I can’t locate number six at the moment, but I probably have a copy somewhere.
POLDARK One Book
Fontana Paperback – Please specify witch one you require. Posted to a UK address
£4.00
POLDARK
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BEANO
Beano Comic Library
The Bash street Kids Concert Party
BEANO Comic Library No. 10 1″ missing from bottom of rear cover. In post to UK
£2.50
Little Plum in Plumb Dancing
Beano Comic Library No. 34
£3.50
Simply Smiffy
BEANO Comic Library No. 144
£2.50
Little Plumb
Beano Comic Library No 156 To UK Address
£2.50
“Little Plug”
BEANO Comic Library No 166 Posted to UK address
£2.50
Minnie the Minx in Miss Glamour
BEANO Comic Library No. 179
£2.50
The Beano Book 1995
Clean unclipped but name plate filled in Through post to UK address
£4.00
Pre-Digital Photography
Before we were bombarded with digital images, photographers had to think about their photographs, they could not take 5000 shots and pick out the one that looked better than the rest. So it is more difficult to choose which photos to use to illustrate a book of thought out photographs. There is still something to be beneficial from looking at these photograph collections.
Scotland in Scene & Story
Printed and published by Valentine & Sons in 1928. 50 pages, each page with a superb photograph and accompanying text. Through the post to anywhere in Scotland (or the rest of the UK)
£5.00
Lovely Lakeland
illustrated by 55 Photoravures composing All the Lakes and a Map Published by G P Abraham Ltd. Keswick 1948 Through the post to UK locations
£5.00
Alfred Hitchcock – Stories my Mother Never Told Me
Contents
- Introduction by Alfred Hitchcock (ghost written)
- The Child Who Believed by Grace Amundson
- Just a Dreamer by Robert Arthur
- The Wall-to-Wall Grave by Andrew Benedict
- The Wind by Ray Bradbury
- Congo by Stuart Cloete
- Witch’s Money by John Collier
- Dip in the Pool by Roald Dahl
- The Secret of the Bottle novelette by Gerald Kersh
- I Do Not Hear You, Sir by Avram Davidson
- The Arbutus Collar by Jeremiah Digges
- A Short Trip Home novelette by F. Scott Fitzgerald
- An Invitation to the Hunt by George Hitchcock
- The Man Who Was Everywhere by Edward D. Hoch
- The Summer People by Shirley Jackson
- Adjustments by George Mandel
- The Children of Noah by Richard Matheson
- The Idol of the Flies by Jane Rice
- Courtesy of the Road by Mack Morriss
- Remains to Be Seen by Jack Ritchie (as Steve O’Connell)
- The Man Who Sold Rope to the Gnoles by Margaret St. Clair (as Idris Seabright)
- Lost Dog by Henry Slesar
- Hostage by Don Stanford
- Natural Selection by Gilbert Thomas
- Simone by Joan Vatsek
- Smart Sucker by Richard Wormser
- Some of Your Blood by Theodore Sturgeon
Stories My Mother Never Told Me – Alfred Hitchcock
Published in London by Max Reinhardt in 1964 this is a first edition near fine book and unclipped fine dj Posted to any address in the UK
£12.50
BIG EARS In the Kingdom of Kirklees
We did maintain the myth that Big Ears was not a single person, but everyone knew he was 99% Eric. Sometime in the mid 90’s Eric collected together all (a portion of) his etchings and many of the words of wisdom , and to be honest, unwisdom from the Gossip Column that appeared in the Spen Valley Spark in and around Cleckheckmonsedge in West Yorkshire. He published a book under the imprint of Hindsite Press, 94 pages and I know I get at least one mention, sad to say many, but not all, of the stars are no longer with us.
BIG Ears in the Kingdom of Kirklees
“A jaundiced look at our Lords and Masters – Yorkshire Politicians and Bureaucrats through the eyes of Big Ears” 94 page illustrated book soft bound. Through the post to UK addresses or sometimes by bicycle if in the Spen Valley
£9.00
LADY SINGS the BLUES – Billie Holiday with William Dufty
Lady Sings the Blues is the inimitable autobiography of one of the greatest icons of the twentieth century. Born to a single mother in 1915 Baltimore, Billie Holiday had her first run-in with the law at aged 13. But Billie Holiday is no victim. Her memoir tells the story of her life spent in jazz, smoky Harlem clubs and packed-out concert halls, her love affairs, her wildly creative friends, her struggles with addiction and her adventures in love. Billie Holiday is a wise and aphoristic guide to the story of her unforgettable life.
Lady Sings the Blues – Billie Holiday with William Dufty
Ace Books UK 1960 (1st in this edition) vg- (as you can see on illustrations a label has ben removed top right) To any UK address
£6.50
Similar
| Auther | Title | Publisher | Price | Condition | Date | Edition |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Traill & Lascelles | Just Jazz 3 | Four Square | £2.50 | vg | 1959 | 1st |
| Lomax Alan | Mister Jelly Roll | Pan | £3.00 | f | 1959 | 1st |
| Bunyan Pat | The Big Blues | Digit UK | £3.50 | 1st | ||
| Clews Frank | The Golden Disc | Digit | £2.50 |
P O W – David Kidd
I can not find any reference to this book on line in all the places I normally search and even Google draws a blank. Published by the Yorkshire Arts Circus in its Peoples History of Europe series. “The story of a soldier who walked around Leipzig in full British military uniform during the last eighteen months of World War II. This autobiography is an antidote to the prisoner of war stories which depends on tunnels to create tension”
P O W – David Kidd
I can not find any reference to this book on line in all the places I normally search and even Google draws a blank. Published by the Yorkshire Arts Circus in its Peoples History of Europe series. “The story of a soldier who walked around Leipzig in full British military uniform during the last eighteen months of World War II. This autobiography is an antidote to the prisoner of war stories which depends on tunnels to create tension” A 68 page, “perfect bound” booklet produced to a high quality by Arc and Throstle Press, Todmorden. Available for delivery to any UK address.
£10.00
Vampirella #3
Vampirella #3 Deadwalk
“A huntress from the Stars, she lusts for blood” published by Sphere 1977 Posted to any UK address
£10.00
Julian Symons
Stock
| Auther | Title | Publisher | Price | Condition | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Symons Julian | The 31st February | Fontana | £2.50 | 1962 | |
| Symons Julian | The Immaterial Murder Case | Penguin | £2.50 | vg | 1954 |
| Symons Julian | The Narrowing Circle | Fontana | £2.50 | vg | 1956 |
| Symons Julian | The Progress of a Crime | Fontana | £5.00 | vg- | |
| Symons Julian | The Progress of a Crime | Fontana | £2.50 | vg | 1966 |
| Symons AJA | The Quest for Corvo | Penguin | £2.50 | vg | 1940 |
The Progress of a Crime – Julian Symons
Fontana 1966 Through the post to UK address
£4.00
The 31st February
Fontana 1962 Through the post to a UK address
£4.00
Yorkshire & nearly Yorkshire
Just a few of the titles available for £2.50, granted Snowdonia is not near Yorkshire but you can get there in a couple of hours, traffic permitting that is.
Odd Corners in the Yorkshire Dales – William T Palmer
5th edition 1948 112 pages with 15 illustrations by J Hardman. Through the post to any UK address
£4.00
Not in Heckmondwike Book Shop 