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A BRASS/COPPER DISH WITH PICTURE OF HMS VICTORY IN CENTRE

The year 2005 celebrates the 200th anniversary of the great battle known as The Battle of Trafalgar. This item is one of many fabulous pieces available from TRAVELLERS IN TIME celebrating that 200th anniversary. Some of the pieces are directly linked to the Napoleonic period or to the famous flagship of Lord Horatio Nelson himself ‘HMS VICTORY’. Some other pieces listed are indirectly linked as souvenir items of Lord Nelson, the battle, his ship or the antiquities of the time.

This item is a souvenir brass/copper dish from the famous vessel HMS Victory. It is in a very good condition and is thought to be a very old type souvenir, with the size being 5" (12.5cm) across.

The centre of the dish shows a raised view of HMS Victory and the edge shows a superb decorative pattern, based on a maritime theme. No more in known of this particular piece.
Item: TT1044 BA Nelson2

OLD COLLECTION OF SPOON/KNIFE SOUVENIRS FROM HMS VICTORY

The year 2005 celebrates the 200th anniversary of the great battle known as The Battle of Trafalgar. This item is one of many fabulous pieces available from TRAVELLERS IN TIME celebrating that 200th anniversary. Some of the pieces are directly linked to the Napoleonic period or to the famous flagship of Lord Horatio Nelson himself ‘HMS VICTORY’. Some other pieces listed are indirectly linked as souvenir items of Lord Nelson, the battle, his ship or the antiquities of the time.

This is an item of interest relating to Lord Horatio Nelson and his famous flagship. It is a nice collection of spoon/knife souvenirs from the famous vessel from his fleet HMS Victory.

All of the items show a blue section at the top with superb views of HMS Victory and the ships name on a blue scroll. The items are all in a great condition and are as follows:

• A tea strainer spoon – size 4¼" (11cm) long
• A small preserve spoon – size 4¾" (12cm) long
• A butter knife – size 5" (13cm) long

All of the pieces are considered to be older type souvenirs from the Victory and are difficult to date.
Item: TT1010 BA Nelson1

EARLY LADIES HANDKERCHIEF SOUVENIR - HMS VICTORY, PORTSMOUTH

The year 2005 celebrates the 200th anniversary of the great battle known as The Battle of Trafalgar. This item is one of many fabulous pieces available from TRAVELLERS IN TIME celebrating that 200th anniversary. Some of the pieces are directly linked to the Napoleonic period or to the famous flagship of Lord Horatio Nelson himself ‘HMS VICTORY’. Some other pieces listed are indirectly linked as souvenir items of Lord Nelson, the battle, his ship or the antiquities of the time.

This is an item of interest relating to Lord Horatio Nelson and his famous flagship. It is a silk type ladies handkerchief souvenir from the famous ship of his fleet HMS Victory.

This early souvenir is still in its original package and has not been used or displayed. It has a decorative blue border and shows a superb view of the HMS Victory in the centre in full colour.

The handkerchief also reads across it “A souvenir Of HMS Victory Portsmouth”. This item is in an excellent condition, is an Early souvenir but the date is not known.
Item: TT1002 BA Nelson1

A CHINA POTTERY PLATE SOUVENIR OF HMS VICTORY

The year 2005 celebrates the 200th anniversary of the great battle known as The Battle of Trafalgar. This item is one of many fabulous pieces available from TRAVELLERS IN TIME celebrating that 200th anniversary. Some of the pieces are directly linked to the Napoleonic period or to the famous flagship of Lord Horatio Nelson himself ‘HMS VICTORY’. Some other pieces listed are indirectly linked as souvenir items of Lord Nelson, the battle, his ship or the antiquities of the time.

This item is an interesting Nelson related souvenir piece. It is a china pottery plate souvenir connected with the flagship HMS Victory and has superb gold scroll work around the edge.

In the centre the plate shows a fine picture of the Victory dressed overall, and also reads “HMS Victory flying Lord Nelson’s signal England expects”.

