MJ Maccardini (trailerfullofpix)'s photos with the keyword: toy

Lost wombat in the fence of Phoenix Garden, St Giles

Lost wombat in the fence of Phoenix Garden, St Giles. Click on next photo to see his cute little face.

At the community playing fields, Meadow Street, Florence

By Ghislaine Leung, shortlisted for the 2023 Turner Prize, exhibited at Towner Eastbourne.

By Ghislaine Leung, shortlisted for the 2023 Turner Prize, exhibited at Towner Eastbourne.

Cafe St Pierre, St Peter's Street, Canterbury

According to Ghost Signs: A London Story by Sam Roberts "The metal toy manufacturer John Hill & Co. was founded in 1898 by a former employee of its competitor, the market leader W. Britain. The new company, which branded many of its products 'Johillco', was the first to sell hand-painted figures individually, rather than in boxed sets, helping it make headway into working-class markets with its larger, less well-finished toys. These included soldiers, alongside novelty items for major events such as the FA Cup Final and the 1935 Jubilee. Until the Second World War the company was based here in the extensive Britannia Works, in 1932 employing over four hundred staff. The Works were almost completely destroyed in the Blitz but the moulds, a key manufacturing asset, survived. After the war the company, under new ownership, relocated to Burnley, Lancashire. In the 1950s it was slow to embrace new plastic materials, which eventually led to its closure in the early 1960s." Britannia Works John Hill & Co. Metal toy manufacturers Britannia Row, Islington

Now closed and in search of a new site. Whitfield Street and Scala Street, Fitzrovia.

In search of a new site. Whitfield Street and Scala Street, Fitzrovia.

Now closed and in search of a new site. Whitfield Street and Scala Street, Fitzrovia.

Niche with toy car between the library and the stairwell, The Cosmic House, Lansdowne Walk, Holland Park. This post-modern house was designed by Charles Jencks and his wife Maggie Keswick Jencks. It was the primary residence of the Jencks family from 1978 until Charles Jencks death in 2019 (Maggie, for whom the Maggie’s Cancer Caring Centres are named, died in 1995). The house is Grade I listed.

Sign and stuffed toys on Chesterfield Road, Leeds.

Organic Community Garden, Meadow Street, Florence (Northampton), MA

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The sensational new torture device. It's a Flickrwhack, too. See where this picture was taken. [?]

One of the few photo ops during this year's Sidewalk Sale Days in Northampton, MA. See where this picture was taken. [?]

Upper Lake, South Hadley, MA. See where this picture was taken. [?]

Left on a rock for its owner to return for it. See where this picture was taken. [?]