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Classic Marine)


SPECIALIST RIGGERS & OUTFITTERS OF TRADITIONAL CLASSIC AND MODERN YACHTS OF ALL SIZES


Tel 01621 874861 Fax 01621 840982 Email info@tsrigging.co.uk


www.ClassicMarine.co.uk • 01394 380390


Specialist Tools & Supplies for Traditional Boats


Website: www.tsrigging.co.uk


25 year’s experience of working with wood; traditional skills and techniques are employed to create truly unique hand crafted items which will give lasting pleasure including:-  Scale model half mould of your own boat 


High quality fountain pens and rollerball pens


 Bowls and chargers  Modern and traditional games


Polished Brass Chrome


These are the last 2 made from old spares and 1930s tooling they are original Danfoth skylight construction


www.tradboats.com Call for details 31 Ravensmere, Beccles, Suffolk NR34 9DX


Tel/Fax: +44 (0) 1502 712311 John@tradboats.com


Swift Cottage,Water Lane, Neatishead, Norwich. Norfolk. UK NR12 8BL Tel: 447771950911 Web: www.wwww.uk.net Email: Paul@wwww.uk.net


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If during a restoration project you would like a unique memento or gift made


from your boat’s removed timber,


Please contact Paul direct on tel:07771950911 to discuss your requirements. Commissions welcome.


CLASSIC BOAT MAY 2012


13.5 Inches tall. 8 inches diameter


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