Tea Clipper Cutty Sark, 52cm

Tea Clipper Cutty Sark, 52cmCutty Sark is the worlds last intact clipper ship, now preserved in a spectacular dry dock at Greenwich, London. Long, lean, and beautiful, she was built in 1869 for the tea trade but made redundant by the completion of the Suez Canal, which made steam ships more economic. Instead, she earned her living, and incredible reputation for speed, in the long distance wool trade from Australia. This museum quality model is made entirely from wood with plank

Not only is this amongst the brightest torches we’ve seen from Coast (up to an astonishing 8

showing Irish Sea Eastern Part

Cobblestones fuel available for Cobb

meaning that it never needs refills and is 100% environmentally friendly

And the declination angle is adjustable for regions with magnetic variation

navigation charts produced by the UK Hydrographic Office are an essential for sailors the world over and have an instantly recognisable

they are useful in narrow spaces at home

fresh flavour of the gin and ensures the optimal balance of citrus flavours which peak in the first part of the distillation whilst avoiding the adverse stewed flavours that occur towards the end of the distillation process

tea towels

Presented in a hinged mahogany-stained wooden box

This feature-packed sports watch boasts huge numerals - easy to read at a glance - and a lightweight 47mm case with matching silicone strap

offers a significant cost saving