HMS Camperdown was a Battle Class Destroyer. Built by FairfieldsIn 1946, she deployed to the Far East as part of the 19th Destroyer Flotilla. She was put back into service in 1953 and formed part of the Fleet Review to celebrate the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II on the Solent, a record of which can be found displayed on board the Royal Yacht BritanniaIn 1960, HMS Camperdown joined the 1st Destroyer Squadron, with spells with the Home and Mediterranean Fleets, and she was finally scrapped at Faslane 1970.

To Note: This Royal Navy tompion came from the famous Ferrers Walker collection. Mr Ferrers Walker spent a lifetime collecting the largest and most significant WW1 and WW2 Naval history artefacts. He gave his collection to Portsmouth Naval Museum to exhibit.

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A Note from TM Owner, Mark Jameson -

"We have been the World’s largest dealers in these original Royal Navy artefacts for over twenty years now, the bulk of our stock coming directly from invitation by the Royal Navy and the Royal Navy Museum in Portsmouth Dockyard. In a market full of souvenirs & fakes, we are are proud to present to you these, the ‘Real McCoy,’ in which to confidently invest, and wholeheartedly enjoy."