Railway gift - Cufflinks in Oak taken GWR 169 a 1928 railway coach wharf as the grain pattern in

as the grain pattern in any two pieces of wood are not quite the same

The pen is finished with Titanium Gold plated fittings complemented by a brushed Gold plated centre band

The Emigration Depot in Plymouth was constructed in 1847

The Inchgower is classified as a Lower Speyside malt and takes its water from a burn rising in the Menduff Hills to the south of Buckie

was built by the East India Company at Bombay and launched on 24th February 1815

Railway gift - Cufflinks in Oak taken GWR 169 a 1928 railway coach wharf as the grain pattern inRailway gift GWR Carriage Oak cufflinks Cufflinks handmade in Oak from a floor support removed during restoration of Auto trailer GWR No 169. GWR 169 was one of twelve new Auto Trailers ordered by Great Western Railway in 1928 (Lot 1394 to Diagram A27). 169 was delivered in 1929, it spent a lot of its working life around the Cardiff valleys. The pair of Cufflinks are finished Rhodium plating and will make a railway gift for any rail fan. The cufflinks