Lilliput Lane British Heritage Pg B
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Reputedly named after the commissioner of works in
charge of the rebuilding of the Houses of Parliament,
Big Ben is actually the thirteen-ton hour bell inside the
magnifi cent fretted stone tower.
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Set high above the city of Edinburgh, the ancient seat
of Scottish power has a majestic air. This regal
landmark draws thousands of visitors, especially
during the famous Military Tattoo.
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Designed in the mid–nineteenth century by Sir Charles Barry, with the intricate decoration executed by Augustus Welby Pugin, the Palace of Westminster, better known as the Houses of Parliament, is a fine example of a Victorian Gothic Revival building.
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Opened in 1894, this impressive bridge was hailed as
a marvellous feat of engineering by contemporaries.
Today, it is recognised worldwide as one of the great
symbols of London.
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The Taj Mahal
L2638
Retiring March 2005
Height: 9.0cm
Considered one of the 'modern' wonders of the
world, this beautiful mausoleum with its famous white
marble dome, stands amid acres of gardens on
the banks of the Yamuna River in Agra.
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Diamond Wedding, Buckingham Palace -
Only available during 2007
Marking the Diamond Wedding Anniversary of her Majesty The Queen and His Royal Highness
Prince Philip, The Duke of Edinburgh, this wonderful portrayal of Buckingham Palace features
emblems representing special occasions over the years and is only available during this
celebratory year.
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Celebrating Liverpool’s 2008European City of Culturestatus. Situated at Pier Head, the Royal Liver Building is one of Liverpool’s most famous
landmarks and was built as the head office for the Royal Liver Friendly Society. Along with the Cunard Building and the Port of Liverpool Building it is
one of the ‘three graces’ of the city. Can you find a third Liver Bird on this miniature?
Liverpool, North West
Height: 11.0cm Length: 9.5cm
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