Shed and Buried

In Cornwall, presenters Henry Cole and Sam Lovegrove travel to meet Terry English, the Queen’s armourer. There they explore his workshop and discover an impressive collection of vintage British cars, motorcycles and engines, illustrating the craftsmanship and heritage behind each piece.

"A Right Royal Profit?" is a television episode that falls under the programme genre. It is presented as a single instalment rather than a series, and its format centres on a short documentary‑style exploration. The title hints at a focus on profit or value linked to royalty, and the episode’s structure follows the typical pattern of a presenter‑led investigation. The episode takes place in Cornwall, where presenters Henry Cole and Sam Lovegrove travel to meet Terry English, the Queen’s armourer. During their visit, the trio discovers a remarkable assortment of vintage British automobiles, motorcycles and engines. The collection, curated by English, showcases a range of classic engineering that reflects Britain’s motoring heritage. Beyond the initial walk‑through, the programme highlights the enthusiasm of its hosts as they examine each piece. Cole and Lovegrove discuss the historical context of the vehicles while English explains how the items came to be part of his personal archive. The setting in Cornwall provides a scenic backdrop to the exploration, and the episode’s concise runtime allows the audience to appreciate the breadth of the collection without digressing into unrelated material.