Talk about the luck of the Devil!

Just as a matter of interest, I have a Bristol produced scale model of the Brigand in brass carrying a torpedo. I got it from a production test pilot who said it was late going into service due to the troubles encountered with the torpedo release – and only the first few were used as torpedo carriers, mostly at the ATDU. I can remember seeing them there in the 1950’s.

I also have an example of the 1946 brochure for the Concordia, along with others in my collection so whilst not all that common, brochures are certainly not unique. All those items mentioned have a value and I’m fairly sure you could realise some funds should you decide to offer them. I would recommend either a specialist auction or putting them on Ebay.

I’m ashamed to say that I had never heard of the museum before.

Or St. Eval (or was it St. Mawgan’) in 1956, pretty please?

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geedee must be an insider!