Gemset Polished Metal Brooch

Gemset Gemset Polished Metal Stick Pin

History of the Guild Volumes I and II

Volume I
"The Guild of Freemen of the City of London" was published on the 75th Anniversary of the foundation of the Guild, in September 1983. It is written by Past Master the late Colin Dyer and traces the fascinating story of the formation of the Guild through to modern times. Hardback, 194 pages. 

"A feast of nostalgia - expensively printed, but moderately priced - a treasure." (City Recorder).

Volume II
Covering the years from the 75th Anniversary in 1983 to the completion of the Centenary Year 2008/2009, this superbly illustrated book, written by Past Master Raymond Holl, focuses on the people and those organisations which have been and remain an integral part of the Guild's activities. 

Special Offer: buy Volumes I and II together for just £30.00

History of the Guild Volume I

"The Guild of Freemen of the City of London" was published on the 75th Anniversary of the foundation of the Guild, in September 1983.  It was written by Past Master the late Colin Dyer and traces the fascinating story of the formation of the Guild through to modern times. Hardback, 194 pages. £20.00

"A feast of nostalgia - expensively printed, but moderately priced - a treasure." (City Recorder).

Special Offer for Volumes I and II bought together: please order the two-volume option above

History of the Guild Volume II

Covering the years from the 75th Anniversary in 1983 to the completion of the Centenary Year 2008/2009, this superbly illustrated book, written by Past Master Raymond Holl, focuses on the people and those organisations which have been and remain an integral part of the Guild's activities. 

Special Offer for Volumes I and II bought together: please order the two-volume option above

Oval Design Silver Gilt and Enamel Cufflinks

These newly-designed Cufflinks comprise the Guild’s Coat of Arms engraved on an oval plate with enamel inlay. They are hallmarked silver gilt with double ovals linked by a chain, and come in their own presentation gift box.

Gilt Metal Tie Tack

A neat tie tack comprising the Shield of the Guild's Arms in gilt metal, with red and white enamel. The tack is 1.6cm high, with a secure clutch fitting, and comes in its own presentation gift box.



 

Gilt Metal and Enamel Stickpin

This gilt metal Stickpin, displaying the Guild's Crest in red and white enamel, is a wonderfully versatile accessory. The decorative shield is approximately 1.6 cm in height and is supplied in an attractive presentation gift box. 

Silk Tie

For formal occasions, the silk Tie in Wine or Blue has the Guild's Coat of Arms in heraldic colours, both in a central position and in shadow weave throughout the tie. 

For less formal occasions, the silk Country Tie is designed in red, gold and white diagonal stripes, with the Guild's Coat of Arms woven in at the bottom.

Please select your preferred option when ordering.

Silk Country Bow Tie

Silk Country Bow Ties are designed in red, gold and white diagonal stripes and are available in either a ready-tied or self-tie format.

Please select your preferred option when ordering.

Wall Plaque

The Guild's Coat of Arms is individually hand-painted on an embossed Shield and mounted on a solid wood base. It measures approximately 6inches by 7inches (15cm by 18cm) and comes in its own presentation box.