A true but rather fragile antique relating to the streamer Galway Castle. Designated as an intermediate mailship, she was built by Harland and Wolff shipyard in Belfast in 1911. Weighing 7988 tonnes, 452ft 4in long with a beam of 54ft 4in she could reach 13 knots. With the commencment of war in 1914...

Be transported back to the heyday of British family holidays. Back in the 1950's and early 1960's the staycation was far more popular and affordable than foreign holidays. This jigsaw shows how one could be transported to your seaside destination - car, bus, train or boat. Considering it's age this item...

This book is a handy pocket sized reference book to tell you everything you need to know about nautical matters and ships. Believed to be a relatively early edition this book has survived remarkable well considering it's age and the use it would have had over the decades. It still retains the original...

Here's the chance to own a piece of WW1 era naval memorabilia. This rhombus shaped, crested china pin tray is in very good condition considering it is 100 years old. The body of the tray is white but has slightly discoloured beneath the transfer print. The gilding around the edge is heavily rubbed due...

One for the naval buffs. A complete wooden jigsaw depicting the battleship HMS Queen Elizabeth which was launched in 1914 and scrapped in 1948. The box is in good order as is the design and colour although due to it's age the surface appears slightly grubby and there is some rubbing along edges but this...