Aluminium Concorde Sculpture

Aluminium Concorde SculptureThe dream of a future where people would travel the world at twice the speed of sound became a reality when Concorde made her first test flight on 2 March 1969, and went supersonic on 1 October the same year. She then entered service with British Airways and Air France in 1976 and took her final commercial flight on 24 October 2003, having completed more than 50,000 flights. In tribute, our Concorde desk sculpture has been cast in solid aluminium and

and highlight of air shows and displays until her retirement in 2015

The Cobb Premier AIR offers a host of improvements and upgrades aimed at making cooking easier and your food taste even better

Pocket watches were once the only option

Our electric version offers all-round illumination

Sailors too have found their virtues invaluable: our replica miner's lamp is wind resistant

Solid brass

Overall length 12"

Machine washable and measures 27" x 34" excluding strap

Tic-Tac-Toe game made from polished Acacia (a sustainable hardwood)

the functional simplicity of his brass-and-glass domed "Observatory" magnifier has never been surpassed or needed modification

copper-plated

The XPH30R offers an incredible 1200 lumens in TURBO mode (this is as powerful as Coast's previous flagship HP314 Ultra Distance torch