Vintage Ladybird

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Have you seen the Vintage Ladybird site? A delicious romp through our seventies childhoods, where you can play vintage pairs, make a snake the Ladybird way, read the history of these oh so covetable books and finally hop over to Ladybird Prints and decorate your babbas’ nursery with all our yesterdays…

Oh happy days.

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