Bookmarks

Beaten Cornish tin ingot replica of original ingot salvaged from the seabed. Width:15mm, Length: 58mm, Height: 8mm Supplied in a satin-lined gift box. The Cornish tin industry began nearly 4000 years ago during the Bronze Age. Tin was mined by our Celtic ancestors and exported to Europe and the Middle East where it was used for making weapons and tools. The tin was smelted and cast into ingots loc…

Celtic Design Bookmark with Four Welsh Dragons and a Trinity Knot Design. Size: 12� x 3 cm (5 x 1.1"). Inspired by ancient designs found on standing stones, carved crosses, and illuminated manuscripts similar to those found in the famous Book of Kells.

Celtic Design Bookmark with Four Welsh Dragon Design. Size: 12� x 3 cm (5 x 1.1"). Inspired by ancient designs found on standing stones, carved crosses, and illuminated manuscripts similar to those found in the famous Book of Kells.

Celtic Design Bookmark. Size: 7� x 3� cm (3 x 1.3"). Inspired by ancient designs found on standing stones, carved crosses, and illuminated manuscripts similar to those found in the famous Book of Kells.

Celtic Design Bookmark. Size: 7� x 3� cm (3 x 1.3"). Inspired by ancient designs found on standing stones, carved crosses, and illuminated manuscripts similar to those found in the famous Book of Kells.

Cornish Tin - Engine House bookmark. A nickel-plated page marker with a Cornish tin engine house on top. Width 14mm, Height 29mm, Overall length 136mm Supplied in a satin-lined gift box.