Black & White Sketches - Melton Mowbray
Price: £6.50
A selection of black & white sketches with historical information from the 1950's A fine reprint.
Books about Leicestershire
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Messenger & Co.Ltd Loughborough and London
Price: £12.00
Horticultural Messenger Catalog fifth edition ,this is a fine reprint with many photos and diagrams .126 pages
Price: £5.50
AN A3 PAMPHLET A HISTORY OF JOHN TAYLOR'S BELL FOUNDRY WITH MANY PHOTOS
Price: £10.00
A policeman's story of on the beat in Leicester many interesting situations.
Produced in large print.
Price: £8.00
Jim Lee started his working life in the mining industry then spending many years in the motorcycle trade, not only in manufacturing but also in exporting old and rare models of motorcycles all over … [more]
A Brief History of the Great Central Railway and Victorian Season Tickets
Price: £4.00
This publication is small but holds many historical points of the GCR.
An ideal gift or souvenir from this fantastic steam railway.
Includes some 1899 season tickets in their ornate Victorian … [more]
Price: £10.00
As you will all be well aware, there have been many historical books written about our own and very well-known Garendon Park, set in the heart of the beautiful Charnwood Forest. However, many are a … [more]
Price: £6.50
With over 600 questions and answers, divided into short sections, this is a fascinating book which will test your knowledge of all things Leicestershire. It is also a treasure-trove of county trivia, … [more]
Price: £5.50
Foreword.
I hope whoever reads the true tales in the following pages will enjoy the trip back in time.
It holds animal tales as well as those concerning football, old cars and ancient buses.
Some … [more]
A Miner's Child Talking Book 6CDs
Price: £12.00
Jane, my eldest granddaughter listened with interest as I often related my childhood memories to her. "Grandma, why don't you write a book?" she asked. I looked into her eyes. She was quite … [more]