Byron Edwards

Ripped and discarded photo found in the desert next to Interstate 160, Nevada.

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Found while rummaging…

Back from being repaired and serviced for me by Alan Lewis. A Kane Incabloc watch and a Crawford triple-date watch, both with Swiss movements and dating from the 1940s.

2010: Both hair and jawline missing, presumed dead.

Found at home – A souvenir sheet of stamps from the Japan World Exposition, Osaka 1970.

Typography on an old 2oz tobacco tin – Player’s Navy Cut, ‘Gold Leaf’.

3 feathers brought back from Skomer island.

Found: In the 70s when I was about 8 or 9 years old I had a ‘Plasticraft’ kit (almost identical to the US Plasticast toy). It comprised of a ceramic mould, enamel liquid, hardener, coloured liquids and some sample things to ‘enamel’. I didn’t attempt to make the shell pendant or the monogrammed cuff-links, I went for a stamp; creating something slightly more disturbing. Maybe it was the fumes.