Admiralty Chart Prints 1777 - Port of Cork, Lower Harbour and Approaches

Admiralty Chart Prints 1777 - Port of Cork, Lower Harbour and ApproachesFirst officially published in November 1800, navigation charts produced by the UK Hydrographic Office are an essential for sailors the world over and have an instantly recognisable, almost iconic, design. Now Admiralty Chart 1777, showing Port of Cork, Lower Harbour and Approaches, is available to buy as a poster or canvas print to display in your home, office, or yacht club showcasing the features of your local coastline, or recalling a favourite

5x) which you can swing in and out of use independently

Diameter 2"

The subtle curves of their sails pick up light and reflections from surrounding objects to make constantly changing patterns

Mermaid gin is so smooth and enjoyable its seductive flavours can be enjoyed without drowning it in tonic

decorative brass version makes a handsome ornament for the desk or garden

In early 2020

this badge is made using aluminium recovered from Avro Vulcan XH558 – the last example of this legendary aircraft to grace the skies

this rotating calculator is a combination calendar that shows the day of the week for any date over a 50-year span from 1998 - 2047 and world time zone indicator which shows differences between the world's major cities

Measurements are 13

Now Admiralty Chart 4140

who supplied the White Star Line in 1912

served Virgin Atlantic for more than 23 years during which time she became well known and loved the world over