The World War in Maps (1942)
Published in 1942 by George Philip & Son Ltd., London, The World War in Maps is a fascinating visual resource that outlines significant global events during World War II through detailed maps. This booklet provides insights into various military campaigns, geopolitical changes, and strategic maneuvers from 1940 to 1942. It serves as a continuation of The War in Maps series, ideal for collectors and history enthusiasts.
£27.00
Silver Tongues for the Young (undated)
A decorative hardcover edition of Silver Tongues for the Young by Rev. John Mitchell, published by Morgan and Scott, London. This book contains moral and uplifting stories aimed at a young audience, featuring various object lessons such as “Upward! What the Ivy Said” and “A Friend or a Foe. What a Knife Said.” The preface sets the tone, addressing young readers with moral guidance. Includes charming illustrations throughout.
£35.00
The Highway Code (undated)
The Highway Code, issued by the Ministry of War Transport with the Authority of Parliament, is a concise booklet detailing road safety and conduct standards, intended to guide all users of the King’s Highway. Published by His Majesty’s Stationery Office, London.
£18.00
Wayside and Woodland Ferns (1908)
Full title: Wayside and Woodland Ferns: A Pocket Guide to the British Ferns, Horsetails, and Club-Mosses This is a beautifully designed 1908 pocket guide to British ferns, horsetails, and club-mosses by Edward Step. Illustrated with coloured plates and numerous photographs, the book serves as an informative companion for nature lovers. A handy volume in the “Wayside and Woodland Series,” it provides insight into the native ferns and their environments, while also encouraging conservation.
£37.00