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  Regalia

  Please contact the office admin@salcombeyc.org.uk
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  Members receive 10% discount
  

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  The Copper Ingots of Sark

  Gritty Devonport 1959 Mr Gas an eccentric escapologist finds work on the beautiful channel Island of Sark. Desperate to raise funds to keep his son out of the orphanage and support the vunerable poor at home he searches for the lost sunken wreck of the Sea Witch.

  £10 

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  Two Hundred Years of Salcombe Yachting

  The Salcombe-Kingsbridge Estuary contains one of the most beautiful sailing areas in the world and is the home of the famous Salcombe Yawl. Tim Street tells the story of Salcombe's rise as a yachting centre and its distinctive racing classes.

  Only £12.99

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  Scratch - A Salcombe Boy

  Easter 1963. The end of the school holidays are approaching, but instead of returning to school, Billy Scratch Hitchen ran away to sea - he was just fourteen years old. Before the age of nineteen, he had sailed around the world five times.

  Scratch Salcombe Boy takes us on a wild ride around the world: from the mountainous seas off Cape Horn, to the Indian Ocean and the Pacific, from the most southerly tip of New Zealand to the North Atlantic and Canada, from oil drilling and exploration in Argentina to the construction of oil pipelines in the swamps and jungles of West Africa. In 1973, Scratch finally returned home to Salcombe in South Devon and went on to spend the next three decades fishing in every sea area, from Dover to Rockall.

  As Scratch tells the story, the reader will be drawn to the charismatic writing and inspired by the sheer determination of the man who overcame many obstacles, not least his lifelong struggles with dyslexia. Without reference to any written document or diary, the story he tells is written from the heart and carried in his soul. Readers who delight in sea exploration and travel, as well as vivid, well-written autobiographies, will enjoy this fascinating life well lived.

  Only £10

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  Salcombe - Schooner Port

  WINNER of the Devon History Society's W.G. Hoskins Prize 2018. Written by Salcombe Maritime Museum curator, Roger Barrett, Salcombe Schooner Port is the first comprehensive account of Salcombe's heyday as a shipbuilding and shipowning port, famed for its clipper fruit schooners. It tells the story of the Haven's maritime community in the nineteenth century and describes the ships, their trades and the men who built, owned and sailed them. 230 pages, 256 illustrations, 32 in full colour.

  £20

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  Teddy Bears

  Small Bear £17.50
  

  Large Bear £20.00

  Suitable for all ages

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  Polo Shirts

  Navy Blue, Aqua, Royal Blue, Pink (Ladies Only)

  Mens and Ladies Various Sizes

  £22.00

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  Dry Bags

  2.5L Waterproof Bags                    £9.50
  

  5L Waterproof bags                       £12.00

  
  

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  Children's Hoodies

  7-8 years
  9- 11 years

  £15.00

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  Baseball Caps

  Navy Blue
  £11.00

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  Car Sticker

  Rectangle & round car stickers

  £1.00 each

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  Cards

  Cards packs of 10

  £4.00

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