These lovely brass navigation lamps are constructed in the traditional manner from polished brass and using magnifying Fresnel lenses. These replica navigation lamps create a delicate ambient light ideal for living room or study.

They are 8” tall with wall mounting brackets.
Not suitable for outdoor use.
Dimension: 21cm

Bulb not included
Bulb required: 25 watt E14 bulbs

This unique and very beautiful silk scarf is to remember and commemorate all those who lost their lives above, on or under the sea. Photographs do not do it justice.

The stunning and dramatic design, by local artist David Adams, shows poppies drifting gently through sunbeams underwater. It is 100% pure silk, feels very luxurious and flows elegantly.

Designed to be attractive to wear all year round.

Also available with Fleet Air Arm Remembrance pin

23cm x 137cm

Eric Brown: A Pilot's Story (DVD) - Britain's Greatest Aviator in His Own Words

The title says it all. The story of the world's greatest test pilot. An 80-minute DVD is barely able to do justice to the fascinating story of a man who had an extraordinary life. Winkle contributed so much to the development of aviation in general, and naval aviation in particular, in the 20th century. He holds numerous 'firsts', is credited with over 2,400 carrier landings (no one else has come close) and his record of 487 different types of aircraft flown will never be broken.

The high-octane memoir of one of the UK's greatest fighter pilots of the modern era.

Commander Nathan Gray - an elite test pilot serving in the Fleet Air Arm's is currently the UK's top test pilot. He has completed 140 combat missions and is one of the most decorated British military aviators currently flying today - our country's very own Maverick. Hazard Spectrum is the story of his service flying in some of the world's harshest combat zones, flying the deadliest planes technology has so far created and coming out the other end in one piece. With almost two decades of combat experience, Nathan rose to public fame as millions of television viewers tuned in to the BBC series 'Britain's Biggest Warship'. We watched in awe as he trained for, and completed, the first take-off and landing of the world's current best fighter aircraft, the F35, on the flight deck of HMS Queen Elizabeth. Hazard Spectrum details how his career led to that point - his graduation from student to teacher, from the iconic Sea Harrier - flying ops in Helmand Province and going in pursuit of Osama Bin Laden - to the cutting-edge Stealth Fighter of the future, Nathan has left no segment of the hazard spectrum unexplored.

Nathan Gray is an experienced high-risk Test Pilot and Fighter Pilot, flying with the Fleet Air Arm for over two decades, flying various aircraft including the Harrier, F-15, F-16, F-18, and F-35. His stellar career has taken him from the Californian coast of the United States to war zones in the Middle East. Nathan was part of the ground-breaking F-35 development program and conducted the first-ever F-35 launch and recovery on the Queen Elizabeth Class aircraft carriers. He has also qualified as a commando green beret, paratrooper, and forward air controller.

Diecast & Plastic constructed and painted Model, some small parts are loose to be fitted and glue is provided for a firm fix to give full display value.

• Dimensions: L 13.75" W 1.75"
• Rotating turrets & Elevating cannons
• Realistic ocean wave blister packaging
• Comes with a display stand.
• Brand New & Boxed
• Weight: 2.10Kg
• Collectors Scale Model - Not Suitable for Children under 14 years

The Westland Wasp is a small 1960s British turbine-powered, shipboard anti-submarine helicopter. Produced by Westland helicopters, it came from the same project as the British Army Scout and both are derived from the earlier piston engine skeeter.

It fulfilled the requirement of the Royal Navy for a helicopter small enough to land on the deck of a frigate and carry a useful load of ASW and air to surface weaponry.

N.B. Models of the Wasp are very unusual.

Support a great cause and play your part in reducing single-use plastic with our new reusable shopping bags.

Choose from the following two designs:

Natural Cotton with Great British Take Off motif

Bag size: 38cm x 42cm

Polyester Scrunch bag with Navy Wings logo

Bag size: 39cm x 43cm

This design has the added feature of a toggle-fastened corner pouch, perfect for keeping it compact and tidy.

