Booty Call

1960's paisley mini dress (courtesy of gorgeous Desiree), vintage pendant (courtesy of the equally fab Ivy Black)

We'd only just managed to get round the car boot field this morning before the heavens opened. It wasn't a particularly awe-inspiring visit today, it was very quiet and distinctly chilly but I managed to unearth a few treasures to tide me over until tomorrow's jumble sale.

Three boxes of vintage false eyelashes including an under eye pair, something I've often seen in 1960's magazines and longed to try out. 50p for all three packs. The Miners pair are called "Flighty", how fab is that?

1967 pressing of The Jimi Hendrix Experience, Axis: As Bold As Love. £3. The gate fold sleeve is magnificent, both inside and out. India and Jimi? The perfect combination.

Phwoar, what a truly beautiful man.

I've got far too many of these Little Forks but at 50p couldn't resist another box.

I think I've got a minor obsession with retro hairdryers. This Ronson Escort is in perfect working order and deliciously kitsch.

Here's Twiggy demonstrating it. The cost? £1.50

This Urban Outfitters snake print turban still bearing the ludicrously overpriced £22 price tag was a more realistic £1. Perfect for a bad hair day.

This English-made 1960's brown suede bomber jacket was £1 and the vintage sunglasses (yes, another pair) were 10p

Check out the groovy label.

Find of the day is this glamorous marabou-trimmed telephone with an iridescent dial, it works perfectly and is already taking pride of place next to the bed.

When the seller told me it was £1.50 I nearly fainted with excitement.

Have a lovely evening.