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Crafted from premium European lead-free crystal, the Tempest whiskey tumbler features precision-cut detailing and intricate hand engraving. Each tumbler offers exceptional clarity and brilliance. Designed for connoisseurs who appreciate both artistry and uniqueness, these glasses combines expert craftsmanship with elegant durability for a refined drinking experience.
We hand engrave these over a period of 5 hours to get a brilliant finish which is rich in detail and shimmers in the light.
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The Hawker Tempest is a British fighter aircraft that was primarily used by the Royal Air Force (RAF) in the later stages of the Second World War.
The first aircraft in India went to 5 and 30 squadrons RAF at Bhopal in Mar 1946 followed by 20 Squadron RAF at Agra and 152 Squadron RAF at Risalpur. All Tempests operated by the RAF in India were ‘officially’ handed over to the RIAF on 25 Sep 1947 and received serials in the ‘HA—“series by early 1948. The RIAF received a further 89 Tempests refurbished by Hawker from RAF stocks of 113 held at 20 MU in May 1948. Once the Tempest II was withdrawn from RAF service, India was able to procure 20 more aircraft from RAF MUs which were delivered in two batches from 09 Jul 1951 (12) and 29 Aug 1951 (08) PR 834 becoming the last of 233 Tempest IIs delivered to India of a total 452 produced.
-- from author Polly Singh [ https://www.bharat-rakshak.com/iaf/aircraft/past/hawker-tempest-ii ]
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Fg Offr KC Mukherjee flew the Tempest extensively during the Indo-Pak War of 1948, bombing, rocketing, strafing and giving close air support to Army personnel in Pandu, Tithwal, Nausadda, Zojila and Skardu sectors. This was the preferred fight-bomber of the IAF used during the war.
-- As narrated by Gp Capt Samidh Mukherjee (Son of then Fg Offr KC Mukherjee)
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Perfect for aviation enthusiasts seeking a unique and sophisticated glassware addition.
Glass Dimensions: 7.9 x 7.9 x 9.3 Centimeters
Glass Weight: 330 g
Glass Capacity: 300 ml
These glasses are heavy with a solid bottom where most of the weight holds. This makes them great to hold in your hand. These glasses are well made and if you care for them it'll last you a lifetime.
NOTE: These engravings are hand finished which take about 5 hours. When we get your order, we will take 2-3 days to finish the engraved glasses and will ship them out on the 4th day. Typically they will reach you 10 days from the day you place the order.
Since the glasses are hand engraved, it will be 95% as shown in the image, the rest 5% variance is unique to each hand engraving process.