Strolling About on the Roof of the World
£35.00The First Hundred Years of the Royal Society for Asian Affairs
by Hugh Leach and Susan Farrington, with a Foreward by Lord Hurd of Westwell
Royal Mail
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Sinai Camels
£10.00A pack of five identical Christmas cards by Briony Watson. High quality 300g cards with envelopes. Blank inside.
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RSAA Tie
£25.00The RSAA tie is made of woven silk and displays a gold emblem of the horns of the Marco Polo sheep (ovis poli) with the sun rising behind them on a background of dark blue. The tie is 147cms x 85cms at its longest and widest points
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Bearing Gifts…
£10.00A pack of five identical Christmas cards by Briony Watson. High quality 300g cards with envelopes. Blank inside.
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Five paintings of St Catherine’s Monastery, Sinai
£10.00A pack of five cards with paintings from St Catherine’s Monastery, Sinai by Briony Watson. High quality 300g cards with envelopes. Blank inside.
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Five paintings from wartime India
£2.00Five different cards with watercolour paintings from 1940s India by the late James Fletcher-Watson RI, RBA, with kind permission from the artist’s family. High quality 300g cards with envelopes. Blank inside.
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Bear in Gifts
£10.00A pack of five identical Christmas cards by Briony Watson. High quality 300g cards with envelopes. Blank inside.
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Stocking Fillers…
£10.00Our Christmas Card for 2023, designed by Briony Watson exclusively for the RSAA. Available in packs of five identical, high-quality cards (with envelopes), left blank for you to add your own greeting.
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Tyger, Tyger…..
£10.00A pack of five identical Christmas cards by Briony Watson. High quality 300g cards with envelopes. Blank inside.
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Mixed Pack of Christmas Cards
£10.00A pack of five mixed Christmas cards by Briony Watson. Includes Sinai Camels, Stocking Fillers…., Bearing Gifts, Bear in Gifts and Tyger, Tyger….. High quality 300g cards with envelopes. Blank inside.
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Caravanserai Issue 7
£0.00From the ancient temples of Southeast Asia to the lingering Soviet brutalism of Central Asia, this issue explores Asian architecture’s fusion of past and present, beauty and utility, pragmatism and extravagance
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