1968 Hubert Selby Jr. 'Last Exit to Brooklyn' Post Trial Edition bottoms Super simple McDonald’s Canada staff

Super simple McDonald’s Canada staff sweatshirt from the 90s featuring classic Golden Arches ‘M’ embroidery to the left breast

Insane Rage Against The Machine long sleeve from the early-mid 90s with the perfect wear

soft and bouncy purple sweat with cosy ribbed high collar

Beautiful softback Japanese programme for Sidney Lumet's classic crime drama Serpico

A perfect one for your Art book shelf

1968 Hubert Selby Jr. 'Last Exit to Brooklyn' Post Trial Edition bottoms Super simple McDonald’s Canada staffLovely mid 60s hardback copy of Hubert Selby Jr.'s infamous everyman novel set in 1950s New York, 'Last Exit to Brooklyn', first published in 1964 Written in a coarse and casual language covering taboo subjects such as street violence, drug addiction, domestic abuse, and gang rape, the book takes an uncompromising look at lower class Brooklyn in the 50s. Selby wrote the prose naturally, as if it were a story told in a bar rather than a novel. At time