Dweenie Icons Mug
£8A fun mug detailing a vast collection of Discworld Dweenie characters by the artist Ray Friesen. See if you can recognise them all!
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A fun mug detailing a vast collection of Discworld Dweenie characters by the artist Ray Friesen. See if you can recognise them all!
Wear your high-quality olive City Watch t-shirt with pride and marvel as the criminal element of Ankh-Morpork respect you (or at least offer you a generous bribe).
Ladies or standard fit.
‘Give a man a fire and he’s warm for a day but set fire to him and he’s warm for the rest of his life.’ Terry’s astute play on the old saying ‘give a man a fish and you’ve fed him for a day; teach a man to fish and you’ve fed him for the rest of his life.’
Originally released in July 2009, this bronzed pin features Captain Carrot standing to attention, holding the Ankh Morpork flag. It was due to be the first in a series of figurative pins featuring various Discworld denizens. If fact, he turned out to be the only one. It stands at 38mm high.
No father ever calls his boy ‘son’ unless he’s about to impart wisdom. Well known fact. – Troll Bridge, Terry Pratchett
Essential for every budding Watch Man, Woman, Troll, Dwarf, Golem, Vampire, Pixie etcetera. Antique bronze metal – approximately 35mm high.
Alternative edition pin of the City Watch badge. Designed by Narrativia for BBC America before The Watch went into production. Dimensions: 40 x 28mm.
A self-adhesive domed sticker bearing the City Watch crest.
Ideal for sticking onto computers, notebooks and policemen.
Night Watch, Award-Winning Cover Hardback – COMING SOON
A special clothbound edition of Terry Pratchett’s Night Watch, published by Doubleday with the Terry Pratchett Estate. The cover is by Joe Bundock, winner of the 2026 Penguin Cover Design Award: linocut work inspired by medieval woodcuts and illuminated manuscripts, finished with foil and printed endpapers.
Commander Sam Vimes is thrown back into his own past, a city on the brink, a killer on the loose, and a young watchman who has not yet become him. The sixth City Watch novel, and still the one that smells of lilac.
Exclusively embossed with Terry’s signature plate. Finished with a gold metallic wafer, embossed with Terry’s ever popular bee design.
Vimes’ time-warp tangle with revolution and regret in Pratchett’s satirical classic, in this Penguin Modern Classics paperback. A portable, embossed beacon of barricade bravery.
Sprinting – or shall we say ‘proceeding’ – down a cobbled Ankh-Morpork street takes it’s toll after a while.
Treat your toes to some sensible footwear – your regulation boots may be made of cardboard but there’s no reason to scrimp on the socks!
Keep warm with our olive City Watch beanie. Wear it with pride and marvel as the criminal element of Ankh-Morpork respect you (or at least offer you a generous bribe).
Vimes’ fledgling Watch faces fiery dragons and foul plots in Pratchett’s City Watch opener, vividly captured in this classic Josh Kirby paperback. Nostalgic noir for law-and-disorder lovers.
Carrot’s recruits face a deadly device in Pratchett’s City Watch whodunit, captured in this classic Josh Kirby paperback. Nostalgic justice for urban adventurers.
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