries with first optical phonecards successfully introduced in 1977 in Belgium.
A picture of Secret Passages issue2 a zine about classic tabletop games
English class rules certa 1996.
Getting done over by foreign transaction fees
A cool zine about British folklore and horses. The illustrations are really sick. What a cool little book.
Linesman phone from 70s
A Christmas sack stitched with the letter 'T'