The Heirloom Project by Joakim Blockstrom - in pictures
Mayumi Hirata’s camera, which belonged to her grandfather in Osaka, JapanPhotograph: Joakim BlockstromAlexis Turner’s stuffed crocodile, a gift from his grandfather that inspired an interest in taxidermyPhotograph: Joakim BlockstromIan Pendleton’s diver’s watch, a gift from his parents after saving his sister from drowning Photograph: Joakim Blockstrom
Suzanne Stankus's doll, Cassie – her mother's first dollPhotograph: Joakim BlockstromOwen Gale’s Rotring pens remind him of his father, who died when he was a boyPhotograph: Joakim BlockstromElise Dumontet played with her grandmother's pin cushion as a child and later inherited itPhotograph: Joakim BlockstromRosie Nicholls has her grandfather's Roberts radio, which reminds her of happy afternoons spent in his sunroom Photograph: Joakim BlockstromJohn Wyatt-Clarke’s sermons, written by his father who was a born-again fundamentalist preacher Photograph: Joakim BlockstromGary Cook’s toolbox was inherited from his craftsman father, Michael Stanley Cook, who died when he was 14 Photograph: Joakim BlockstromStan Chick, 13, was given his grandfather's Leatherman sailing knife and uses it now that he is also a keen sailorPhotograph: Joakim Blockstrom/Other
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