Captain's Log - Archive
In this archive you'll find all the stories and articles featured in past editions of our of online magazine. We hope you enjoy discovering about the history and background of our range of nautical gifts and gadgets.
| April 2008 |
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New from Nauticalia - the Planes, Trains, and Automobiles Collection
At Nauticalia we have always been inspired by engineering & innovation. Our focus has traditionally been on Britain's nautical heritage - exploring the milestones in shipbuilding, trade, &....
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| November 2007 |
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How we source our Shipwreck Treasure
Some of our best-loved products are the porcelain artefacts recovered from the wrecks of ancient ships such as the Tek Sing. Gary Waskett is our resident expert on shipwrecks & treasure. This....
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| October 2007 |
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HMS Victory Oak & Copper
HMS Victory is the oldest commissioned warship in the world, & is still manned by the Royal Navy at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard. Her most famous action - & perhaps the most famous sea battle of....
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| September 2007 |
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Gipsy Moth IV Cheque Presentation
Dame Ellen MacArthur accepted a cheque on behalf of the Gipsy Moth IV trust from Nauticalia Managing Director Chris Murdoch at this year's Southampton Boat Show.
The £3,500 donation....
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| August 2007 |
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Treasures of the Tek Sing
In 1822, China was a mighty, but declining, maritime nation. The economy was gradually being crippled by a nationwide addiction to opium, which was imported by European merchants.
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