Discover the charm of the SOSH Annual 1965, a delightful and very rare piece of literary history that captures the essence of life in Staffordshire through the whimsical lens of its beloved character, Sosh. This first edition paperback, featuring a striking red cover adorned with a black-and-white cartoon illustration, invites readers to explore the humorous…
Discover the rich history of Harvington Hall with the comprehensive guidebook by Michael Hodgetts. This revised edition, published in 1998, offers an in-depth exploration of one of England’s most significant historical sites, renowned for its stunning architecture and intriguing past. With an ISBN of 1 871269 12 1, this paperback is a must-have for history…
Discover the rich heritage of North American watercraft with “Bark Canoes and Skin Boats of North America,” a definitive guide by Edwin Tappan Adney and Howard Chapelle, featuring a foreword by acclaimed author John McPhee. This meticulously researched book delves into the nearly lost art of bark and skin boat crafting, offering readers an unparalleled…
The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) has long been a beacon for gardening enthusiasts, providing a treasure trove of knowledge and inspiration. Among its extensive resources, the book ‘Treasury of Garden Writing’ selected by Charles Elliott stands out as a distinguished compilation. This collection celebrates the art and passion of gardening through the lenses of various…
Discover the enchanting world of the Festiniog Railway with “A Traveller’s Guide to the Festiniog Railway.” This vintage paperback booklet offers a captivating exploration of the railway’s rich history, stunning scenery, and diverse rolling stock. Perfect for railway enthusiasts and casual travelers alike, this guide provides an insightful look into one of the most iconic…
John Lucas traces most troubles in the garden back to that regrettable incident in the Garden of Eden. If only that fruit from the tree of knowledge had been smitten by a severe attack of codling moth, scab or mildew, the world might be a very different place. But the fruit was tasted and enjoyed,…