The extraordinary BAe Sea Harrier FRS1 first entered service with the Royal Navy in April 1980. The aircraft is a naval VTOL/VSTOL jet fighter designed for reconnaissance and attack roles. In 1993 an improved variant of the Sea Harrier was produced as the FA.2 with a more powerful engine, improved air-to-air capabilities and weapons options. The FA.2 was produced until 1998 and continued in service until 2006 when it was replaced by the Harrier GR9. 56 FA.2 Sea Harriers were produced for the Royal Navy. These remarkable examples of innovative British engineering have served with honour in conflicts around the globe.

ZH804 was assigned to 800 Naval Air Squadron and bears the crossed swords and trident motif.

Diecast: Preassembled

Brand new Fleet Air Arm coaster. A great addition to any desk.

Tablets aren't cheap, so anything that can be done to protect them is a good thing!

These new covers are smart, carry the Fleet Air Arm zigzag and offer protection from scrapes, scuffs and bumps.

Made from tough, durable neoprene, these are suitable for 10" tablets (or smaller).

Dimensions: 275 x 200 x 30mm

Enjoy your favourite beverage in our stunning Navy Wings engraved tankard, or display it in all of its bright polished glory.

Made from pewter and featuring a glass base (so you can be on the alert for the King's shilling!), this 1 pint tankard is perfect for gifting to friends or taking its place in your own home.

Height: 115mm

Base diameter: 115mm

Approx weight: 300g

• Publication Date: 4 Feb 2021
• ISBN: 9781472848512
• Format: Paperback
• Number of Pages: A whopping 288!
• Reprint 2 Dec 2022

The RAF's continuing role in the projection of air power in the defence of the United Kingdom and its overseas interests since the end of the Second World War is well known. However, the same cannot always be said about the Royal Navy's Fleet Air Arm (FAA), in part due to the ten-year gap between the retirement of the Harrier and the arrival of the F-35B and the Queen Elizabeth-class aircraft carriers. Flying high performance aircraft off a carrier demands not only a high level of skill, but also a considerable amount of courage and determination, not least to land back on a very small piece of real estate bobbing about in a rough sea, often at night, with no possibility of diversion. The nature of these operations has meant that the accident rate and aircrew losses were very high - and accepted as part of the job. With the arrival of the Queen Elizabeth and the Prince of Wales, it is time to redress the balance and bring the FAA's extraordinary story to the audience it so richly deserves through the words of those air and ground crews who have been part of it since 1945. What emerges is an amazing close-knit esprit de corps, often accompanied by a long-standing and still simmering rivalry between the RAF and the Royal Navy over who should project air power overseas. Enormous respect is shown by the aviators and ships' senior officers for the aircraft handlers and maintainers, who work long hours in a highly dangerous environment on the flight deck. This first volume looks chronologically at every aircraft type flown in an air defence role since 1945. Involvement in conflicts including Korea, Suez, the Falklands, Bosnia and elsewhere is included, and perforce the cost in human lives, even in everyday operations, frequently emerges. Balancing this are the everyday grind, the good times, the humour, the 'runs ashore' and the sense of pride in a job well done. All delivered in the words of the men themselves.

About the author

Steve Bond has spent nearly 50 years in aviation. He served in the RAF as an aircraft propulsion technician and was part of the Eurofighter Typhoon project team. He later joined City University London where he developed and ran the world’s first MSc Air Safety Management (ASM) programme, lecturing on the subject all over the world. He has a PhD in ASM, is a chartered engineer, and a fellow of the Royal Aeronautical Society. Now a full-time author he was recently elected Freeman of the Honourable Company of Air Pilots in recognition of his contribution to aviation.

Paperback
ISBN: 9781911667315
Publisher: Grub Street Publishing

N.B. Only sales here contribute to keeping heritage aircraft flying

56 Sea Harrier's were built for the Royal Navy. They were first introduced in 1978 and retired in March 2006. The design of the aircraft is optimised for air-to-air combat with secondary missions of surveillance, air-to-sea and air-to-ground attack.

Bespoke art by acclaimed artist Beanz, hand drawn & digitally mastered using DTG technology which limits cracking & fading of the image thus ensuring a longer lasting fresh design. 

Cartoon aviation theme available in a variety of colours.
Fabric: 100% Organic combed ringspun cotton
Weight: 140gsm

Recommended washing at 40 degrees or below , do not dry clean.

