Help Us To Support Those Who Need It Most

Shipwrecked Mariners' Society offers a range of quality hand picked Christmas Cards and associated items, the proceeds of which enable us to support those who need it most. Please help us to continue this important work.

Personal shoppers are welcome at Head Office throughout the year
Monday to Friday 10am to 4pm
Saturday opening (13th November - 11th December) 10am - 1pm

Quality Christmas Cards
Bargain Christmas Card Packs
Gift Items
Correspondence Cards
Nautical Heritage Calendar
Sunset & Evening Star Vol. II
Maritime Birthday Card Pack

Christmas Cards

Correspondence Cards

Maritime Birthday Cards

Maritime Scenes from the book 'Thomas Bush Hardy RBA (1842 - 1897) A Master Painter of Marine and Coastal Watercolours', Courtesy of the Authors. For further information about this book visit www.tbhardy.com or contact j.mortonlee@btinternet.com (Please mention the Shipwrecked Mariners' Society website).

Have You Ordered Your Copy of 'Heroism at Sea' (E- book)?

A unique and detailed history of the Awards for Skill and Gallantry presented by the Society since 1851. This E-book gives a fascinating insight into British maritime history and the selfless acts of bravery of so many. Of special interest to anyone with an interest in maritime history and love of the sea. Published on CD at £9.95. To order contact Julia Allison on 01243 789329 or email jallison@shipwreckedmariners.org.uk.

Nautical Heritage Calendar

This year the Society is pleased to offer an exclusive limited edition calendar. Produced in association with The British Mercantile Memorial Collection it depicts on twelve picture postcards unique scenes of merchant and fishing steamships. Accompanied by full narratives giving the history and context of each ship, this is a truly unique calendar.

Sunset and Evening Star Vol. II

By popular demand, we are pleased to present a second volume of favourite poems, thoughts and quotations to comfort and inspire, kindly submitted by friends of the Society.

Nelson's Avenger and the Smugglers of Plymouth Sound by Jack Spence

On 21st October 1805 at the Battle of Trafalgar, Midshipman John Pollard of HMS Victory shot the French marksman who killed Vice Admiral Lord Nelson. Since that momentous day he has been renowned as the 'Avenger of Nelson'.

This is the story of Commander John Pollard's (1786-1868) fascinating life. Born the son of a Cornish smuggler, John Pollard joined the Royal Navy at the age of eleven, achieved a long and distinguished naval career and earned a place in history that far exceeded the expectations of a smuggler's son.

To order, please forward a cheque for £12.00 per copy (inc P&P) to Jack Spence, 10 Armada Road, Cawsand, Cornwall PL10 1PQ.

For further information about the book please contact the author here.

Please note: A share of the profits from the sale of this book are donated to the Shipwrecked Mariners' Society

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