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The armillary sphere shows the Earth (a central ball) surrounded by rings (armilla in Latin) which represent the great circles of the heavens

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Whilst undergoing restoration at world-renowned Classic Motor Cars Ltd of Bridgnorth in Shropshire

the E-type also became a symbol of the glamour and excitement of the ‘swinging’ Sixties

ACME No.470 Clicker CHANDLERY tea towelsThe Original Paratrooper 'Cricket' The ACME No. 470 Clicker, or Cricket as it became known, was conceived in the 1920s as a time keeping device for musicians, but was adopted in 1944 by US paratroopers who needed a way of discretely identifying friendly forces after landing behind enemy lines at night. 7,000 were supplied ahead of the D Day invasion, very few of which now survive and are expensive antiques. Our authentic replica is made in the UK by