To round up the day's chomp, Here's a small chum slick of Jaws inspired figures. A fab Japanese boxed rubber toy A carded version o...

 Dairylea was and is a favourite of mine. Those little wedges of soft cheese wrapped in foil are straight from my childhood, always a handy ...

In German, Kiefer (pronounced kee-fer) is a noun and primarily means "jaw". It's both plural and singular. However the film Ja...

Forget Buckaroo!  This toy had real bite!  Remember it?  1975. Just when you thought it was safe to play on the table!  https://youtu.be/dUc...

Hi, This is a model I have mentioned before, but this time we are taking a closer look at the Matchbox Jaws Amity Police Boat die-cast. Base...

 Jaws and lunch just seem to go together  Yeah, like nails and beds!  Yep, a grisly combo but it's very popular judging by the number of...

Jaws was one of the most iconic films of its time and probably the first of the real blockbuster movies, drawing viewers from all walks of l...

Apparently modern horror pioneer Wes Craven included a torn Jaws poster in his redneck mutant horror flick The Hills Have Eyes. Rather than ...

 Yep, why stop at a message in a bottle. Let's shove a shark in one too!  Those bottle boys at Addar did just that in 1975, releasing a ...

 Which? 1,2,3 or 4? 🦈

A snowclone is a modernish figure of speech involving a play on old and new famous phrases and slogans. Examples include In Space no-one Can...

Stephen and Bruce, Amity Island, 1974  🦈

  To satisfy my shark-like appetite for TV and film ephemera in the 90's I used to look for crisp packets on a small tip area under tree...

  Hi Woodsy Little Golden Books first appeared in 1942, and over the years they have included many titles based on films and televis...

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