Lilliput Lane British Heritage Pg B
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Kings Lynn Library, L3393
(LIMITED EDITION OF 1,000)
NORFOLK, EAST ANGLIA
Height: 6.5cm Length: 9.0cm
King's Lynn's Carnegie Library is named after Andrew Carnegie, the
eminent philanthropist who founded libraries throughout the world,
and who paid 5,000 pounds for this one to be built in 1904 on London Road,
then the town's modern main thoroughfare.
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Kings Lynn Library Snowed | $64.00
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Kings Lynn Library, L3393 A
(LIMITED EDITION OF 1,000)
NORFOLK, EAST ANGLIA
Height: 6.5cm Length: 9.0cm
King's Lynn's Carnegie Library is named after Andrew Carnegie, the
eminent philanthropist who founded libraries throughout the world,
and who paid 5,000 pounds for this one to be built in 1904 on London Road,
then the town's modern main thoroughfare.
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ROSSLYN CHAPEL,L3236
MIDLOTHIAN, SCOTLAND
Height: 7.0cm Length: 13.0cm
Founded in 1446, Rosslyn Chapel is famous for
the mysterious symbolism of its ornate stonework
and appeared in the novel and movie versions of
Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code.
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Lilliput Lane Royal Wedding Commemorative Piece | $125.00
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Lilliput Lane Royal Wedding Commemorative Piece 2011
In stock.
Limited to an Edition of only 2,500, this Royal Commemorative model is of Westminster Abbey where Prince William will wed Catherine Middleton April 29th.
Its dimensions are 12 inches in length, 6 inches deep and 5 inches high.
The text on the front plaque reads - 'To Celebrate The Wedding of His Royal Highness Prince William to Catherine Middleton at Westminster Abbey on the 29th April 2011.'
The back of the model depicts the Royal Coat Of Arms set into a grass courtyard.
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Round Tower Windsor LL2212 by Lilliput Lane
Part of the original Plantagenet medieval fortress, the
Round Tower is one of the oldest surviving parts of the
ancestral home of the British Monarchy.
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LL3172 The Royal Observatory | $53.00
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The Royal Observatory by Lilliput Lane, model LL3172
Edinburgh, Scotland
Height: 7.5cm Length: 9.0cm
2009 is the International Year of Astronomy, so, what better time to produce this magnificent building which houses the UK Astronomy Technology Centre?
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St. Pauls Cathedral by Lilliput Lane, model LL2370
Designed by Sir Christopher Wren and constructed of Portland stone between 1675 and 1710, this building replaced the old St Paul’s which was destroyed in the
Great Fire of 1666.
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The Taj Mahal by Lilliput Lane, model LL2638
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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Tower of London by Lilliput Lane, model LL2210
Watched over by traditional Yeoman Warders and the
famous ravens, this is the most visited site in Britain
today a marvellous testament to its 900-year history.
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Tower Bridge by Lilliput Lane, LL2213
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 Grand Bridge Blenheim | $55.00
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The Grand Bridge Blenheim by Lilliput Lane, model LL3356.br>
Oxfordshire, Middle England
6 cm High (2.3 ins) 13 cm Wide (5.1 ins) 7 cm Deep (2.7 ins)
Built by Vanburgh to bridge a stream, lining it up between the entrance
to Blenheim Palace and the Victory Monument. It was later flooded by
Capability Brown as part of the landscaping that took place in 1760.
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YORK MINSTER, YORK.
England's largest medieval cathedral and Yorkshire's most important historic and most-visited building, York Minster is the seat of the Archbishop of York, the second highest office of the Church of England. Its formal name is The Cathedral and Metropolitical Church of St Peter in York, and Minster refers back to Anglo Saxon times, when it was a title given to missionary teaching churches. York’s first Minster was a wooden church built for the baptism of the Anglo Saxon King, Edwin of Northumbria 627, which was then quickly rebuilt in stone and expanded over time, until the Norman invasion of York in 1069, when it was damaged by fire. The Saxon Minster was eventually replaced with a new Norman one, on a different site and it is this one which was to evolve over time into the Minster we see today.
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