Aluminium Lancaster Sculpture

Aluminium Lancaster SculptureThe Avro Lancaster entered service with Bomber Command in 1942 and remained in production until 1946. Powered by four Rolls Royce Merlin engines, it was the RAF's main aircraft for long range heavy bombing campaigns, most often at night, of which around 156,000 sorties were completed. The long, unobstructed bomb bay offered great versatility accommodating the largest bombs including the 'Tallboy' and Grand Slam 'Earthquake' bombs, and Barnes Wallis'

stretching

with a little extra length for good coverage and is warm and durable

They are of course not real diamonds

showing Outer Approaches to The Solent

she was built in 1869 for the tea trade but made redundant by the completion of the Suez Canal

Our hardwood ships' wheels are made in the time-honoured way

and wind-chill information at a glance

all colour coded by use and guided by step-by-step colour photographs and illustrations

Developed in 1938 from a Schneider trophy-winning design by the aeronautical engineer and designer R

These hallmarked cufflinks are presented in a high-quality hinged box along with a unique data card

Douglas DC-3/C-47 Skytrain

Never was so Much owed by so Many to so Few