Great Britain & Maps, topography and geography of the British Isles and coastine, walking tours and oddly British curiosities.
IAN CROFTON Book Number: 93635 |
Published price: £20
Bibliophile price: £7.50
Product format: Hardback
=
|
England is surrounded by a fringe of mud and pearls - tidal flats and marshes, holiday parks and petrochemical works, jagged cliffs and silver beaches. It has the isles of Canvey, Sheppey, Foulnes...
|
|
|
PHILIP DAVIES Book Number: 93714 |
Published price: £50
Bibliophile price: £32.00
Product format: Hardback
=
|
From the Historic England popular series by the historian who has researched incredible photographic archives and who here selects 1,200 of the best images depicting the yards and alleys of Georgia...
|
|
|
PETER DAZELEY & MARK DALY Book Number: 93738 |
Published price: £35
Bibliophile price: £25.00
Product format: Hardback
=
|
The cobalt blue pendant-vaulted ceiling with golden lettering and decoration at Hampton Court Palace has been restored and is exactly what Henry VIII would have seen. Angels Costumes has eight mil...
|
|
|
New O JOY FOR ME! |
Published price: £20
Bibliophile price: £6.50
Product format: Hardback
=
|
It was from the 1740s onward that cartographers, poets and artists had begun to give outsiders some idea of what the Lakeland landscape of mountains and valleys, lakes, rivers and waterfalls actual...
|
|
|
NICK ARDLEY Book Number: 93775 |
Published price: £18.99
Bibliophile price: £6.50
Product format: Paperback
=
|
The Lower Thames Estuary has many picturesque rivers that feed it and the author loves to stop awhile and ponder, drift into shallow anchorages for a night or two and investigate the local shores. ...
|
|
|
CHRISTOPHER WINN Book Number: 93862 |
Published price: £12.99
Bibliophile price: £6.50
Product format: Hardback
=
|
The longest street name in Britain is Bolderwood Arboretum Ornamental Drive in the New Forest. The shortest is Rye in Puriton in Somerset. There are some 800,000 streets in England, Scotland and ...
|
|
|
JOHN DAVIS Book Number: 93507 |
Published price: £30
Bibliophile price: £12.50
Product format: Hardback
=
|
Why London? Why now? Swinging London was a journalistic phenomenon of the 1960s, headlined by designers like Mary Quant and stars of pop culture like Mick Jagger. London had been leading internati...
|
|
|
PHILIP DAVIES Book Number: 93713 |
Published price: £50
Bibliophile price: £25.00
Product format: Hardback
=
|
A companion to the now classic Panoramas of Lost London code 90655 by the same author, Bibliophile is thrilled to finally stock first time discounted this monumental 480 page photographic tome. Ag...
|
|
|
BRONWEN RILEY Book Number: 93913 |
Published price: £13.99
Bibliophile price: £7.50
Product format: Paperback
=
|
AD 130. Rome is the dazzling heart of a vast empire and Hadrian its most complex and compelling ruler. Faraway Britannia is one of the Romans' most troublesome provinces: here the sun is seldom s...
|
|
|
ADRIAN TINNISWOOD Book Number: 93943 |
Published price: £30
Bibliophile price: £14.00
Product format: Hardback
=
|
A rollicking tour of the English country home after World War II, when swinging London collided with aristocratic values. As the sun set slowly on the British Empire, its mansions fell and rose. ...
|
|
|