Radio Caroline web shop HOME PAGE

Welcome to the Radio Caroline Web Shop, run by volunteers to help keep the dream alive. This includes the running of the radio station and the preservation and restoration of its radio ship, the Ross Revenge, on the River Blackwater in Essex.

Great reads on Radio Caroline and Free Radio from the 1960’s to the 1990’s, including from Radio Caroline presenters past and present.

Many signed by authors or new updated editions

Bob Lawrence - The Last Great Adventure for Boys image

Canvas Prints, Paintings, Cards and Posters of all The Caroline ships including the MV Ross Revenge on the Blackwater River

DVD’s to Watch

Official Souvenirs

Offshore tales to hear

Official Radio Caroline Tee shirts

and Sweatshirts.

Fully official and licensed

BOAT TRIPS TO THE MV ROSS REVENGE

Step aboard a living piece of maritime and radio history

Radio Caroline Five Ships Navy Tee image

Post & Packing…

All prices shown online are charged in Sterling and do not include post and packing (P & P).
P & P charges added at our checkout are 20% of the cost of items purchased for delivery to addresses in the UK & Europe; 40% to the rest of the world.
THE PAYPAL CHECKOUT LISTS THE ADDITIONAL P & P FOR OVERSEAS ORDERS INCORRECTLY AS “SALES TAX”.

Web shop delivery time and separate parcels…

PLEASE BE AWARE that the goods we offer come from many suppliers. Some goods are in stock; others are made to order.
Your items may arrive at DIFFERENT TIMES in separate packaging.
We aim to get your goods to you as soon as possible, but please allow 21 days for the full completion of your order.
Should you have reason to contact Customer Services, please quote your Order Number.

Ordering By Post…

You can order by Post BUT it will take considerably longer to process - UK residents ONLY may send sterling cheques / postal orders (no cash please) payable to: The Radio Caroline Society with details of your order and delivery address to:
RCS, The Barn Corner Farm, Brough, NEWARK, NG23 7QB
Please add 20% to the shop prices for postage & packing for such orders.
Please allow up to 21 days for delivery

Follow the money…

Profits from sales go to mooring fees, fuel, bills, restoring and preserving the Radio Ship Ross Revenge and helping maintain Radio Caroline`s broadcasts, all by volunteer work.

Thank you for your continued support of this historic radio ship and Caroline`s continued broadcasts from land based studio and ship when possible.

Ordering, Delivery and Customer Service

The Official Radio Caroline Car Stickers

Adhesive-free, cling inside, to be seen from the outside

Caroline Bags

Warm Beanie Hats with Logo and Ship

Embroidered clothing

Radio Caroline Bell Sweatshirt (in Black)

Black sweatshirt featuring a reproduction of the famous 70s Caroline Roadshow logo on the front, with website and listening options on the back.

This retro logo was a big hit on our limited edition Easter 2020 fundraiser t-shirt, and is now available on a quality Fruit of the Loom Classic 280 gsm drop shoulder sweatshirt.

Cotton/Lycra, ribbed collar, cuffs and hem. Shoulder to shoulder taping. 80% cotton / 20% polyester.

Radio Caroline 80s Poster Mug

Our new Radio Caroline mug features a colourful retro poster from the 1980s of Ross Revenge with its 300-foot mast being circled by a biplane.

The poster was commissioned by Vincent Monsey, who was US-based and worked very closely with Ronan O’Rahilly in the early to mid-80s.

The image was taken from one of a set of aerial photos shot from a helicopter. Some 2,500 posters were produced. The poster features on two sides of a white mug.

Our thanks to Vincent Monsey for his permission to use this design.

UK & Europe Only - due to postage costs

Radio Caroline 80s Poster Coaster

Our new coaster features a colourful retro poster from the 1980s of Ross Revenge with its 300-ft mast being circled by a biplane.

The poster was commissioned by Vincent Monsey, who was US-based and worked closely with Ronan O’Rahilly in the early to mid-80s.

Coaster measures 90 x 90 mm

This design is also available in the web shop as a mug and a 58 x 58 mm fridge magnet

Our thanks to Vincent Monsey for permission to use this design.

(Image Orientation Test 002).

Radio Caroline 80s Poster Fridge Magnet

Our new fridge magnet features a colourful retro poster from the 1980s of Ross Revenge with its 300-ft mast being circled by a biplane.

The poster was commissioned by Vincent Monsey, who was US-based and worked closely with Ronan O’Rahilly in the early to mid-80s.

Fridge magnet measures 58 x 58 mm.

This design is also available in the web shop as a mug and a 90 x 90, mm coaster

Our thanks to Vincent Monsey for permission to use this design.

Ross Revenge and Biplane

Retro Poster from the 1980s - A4 Canvas Print

This A4 canvas print features the colourful image of a 1980’s poster of Ross Revenge and its 300-ft mast being circled by a biplane, with a US Radio Caroline address (no longer in use).

The original poster was commissioned by Vincent Monsey, who was US-based and worked closely with Ronan O’Rahilly at that time.

The image was created from a set of aerial photos shot from a helicopter and some 2,500 posters were produced.

Our thanks to Vincent Monsey for his permission to use this design.

Each canvas is made to order and hand stretched over a wooden frame, so image on finished product may vary slightly.

Urban Trouper Cap

Urban Trouper Cap, embroidered with Radio Caroline Logo, made from heavy quality washed cotton Corduroy (awaiting proper photo with logo).

Fully lined; one size; flat stitch seams; a pre-curved peak and an adjuster with a metal buckle.

Logo as printed on cap.

Awaiting photo of cap with logo

NO NEED TO USE A FULL REGISTERED PAYPAL ACCOUNT TO BUY THROUGH OUR SHOP - UNLESS YOU WISH TO USE THE ADDED SECURITY - AS ALL MAIN CREDIT & DEBIT CARDS ARE VERY WELCOME TOO.

Donations always welcome...

Loud, Proud and Illegal by Steve Jenner

This book covers various prestigious pirates in Nottingham, who went on air with fine ambitions, playing a good natured game of hide and seek with the authorities…

…until they started to take audience from licenced stations…