A selection of Dickens Fair souvenirs usually sold only at the event at Patterson & Sons... and a few new items for this most unusual year!
All profits from sales of face masks, T-shirts, totes and mugs will be donated to the Living History Centre COVID Relief fund. This fund has been active all year, supporting relief efforts for performing arts workers and hand craft artists throughout the San Francisco Bay Area.
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"HUMBUG" Face MaskPoly/cotton blend with pleats for more comfort and a better fit. |
"HUMBUG, No Fair" Commemorative 2020 T-Shirt or Pullover HoodieOn soft black 100% cotton, printed with water based eco-friendly inks for a super-soft finish. |
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"Mad Sal's" T-Shirt or Pullover HoodieOn soft black 100% cotton, printed with water based eco-friendly inks for a super-soft finish. |
"Humbug" T-Shirt or Pullover HoodieOn soft black 100% cotton, printed with water based eco-friendly inks for a super-soft finish. |
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Vintage Christmas T-ShirtOn soft white 100% cotton, printed with water based eco-friendly inks for a super-soft finish. |
"Mad for Tea" T-ShirtOn soft grey 100% cotton, printed with water based eco-friendly inks for a super-soft finish. |
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"Humbug" Book ToteAvailable in black canvas |
"Mad Sal's" Zippered ToteAvailable in black and two-toned canvas |
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"Mad Sal's" Coffee MugAvailable in black or white ceramic, this hearty 15 oz. mug will hold plenty of your favorite grog! |
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"Humbug" Coffee MugEnliven the holiday season with this 15 oz. mug featuring an inspirational quote from Ebenezer Scrooge. |
Also Available ~ Illustrated Books
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The Great Dickens Christmas Fair Character Coloring BookThis special book of hand drawn characters was created by Don Carson, former Senior Show Designer for Walt Disney Imagineering. |
The Creature Comfits: Christmas Traditions & Recipes from Dickensian EnglandA charming and illuminating collection of Christmas holiday recipes and stories from England during the time of Charles Dickens. By Don Carson, Ernest Caswell and Dennis Day.
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Looking-Glass House: The Lost Manuscript of "Through the Looking-Glass" by Lewis CarrollThis handsome manuscript version of “Through the Looking-Glass” looks as if it were hand-written and personally illustrated by Lewis Carroll himself, in the style of “Alice’s Adventures Under Ground.” Adults and children alike will enjoy reading this shorter version of Alice’s whimsical quest to become a Chess Queen. Lovingly created by Daniel Rover Singer of the Reduced Shakespeare Co., QuarterMaster, the Briton Ensemble, and former Charles Dickens at the Dickens Christmas Fair. |
