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Things from the films: the timelines, the objects, the one line that made the film worth making. Printed to order, shipped from wherever is nearest to you.

The shop is not open yet. These are the designs on the bench. Say which one you would actually buy and it gets made first — that is genuinely how the order is decided.

5,000 Years of a Promise

The whole timeline from The Day Money Broke on one sheet — clay tablet to Lydian electrum to the note with twenty zeros. Every date on it is cited on the film's page.

Options A2 · 18×24in

$38 Notify me

The Body Is Useless

The 1932 cast-aluminium lap steel, shot from above on parchment, with the red stamp. For anyone who has been told the wood is what matters.

Options A2 · 18×24in

$34 Notify me

Four Marbles Tee

The wordmark and the four marbles, printed small on the chest. Heavyweight cotton, no logo the size of a dinner plate.

Options S–3XL · Black · Cream

$32 Notify me

97% Imaginary

Most of the money in the world was typed into existence by a commercial bank. The Bank of England said so; the citation is on the bottom.

Options 11oz · 15oz

$18 Notify me

Objects Nobody Looked At

Dot-grid, cream stock, one prompt on the inside cover: pick something on your desk and find out why it is that shape.

Options A5

$22 Notify me

Bull-Headed Lyre, Ur, c. 2500 BC

The first box built to make a string audible, drawn as a rostrum plate. The beginning of the argument that ends in 1932.

Options A3 · A2