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HMS Victory Ship-in-Bottle £29.99 Quick view

HMS Victory Launch Edition Model £995

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HMS Victory 250 Tribute Model £199

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15in. HMS Victory Model £99.99 Quick view

13in. HMS Victory model £29.99

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HMS Victory Ship's Bell £29.99 Quick view

HMS Victory Range Telescope £24.99

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Nelson's Navy Tablemats £24.99

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Admiral Lord Nelson Sculpture - Just 5in. tall £19.99 Quick view

HMS Victory Tribute Compass £19.99

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HMS Victory 5.5in. Ship-in-Bottle £12.99

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8in. HMS Victory model £11.99 Quick view

HMS Victory Range Handbell £9.99

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Nelson's Navy Bosun's Call £9.99

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HMS Victory Pocket Manual 1805 £8.99

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HMS Victory 3.5in Ship-in-Bottle £6.99

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HMS Victory 3.5in. Ship-in-Bottle £6.99 Quick view

Nelson Duck £5.99

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HMS Victory is the oldest commissioned warship in the world, and is still manned by the Royal Navy. Her most famous action was against Napoleon and the French at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805, under the command of Admiral Lord Nelson. The battle was won by the English, but Lord Nelson was tragically killed by a sniper's bullet. It was decided that HMS Victory should be preserved as a lasting reminder of the Royal Navy's supremacy in the days of sail. Today, HMS Victory attracts over 350,000 visitors each year to her Portsmouth Historic Dockyard home, where we also have one of our shops.