apartment therapy changing the world, one room at a time

I gave one of these to my nephew, but if he ever decided he didn't want it, I'd happily take it back. (There are no letters on the other side...)

http://www.katescaringgifts.com/Merchant2/graphics/00000001/IP_WP_PUFF_ALPHABET_DRAGONL.jpg

id love to see it in context...how/where is it displayed?

The doggie's cute but that dragon is awsome, phoenix!

Not so much vintage and not year-round (except for a well-used scooter), but I kept a few of my son's (now 21) toys as he outgrew them. Every year at Christmas I decorate a small tree with them: I drilled holes and inserted eye screws into his wooden alphabet blocks and hang them along with various little cars, action figures, etc. and use a small train set to surround it. He still thinks it's a bit corny, but he's learned to just roll his eyes and not comment on my little trees - I also do a beach tree with shells, beach glass and seaweed, a southwest tree (we lived in Arizona for 15 years) with little cacti, geckos, etc., and a Santa tree - we had an ornament exchange every Christmas where I used to work and somehow wound up with a Santa every year.

i have vintage stuff all over my house (tins, magazines, etc)...i don't have a baby yet...and am not for a couple of years...but i'm already collecting vintage toys to put out in his/her room...sad right???

Why not 'murray'? I'd say that's the way to go...