This souvenir was made by ‘Lord Nelson Pottery’ and the size is 8½" (21.5cm) wide. It is one of the earlier type souvenirs and is believed to be now no longer available.
Item: TT998 BA Nelson1

EARLY LADIES HANDKERCHIEF SOUVENIR - HMS VICTORY, PORTSMOUTH

The year 2005 celebrates the 200th anniversary of the great battle known as The Battle of Trafalgar. This item is one of many fabulous pieces available from TRAVELLERS IN TIME celebrating that 200th anniversary. Some of the pieces are directly linked to the Napoleonic period or to the famous flagship of Lord Horatio Nelson himself ‘HMS VICTORY’. Some other pieces listed are indirectly linked as souvenir items of Lord Nelson, the battle, his ship or the antiquities of the time.

This is an item of interest relating to Lord Horatio Nelson and his famous flagship. It is a silk type ladies handkerchief souvenir from the famous ship of his fleet HMS Victory.

This early souvenir is still in its original package and has not been used or displayed. It has a decorative blue border and shows a superb view of the HMS Victory in the centre in full colour.

The handkerchief also reads across it “A souvenir Of HMS Victory Portsmouth”. This item is in an excellent condition, is an Early souvenir but the date is not known.
Item: TT996 BA Nelson1

AN ASHTRAY SOUVENIR FROM THE VESSEL HMS VICTORY

The year 2005 celebrates the 200th anniversary of the great battle known as The Battle of Trafalgar. This item is one of many fabulous pieces available from TRAVELLERS IN TIME celebrating that 200th anniversary. Some of the pieces are directly linked to the Napoleonic period or to the famous flagship of Lord Horatio Nelson himself ‘HMS VICTORY’. Some other pieces listed are indirectly linked as souvenir items of Lord Nelson, the battle, his ship or the antiquities of the time.

This item is an interesting Nelson related piece. It is an old shaped copper ashtray with 5 side rests, which shows a blue centre section with the famous flagship HMS Victory on it. The rounded shaped dish also has a dark blue scroll across it showing the ships name on. This old ashtray souvenir piece is in a great condition and the size is 4½" (11.5cm) wide.
Item: TT994 BA Nelson1

A VERY SCARCE MATCHBOX HOLDER FROM HMS BENBOW 1884-1909

PRICE REDUCED - This item is from the old naval vessel HMS Benbow. It is a very scarce find, which is a ‘matchbox holder’ made of brass. It also shows in the centre a superb ship’s logo and name on a scroll.

HMS Benbow was built in 1884 and was out of service in 1909. This item is thought to be on or around 100 years old and is an original item connected with this vessel.
Item: TT941 BA109

AN UNUSUAL DECORATIVE SOUVENIR DISH FROM HMS MAURITIUS

This item is from the vessel HMS Mauritius. It is a silver-plated decorative pin dish, which is made in an unusual ‘club’ design. It shows on it the ships logo & badge and has the name of the vessel across the center. This unusual find is in a very good condition and original of this vessel, and the size is 3¾" (9.5cm) wide.
Item: TT894 BA103

AN ALMOST 200 YEAR OLD SHIPWRECKED MEDICINE BOTTLE

This item is a very rare medicine bottle found from a very famous shipwreck. It was recovered from the ship HMS Anson, which was sunk on the 28th December 1807.

HMS Anson was a naval frigate and set sail for homeport in a gale. The ship misjudged their position and believing them to be clear of dangerous waters, was driven onto the sand at Loe Bar, Mount’s Bay. It is one on only five recovered and is in a very good condition.

It was protected by being inside the ship’s medicine chest, which subsequently was buried deep in the sand. Although the chest rotted away sufficient remained to protect the bottles. A certificate of authenticity accompanies the bottle.
Item: TT102 BA01

AN OLD WALL PLAQUE OF HMS ARK ROYAL & ORIGINAL CAP TALLY

This item is an unusual Wall Plaque from the old Royal Naval vessel HMS ARK ROYAL. The vessel was built in 1943. Also included with this item is an original cap tally from the ship. The overall size of the wall plaque showing the vessel is 12" x 6" (30cm x 15cm). It is in a great condition and is an original old souvenir.
Item: TT787 BA89