We couldn't see the point of this shelf apart from something to bump your head on in bed so it had to go.
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This was before, I removed the screws holding the shelf in then took the table bracket off the shelf front, drilled three holes to hold it in and screwed it back below the window. It looks better already.
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It is a 1998 according to the chap we bought it from. I believe it was called A Jubilee edition trim. The serial number dates it 1998 as well.

Different upholstery but we both have the same yellow curtains.

No shelf on my 2005 Puck.

It has a very faded yellow infill on the Herzim strip, no purple anywhere.

Our 1998 Triton 430 has those seat covers and curtains but I've covered the seats and made curtains as the original make my eyes bleed.

I like the upholstery and it has held up well. The colours are nice and bright. Beats beige and brown any day.

The alternatives don't have to be beige or brown!!!

Our first Eriba was a Jubilee edition Triton 420 - we loved the interior design - it had the same interior as your Puck. I'm pretty sure it was a 1998 model. Externally it had yellow stripes and "Touring" in yellow, but no "Jubilee" badging... Maybe they kept the colour-way into 1998, but it was no longer a true jubilee model? Looking at a couple of original brochures, it seems 1997 was the true "Jubilee" year, with "Jubilee" in big writing all over. By 1999 it had become plain silver/white exterior, with purple stripes as an option - plus the Jubilee interior was still available.

I have just found a 1998 UK brochure online and it is, essentially, the same as 1999, so exteriors were plain or with purple stripes; Jubilee interior was still available.

However the official brochures don't seem to reflect this - which may mean some unsold stock continued for a while - did Hymer issue the VIN plate only when a caravan was sold to a dealer? Hence 'vans built in 1998 could still be sold with a later apparent registration? I can't see, otherwise, how they could be selling yellow striped vans several years after they disappeared from the official sales brochures? And our first van, with everything from the Jubilee versions except for the decals saying "Jubilee", never appeared in any official brochures of the time...