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Our message in a bottle
Bottled Long John Silver Beer from Wickwar Brewing Co.
In shops and direct from the charity and brewery early July.
T
o start the fundraising activities of The Long John Silver Trust, Frank was commissioned to paint his impression of what literatures most famous scallywag would look like outside Stevenson's Spy-Glass Inn. He very kindly agreed to donate his royalties to the Trust in order for our campaign to get off the ground.
It was the Trust's intention to have 150 copies of the print signed by Frank but unfortunately, after only being able to sign 70 of them, Old Father Time caught up with him at the tender age of 97 in 2005.
The prints have sold well and there are only a small number left, and if you would like a Limited Edition copy please click onto the Merchandise Treasure Chest.
T here now is an interactive map of the proposed trail online here. Featuring
T
his wonderful little book - packed with rarely
seen illustrations - celebrates Bristol's connections
with piracy and the high seas and includes stories
about some of the city's most enterprising but
rascally sons. It is also investigates Bristol's
literary links with one of the most exciting
pirate stories ever written,
Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island.
The Mervyn
Peake Estate - an enthusiastic supporter
of the Trail - has kindly allowed us to use Mervyn
Peake's superb illustrations taken from the 1949
edition of the book.
A
great present for landlubbers: price £4.95(isbn:
978 1 874092 31 2)
Rarely available framed prints of Mervyn
Peake's Treasure Island illustrations as featured
in the book are available to purchase from our merchandise
page
The Treasure Island Trail
is published by