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...

Although titled "Battleships" this particular set illustrates the wide variety of vessel in the world's navies forty years ago. This complete set of 32 cards shows different ship types from Helicopter Carrier and Frigate to Destroyer and Coastal Mine Sweeper. The pack of cards are housed in a plastic...

Extreme messing about on the water. Each card depicts a full coloured photograph of the boat used by specific racing teams during their 1970's heyday. Being of standard playing card size, the full compliment of 32 cards are present and in excellent condition. Along with the pack there is the title...

The "Golden Age of Sail" is far from over. In the seas of four decades ago there were still vessels sailing the seven seas that wouldn't have been much different to those Black Beard or Nelson. This complete set of 32 cards illustrates different types from Schooner and Barque to Brigantine and Full-Rigged...

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...