Welcome to the Steampunk Home Christmas List, Edition 2009. There's a section of my personal selections, one chock full of Etsy finds, some things for the steampunklets in your life, and some Christmas things.
I tried to keep it relatively economical, so very few things here will be more than $100.
If your recommendation didn't make this list, I tried to add it to the Kaboodle list or bookmark the larger sites for a future post of their own.
My Favorites
This section is my personal gift list -- the things I really want for Christmas!
I can't afford an Eric Freitas clock, but this print of his Mechanical Clock Number 6 fascinates me. $20.
Think Geek's Molecular Gastronomy Kit. Not very Victorian, but these edible chemical experiments in the kitchen would be a lot of fun. $59.99
Dark Nostalgia I cannot wait to read this design book. $29.70 at Amazon.
Zeppelin Tin Toy, $10.98. My zeppelin obsessed steampunklet is *so* getting this. Tin Toy Arcade actually has 4 different zeppelin designs.
The Private House is the prettiest home book I've read all year -- full of antiques, natural materials, and simple yet elegant rooms. Nothing explicitly steampunk here, but if you like my taste you will probably like this book too. $37.50.
Etsy Finds
Behold the Machine Giclee Print by ettadiem, $110.
Bird Skull Drawer Pulls (he has bat skull pulls, too!). $16.
These Anatomical Soaps by the Steam Bath Factory would make a great hostess gift, assuming your hostess has a taste for the odd. $15
Reading Lamp by WardenClyffe Wares, $60.
Winona Cookie has a large selection on Etsy -- but I also like getting twelve different works with this calendar compedium of her collages she's made available on Zazzle, $24.50.
Steam Pipes Audio Speakers by Ikyaudio Studio. $275.
Red Pumpkin Studio's Journal/Sketchbook, $30
This small magnet by Libby Bulloff would make a great stocking stuffer. $4.
For the Steampunklets
World of Inventors: Alexander Graham Bell. Build your own intercom system! $21.95
World of Inventors: Thomas Edison. (sorry, no Tesla!) Build your own Kinetoscope model. $21.95
Just for Christmas
Holiday Cards by Mercantile Home, $6 for 5.
Clockwork Robin Christmas Print by by Hazel Fisher, $9.50.
Mad Hatter Copper Ornament, by Jewel Street. $32.
The cutest Cthulhu Santa, by Pirates Alibi. $25.
Disclaimer: Since someone seems to be worried that bloggers are making too much money flogging products (Ha! I don't think I've ever broken three figures), I need to let you know that no one is paying me for recommending any of these things, but that the Amazon links do provide a small referral fee.
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