A Glimpse into the Stoke to Market Drayton Line The Stoke to Market Drayton Line: Railway Booklet by C R Lester offers an in-depth overview of one of the most historically significant railway lines, alongside its intricate network of associated canals and mineral branches. Published in 1983 by The Oakwood Press, this entry in the…
Texas Instruments TI-30 GALAXY Owner’s Manual (1984) – 69-page paperback handbook for the TI-30 GALAXY calculator by TEXAS INSTRUMENTS. Covers basic and advanced functions. Clean internal pages, worn outer cover. A collectible for retro calculator enthusiasts. Available at Ko7.com.
Warlock by Wilbur Smith, published by Pan Books in 2002. This 693-page paperback is the third book in the Ancient Egyptian series and follows Taita as he becomes involved in a dangerous struggle for the future of Egypt. A good choice for readers who enjoy historical fiction, adventure, ancient Egypt and political intrigue.
The Seventh Scroll by Wilbur Smith is a 1996 Pan Books paperback in good used condition. Spanning 708 pages, this gripping adventure follows Royan Al Simmu and archaeologist Nicholas Quenton-Harper as they pursue clues connected to an ancient Pharaoh, a fading papyrus and a long-buried secret.
Welsh Narrow Gauge Railways From Old Picture Postcards by Andrew Neale is a nostalgic pictorial history showcasing vintage postcards of Wales’ famous narrow gauge railways. A fascinating addition for railway enthusiasts, transport historians, and collectors of Welsh railway memorabilia. Good used condition.
British Steam Since 1900 is a comprehensive 208-page paperback book by W.A. Tuplin, published in 1971 by Pan Books Ltd. This 54 year old edition is part of the esteemed David & Charles Series and is in Acceptable used condition, featuring a previous owner’s signature “A Vaughan, Harlech Aug. 1971” on the first page and…
Discover the rich history of Cheshire with “Down the Line,” a 105-page paperback by R. M. Bevan. This book takes you on a nostalgic journey along the old branch railway from Waverton to Whitchurch, exploring the charming villages and picturesque countryside that define this region. Published in 2007 by C.C. Publishing, this edition is in…
“I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings” is a poignant biography by Maya Angelou that chronicles her early life in the racially charged South of the 1920s. This first British publication, reprinted in June 1984 by Virago Press, offers readers an intimate glimpse into the struggles and triumphs of a young Black girl navigating a…
Taking Chances by Susan Lewis is a gripping novel of love, vengeance and ambition. Tom Chambers seeks justice following the murder of his journalist lover, while Hollywood producers attempt to turn her story into a film. As revenge, jealousy and desire collide, the characters become caught in a dangerous web of ambition and betrayal. Published by Arrow Books in 1999, this 487-page paperback is in good used condition.
Maybe the Moon is a poignant exploration of identity and resilience, penned by the acclaimed author Armistead Maupin. This paperback edition marks Maupin’s return to fiction after his beloved “Tales of the City” series, offering readers a fresh perspective on the life of an outsider navigating the complexities of society. With 335 pages of thought-provoking…