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Two favourites from a fresh batch of Particular Greetings, new in store today!

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Punt & Crick's beloved Quality Assurance Officer, Tobias Cotton, has conducted his initial cat scan of this vintage school desk being lovingly revivified by Mr Geezer (Luke Burless x o). As our most physically substantive grimalkin, Tobie also inadvertently performs strength and stability tests on many vintage furniture items. Whilst usually most affable, Tobie has expressed complete outrage at our refusal to let him QA any soft furnishings or upholstered items; deeming this policy 'speciest' and 'fascist'. Whilst respectfully disagreeing, I am pleased he also seems to be spending time in the study ...

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Beloved punters and cricksters: if you're planning a millinery escalation, you'll be bowlered over by these vintage wooden hat blocks, new (old) in store today! Or if you couldn't be boatered making your own, check out these luscious vintage hats from The Treasure Trade. Made in England from rabbit fur felt, they're available in a range of colours to accommodate mercurial headspaces. Yes, you'll surely be reaching for a pillbox if you miss these new-old-stock beauties ...

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Punt & Crick (non-human lovechild of Nol Joy & Luke Burless) is open for business! Huge thanks to Nikki Roberts for space within her glorious vintage emporium, The Treasure Trade, in Molesworth St. We cordially invite you to pop on in and have a squiz (as they say in the classics). And should such poppery occur on a Tuesday or a Wednesday, Nol Joy will be at work womaning the shop. Heartfelt thanks to everyone who has supported us at the Lismore Vintage and Handmade Market – we especially look forward to welcoming you into our bold new retail experiment (and we'll still be at the market, of course!).

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