T-shirt, white cotton, large, with a printed image on the chest. The illustration, by cartoonist Steve Bell, is a parody of John Hassall's railway poster, 'Skegness is so bracing'. It features former British Prime Minister, Tony Blair, prancing naked along a sandy beach, with the text "Freedom of Information is so bracing". Additional text reads "After John Hassall" and "© Steve Bell. 2014.5.12". A small label in the collar identifies the manufacturer as Rapanui. Freedom of Information is so bracing circa 2015
Vintage silver gelatin print by Baron Studios. Boats in Cowes Harbour, Isle of Wight. Photographer's studio stamp on verso. Cowes Harbour circa 1954
Liquid Silk water-based personal lubricant, 250ml pump bottle, Bodywise Ltd, Cowes, Isle of Wight, 2021 Liquid Silk personal lubricant 2021
Rigged model, scale 1:24, fitted with sail, of the cutter racing yacht "Formosa" (1878), original designed and built by Ratsey at Cowes. Model is elaborately constructed and sheathed with copper below the water-line. Model built by H.J. Pope, Hastings, 1887 Whole model of the cutter racing yacht "Formosa" 1887
opics: Britsh Rail Hovercaft Ltd; education; early career; joining British Rail Hovercraft Ltd (BRHL); early hovercraft development; British Rail (BR) involvement with hovercraft; choice of Solent for first BRHL service; SRN and SRN6 hovercraft; recruitment for marine and engineering expertise; extension of first service on Solent, new routes;new craft; first Hover Marine sidewall craft HM2; effect on other Solent services; incidents relating to introduction of hovercraft on the Solent; choice of Dover harbour and Boulogne Le Portel as terminals for cross-Channel Service; inaugural crossing of SRN4, 1968; operating problems with SRN4; involvement with French; hovercraft safety record 1962-1969; views on hovercraft concept; d.o.b. 1927-02-06, railway work 1962-1969, Southampton; Isle of Wight; Dover; Boulogne. 3.1496 x 2.8346 x .315 in. Brindle, Charles Anthony 2000-08-30
Vintage silver gelatin print entitled 'Cowes, Isle of Wight' by Tony Ray-Jones, 1968. It is extensively notated with printing instructions in chinagraph pencil. Cowes, Isle of Wight 1968
Isle of Wight Central Railway handbill 'Osborne House' with prices. Issued by russell Wilmott. Printed by Yelf Brothers. Dated July 1915. Osborne House 1915
Samples illustrating the production and application of Durawood - wood substitute from polystyrene, 1993 Samples illustrating the production and application of Durawood - wood substitute from polystyrene 1993
Vintage silver gelatin print entitled 'Cowes, Isle of Wight' by Tony Ray-Jones, 1968. This was reproduced as plate 32 in Ray-Jones' posthumous book 'A Day Off - An English Journal' published in 1974. Cowes, Isle of Wight 1968