Meanings of cheap trinkets in English

Soon that depraved vagabond, the French trader, with cheap trinkets and vile whisky, made his appearance.

Chests of personal goods lay overturned, their contents of clothes and knives and cheap trinkets everywhere.

Fanah backpedalled beneath a shower of the cheap trinkets until his buttocks hit the opposite building's wall.

In one were arranged, on tables, trays of cheap trinkets, calicoes, cloths, blankets, shoes, and other articles of dress.

Most of the boxes contained nothing but cheap trinkets bought in foreign ports-Souvenirof Hong Kong, Souvenir of Saigon, Souvenir of Copenhagen.

Toward the back of the building they found a woman insanely gathering together a few cheap trinkets and stuffing them into a pillow-case.

Letter from Albania: In the backstreets of Saranda the street children selling cheap trinkets share only two words in English: "One euro."

And the places where these traders put down their cheap trinkets before their dusky patrons grew into trading-posts, prophetic of future cities and towns.