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Scratch World Map. Scratch off where you've been! Dimensions: 825mm x 594mm

High quality wall map with gold top foil layer. Scratch to reveal the counties where you have been! Featuring vibrant colour and geographical detail. The result is a very unique and personalised map of Ireland. Dimensions: 550 x 4…

Enamel mug featuring a dark blue vintage world map and a premium look brass detailing on the rim.Not suitable for microwave or dishwasher use.Wash before use.Caution: take care with hot drinks.

Functions include; box opener, bottle opener, file, 4-7mm hex keys, line cutter and wire stripper Stainless steel with a matte grey finish Ideal for odd jobs around the home Indispensable gadget for any keen camper or outdoor adve…

Practice your poker face or play go fish in style with our Cocktail Playing Cards! Whether you win or lose, our waterproof playing cards with cocktail designs make even a bad hand look good. This card deck features a classic cockt…

Be prepared for a pour over coffee wherever your next adventure takes you with the Portable Coffee Dripper from Gentlemen's Hardware. This stainless steel pour over coffee dripper is perfect for travel with its collapsible stand t…

Set yourself the ultimate golfing challenge with this tee-rific scratch-off poster! 18 courses included

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