Keyring made from genuine rotor blade engine parts from the Concorde supersonic passenger plane.

Based on the Olympus engines previously developed for the Vulcan and BAC TSR-2 bombers the Olympus 593 was at the heart of Cocorde’s legendary power plant.

These keyrings were derived from the turbine rotor blades and cast from Nickel Alloy containing carbon, chromium, cobalt, molybdenum, aluminium, titanium, zirconium and boron. Thes keyrings are not just an incredible piece of metal they are an histoic piece of aviation history.

Because of the curves on the rotor blades each piece is different. It has been ground out of the complex shapes of the blades and thus will be different to the pictures. They are large by the standards of conventional keyrings.

We will provide a photocopy of the certificate of authenticity from the Concorde auction with each keyring sold.

Concorde keyring part made. We have tried to add to the integrity of the metal by preserving the sinuous nature of the Concorde shape in the keyring. We have tried to protect the shape and the material rather than machining out the integrity of the piece to create a convential keyring. That is a wonderful shape.

Made out of the drive shaft of a Rolls Roye engine for a Tornado is this penholder which comes complete with pen and fastened to a mahogany base

Made out of another piece of historic metal is our Spitfire keyring. A genuine Battle of Britain relic.

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