Please allow 5-7 working days for dispatch - as this item is printed to order.

Royal College of Art-trained Paul Martin's nautical designs are colourful, witty, and thought provoking, and sure to raise a smile among fans of agile wordplay and striking imagery. This design has been used on both an apron and a tea towel.

Choose one or both!

They are 100% cotton and digitally printed, rather than screen printed, for vivid colours and crisp fine detail.

Smart, durable and very good at keeping things hot or cold....

Navy Wings 650ml Copper Vacuum Insulated Bottle -

now you can enjoy your favourite hot or cold drink in this smart double-walled, stainless steel bottle.

Navy Wings 350ml Copper Vacuum Insulated Tumbler - the double-walled vacuum construction with copper insulation means it keeps drinks hot for up to 8 hours and cold for 24 hours and also prevents condensation on the outside of the tumbler.

Each tumbler has a wide opening for comfortable filling and pouring with a push-on lid with slide closure.

Top quality, these are solidly built and will last for years.

Now your four-legged friends can support the Commando Helicopter Force with a stylish Zig Zag collar and/or lead.

Standard collar length extends between 32-52cm / 12-20in /width: 2cm
Large collar extends to 22in, width 2.5cm/1in
Dog lead length: 147cm / 58in, width: 2.5cm

Both  functional and elegant, this smart, real leather, wallet incorporates RFID technology to protect your card details from being hijacked.

This high quality item is made from full hide grained Nappa leather with a padded cover.

Blocked out on the exterior is an image of the Fairey Swordfish, an iconic aircraft that embodies the history and spirit of the Fleet Air Arm.

Perfect for anyone whose heart is interlinked with the FAA.

Comes with:

FREE RFID card (worth £5.95) you can use in a pocket, purse or another wallet

It features:

9 credit card slots

ID/Driving licence compartment

Two notes compartments

Dimensions: 115 x 95mm

Hooks that fold away are invaluable where space is precious.

Isn't it true that the coat you want to wear is always the one that is buried under two others?

These all-brass hooks are sturdy with independently swivelling arms. Great quality and extremely effective in helping to keep your coats, bags, dog leads etc organised in less space.

Brilliant on board or at home. Highly recommended!

Fun in the sun. In the interests of boat safety this is clearly a reference to turning left rather than anything to do with any alleged traditional association between sailing and alcoholic refreshment!

Comfortable and easy to wear whether manning the oars, manning the barbeque or just messing about on the river. 

High quality material with sandwich peak and strong fabric adjustment and a fun logo that will appeal to anyone with a love of boats. Great gift idea.

One size fits all.

The Fairey Swordfish is a biplane torpedo bomber designed by the Fairey Aviation Company. Originating in the early 1930s, the Swordfish, nicknamed "Stringbag", was operated by the Royal Navy's Fleet Air Arm.

Despite being obsolete by 1939, the Swordfish achieved some spectacular successes during the war. Notable events included sinking one battleship and damaging two others of the Regia Marina (the Italian Navy) during the Battle of Taranto, and the famous attack on the Bismarck, which contributed to her eventual demise. By the end of the war, the Swordfish held the distinction of having caused the destruction of a greater tonnage of Axis shipping than any other Allied aircraft. The Swordfish remained in front-line service until VE Day, having outlived multiple aircraft that had been intended to replace it in service.

Bespoke art by acclaimed artist Beanz, hand drawn & digitally mastered using DTG technology which limits cracking & fading of the image thus ensuring a longer lasting fresh design. 

Cartoon aviation theme available in a variety of colours.
Fabric: 100% Organic combed ringspun cotton
Weight: 140gsm

Recommended washing at 40 degrees or below , do not dry clean.

Please allow 5-7 working days for dispatch - as this item is printed to order.

Whether the ideal partner to your fine single malt or an aged Navy rum these elegant tumblers are perfect.

Mounted in a hallmarked lead-free pewter base, which gives them a substantial weighty feel, and are finished with an intricately-detailed pewter Swordfish or a Seafire emblem.

They are still made, by hand, in Sheffield, the home of British pewter craftsmanship.

Tumbler
Capacity 285ml
Handwash in lukewarm soapy water recommended