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Roman Roman Roman Roman Roman Coin Julius Caesar Roman Gladiator Helmet Roman Infantryman Helmet Pencil Topper Pewter Pencil Topper Pencil Topper Pencil Topper Order Code: RCDC/PT Order Code: JC/PT Order Code: GH/PT Order Code: RIH/PT Roman Figure Pencil Topper Roman Coin Pencil Topper Gold Plated Roman Eagle Pencil Topper Pewter Roman Eagle Pencil Topper Gold Plated Order Code: MINR/PT Order Code: RCAA/PT Order Code: RE/PT Order Code: REG/PT Roman Owl Pencil Topper Pewter Roman Owl Pencil Topper Gold Plated Roman Centurion Pencil Sharpener 9.5cm Roman Catapult Pencil Sharpener Order Code: ROP/PT Order Code: ROG/PT Order Code: PSRC Order Code: RC Roman Life Transfer Pack Roman Gladiator Combat Transfer Pack Order Code: RLTP Order Code: RGCTP ROMAN 20 Tel: +44 (0) 121-603 3030 | Email: [email protected] | Web: www.westair.co.uk Caesar Coin Pack Claudius Coin Pack Hadrian Coin Pack Denarius Denarius Denarius Order Code: SRCP1P Order Code: SRCP2P Order Code: HDCP Caesar Coin Pack Claudius 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Order Code: RRP NEW 2020 Viking Face Pendant Pewter Viking Cross Pendant Pewter Odins Mask Pendant Pewter Thors Hammer Pendant Pewter Rune Stone Pendant Success Order Code: VFPP Order Code: VIKCPP Order Code: OMPP Order Code: THORS Order Code: RUNES Thors Hammer Amulet Pendant Dragons Head Cross Amulet Viking Coin Silver Magnet Viking Shield Magnet Pewter on Chain Pendant Pewter on Chain Order Code: VCSMAG Order Code: VSRESMAG Order Code: THAP Order Code: DHCAP Viking Shield Pendant Viking Stitched Leather Viking Leather Single Viking Brown Leather Pewter on Chain Button Stud Bracelet (2 designs) Plaited Bracelet (2 designs) Plaited Bracelet VIKING Saxon VIKING Saxon Order Code: VDPP Order Code: VJ010B Order Code: VJ011B Order Code: VJ035B Tel: +44 (0) 121-603 3030 | Email: [email protected] | Web: www.westair.co.uk 25 Sutton Hoo Helmet c. 7cm Viking Warrior Bust c. 7cm Order Code: SHH Order Code: VWB NEW Viking Ship Resin Model 15cm 2020 Order Code: JORVS NEW Viking Figure Thors Hammer Dragon Head Viking Face Viking Shield 2020 with Face Key-Ring Key-Ring Key-Ring Key-Ring Key-Ring Order Code: VTHKR Order Code: DHKR Order Code: VFPKR Order Code: VSRESKR Order Code: VKR All Keyrings are now barcoded on a header card Thors Hammer Dragon Ship Prow Odins Mask Viking Figure Key-Ring Key-Ring Key-Ring Pencil Topper Order Code: THORS/KR Order Code: DSPKR NEW Order Code: OMKR Order Code: MINV/PT 2020 Viking Ship Viking Helmet Saxon VIKING Saxon VIKING Saxon VIKING Saxon Pencil Topper Pencil Topper Single Viking Figure Set of 4 Viking Figures in Pack Order Code: VP1 Order Code: VP4 Order Code: VBP/PT Order Code: VH/PT 26 Tel: +44 (0) 121-603 3030 | Email: [email protected] | Web: www.westair.co.uk Viking Coin Pack Viking Coin Pack Cnut Penny St. Peter Coinage Coppergate York Helmet Thimble Order Code: VCP1 Order Code: VCP2 Order Code: COPTH 200 Mixed Viking Coins Order Code: 200VIKC Viking Attack Transfer Pack Order Code: VATP Viking Educational Colouring Posters Order Code: VPOP Viking Ship Spoon Order Code: VSP Viking Sword Viking History Ruler 30cm VIKING Saxon VIKING Saxon Order Code: MVWS Order Code: VHR NEW 2020 Tel: +44 (0) 121-603 3030 | Email: [email protected] | Web: www.westair.co.uk 27 Clasped Hand Ring Pewter Clasped Hand Ring Gold Plated Double Twist Ring Pewter Double Twist Ring Gold Plated Order Code: CHRP Order Code: CHRG Order Code: DTRP Order Code: DTRG Ewenni Love Ring Pewter Ewenni Love Ring Gold Plated King’s Ring Pewter King’s Ring Gold Plated Order Code: ELRP Order Code: ELRPG Order Code: KRP Order Code: KRG Knight’s Gem Ring Pewter Magna Carta Seal Ring Pewter Richard III Boar Pin Badge Pewter Richard III Boar Pendant Pewter Order Code: KGRP Order Code: MAGSRP Order Code: R3BPPIN Order Code: R3BPP Medieval Coin Pendant Pewter Medieval Coin Pendant Gold Plated Medieval Coin Earrings Heraldic Gem Pendant Pewter Order Code: MCPP Order Code: MCP Order Code: MCE1 Order Code: HGPP 28 Tel: +44 (0) 121-603 3030 | Email: [email protected] | Web: www.westair.co.uk Medieval Bracelet Silver Plated Medieval Bracelet Gold Plated Medieval Twisted Bracelet Medieval Twisted Bracelet Order Code: SSMBR Order Code: SGMBR Silver Plated Gold Plated Order Code: MTBS Order Code: MTBG Heraldic Lions Pendant Pewter Heraldic Dragon Pendant Heraldic Skeleton Pendant Heraldic Crown Pendant Order Code: HLPP Pewter on Chain Pewter on Chain Gold Plated on Chain Order Code: HDPPCH Order Code: HSPPCH Order Code: HCGPCH Heraldic Lion Pendant Medieval Cross Pendant Pewter Medieval Cross Pendant Gold Plated Heraldic Fleur de Lis Pendant Pewter on Chain Order Code: DCPP Order Code: DC Gold Plated on Chain Order Code: HLPPCH Order Code: HFGPCH Heraldic Crown Pin Badge Heraldic Fleur de Lis Heraldic Skeleton Heraldic Lion Pin Badge Gold Plated Pin Badge Gold Plated Pin Badge Pewter Pewter Order Code: HCGPIN Order Code: HFGPIN Order Code: HSPPIN Order Code: HLPPIN Tel: +44 (0) 121-603 3030 | Email: [email protected] | Web: 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Order Code: HRLKR All Keyrings are now barcoded on a header card Heraldic Dragon Key-Ring Order Code: HDKR Knight Figure Key-Ring Knight’s Helmet Key-Ring William I Penny Key-Ring Order Code: KKR Order Code: KHKR Order Code: MCKR Cannon Ball Keyring is now barcoded on Cannonball Key-Ring a header card Order Code: CBRESKR NEW 2020 Miniature Cannon Key-Ring Miniature Cannon Order Code: MINCANKR Order Code: MINCAN Large Cannon Pencil Sharpener Order Code: LCAN Medieval Catapult Naval Cannon Pencil Sharpener
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