Genuine Spitfire P7350 lapel badge

Genuine Spitfire P7350 lapel badgeShot down during the Battle of Britain, and subsequently repaired and returned to service later in 1940, Spitfire P7350 suffered at least three further incidents during the war and was repaired each time. She was sold for scrap in 1947 but was restored to flying condition 20 years later for the film Battle of Britain and is maintained today as one of the few examples of this most iconic of aircraft that still grace the skies. This unique lapel badge

which includes granite whiskey stones and a Glencairn tasting glass in a presentation box

and durability at incredibly good value prices

but this tough little lamp contains two separate LED units that allow it to be used as a torch or wide area lamp

This set of Placemats features the ships that carried them out on their famous voyages

using 100% natural ingredients and no additives

Carefully weighted glass globes are suspended in a liquid-filled tube

Mayflower departed Plymouth for what is now New England on a voyage that would last two months in treacherous conditions

To give the required tone and volume

so he had to wait - but it makes a great story

showing Plans on the South Coast of Cornwall

Designed in conjunction with the Vulcan to the Sky Trust

or riding or fishing