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Title: Noddy's Brave Little Car: Description:
Purnell board book, 1974.

Title: Puss In Boots: Description:
Minipanorama pop-up series No 5, Brown Watson, 1981.

Title: Maple Town Annual 1989: Description:
Fleetway pubications quarto size annual.

Title: Rupert: The Daily Express Annual (1975): Description:
Beaverbrook Newspapers, 1975. Contains six Rupert stories as well as puzzles.

Title: Baedeker's Germany (aa Baedeker's): Description:
Baedeker/AA, 2nd edition, 1996. 628 page guide to Germany, wth a mass of valuable information.

Title: Sooty: Brave Sooty (picture Paperbacks): Description:
Follow the adventures of Sooty, Sweep and Soo in this book which is one of a series of picture story books. The stories are imaginative and easy-to-follow with key words printed in bold for easier understanding. Each book includes a puzzle page.

Title: The Edinburgh Book Of Home Upholstery: Description:
London and Edinburgh: Thomas Nelson (undated). First produved in 1937 by members of the Edinburgh College of Domestic Science sewing department 'for the use of students receiving technical instruction in Housewifery and Upholstery'. A clearly written and well illustrated guide to the subject.

Title: The National Trust Handbook For Members And Visitors 1996: Description:
Guide to National Trust properties and how to get to them. Maps and index.

Title: Sooty The Artist: Description:
Bristol: Purnell, 1985. Sooty adventure. Illustrated in colour.

Title: Young Mastermind Annual 1980: Description:
Manchester: World Distributors, 1979. 'Hundreds of Questions. Hundreds of Answers.' 'It covers such topics as people and places, nature, science, art, geography, music and general knowledge. Open the book at any page and learn something new about the world about you, or the world as it was.' Illustrated by Annabel Spenceley and Christine Horrocks.

Title: Be-ro Home Recipes: Description:
For scones, cakes, pastry and puddings. Published by Be-Ro self-raising flour (Thomas Bell & Son). 26th miilion (1950s). Recipes with illustrations.

Title: Super Cinema Annual 1953: Description:
London: Fleetway, 1953. Stories based on the latest films of the time (e.g. Robin Hood, The Man from Planet X, The Crimson Pirate), illustrated with photogrphs, articles and a quiz.

Title: Nursery Rhyme Pop-up Pictures: Description:
Paulton (Somerset) and London: Purnell & Sons (undated: c. 1960). The nursery rhymes are ‘Jack and Jill’ (pop-up); ‘Cock crows in the morn’; ‘Little Jack Horner’; ‘There was an Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe’’; ‘Andy Pandy’; ‘Three Wise Men of Gotham’; ‘One, Two, Three, Four, Five’; ‘Old King Cole’ (pop-up). Laminated pictorial boards.

Title: Guide Michelin Edition 1900: Description:
Modern facsimile reprint of the Michelin 'Guide Rouge' of 1900 (Guide Michelin, Offert gracieusement aux chauffers). Undated. French text with interesting advertisements.

Title: Make Your Own Scotch Whisky: Description:
Make Your Own Scotch Whisky, David Macaulay Advertising (undated). Sub-titled ‘An unabridged do-it-yourself-guide’, this 16 vo, stapled advertising pamphlet, produced on behalf of Teacher and Sons, was written by a ‘great-grandson of the Founder’, and is illustrated in colour by Rowland Emmett.

Title: Verisan Home Medical Guide And Year Book, 1939: Description:
Stapled 16 vo soft cover booklet. Issued ‘With the Compliments of Timothy Whites and Taylors’, then a national chain of chemist shops. Of historical interest, the book contains a range of information about medical and other matters, together with articles on, for example, ‘You and Your Complexion’ and many fascinating advertisements of the period for patent medicines and other products. Index.

Title: Triang Hornby Model Railways 13th Edition: Description:
Published by Rovex Scale Models , Margate. Of particular interest to model railway enthusiasts, this lavishly illustrated catalogue contains details of the Triang Hornby range of products at the time, including the new M-& Class Tank Locomotive.

Title: Triang Hornby Model Railways 12th Edition, 1966.: Description:
Published by Rovex Scale Models , Margate. Of particular interest to model railway enthusiasts, this lavishly illustrated catalogue contains details of the Triang Hornby range of products at the time.

Title: Hornby Railways Track Plans, 4th Edition, 1976.: Description:
Published by Rovex Models and Hobbies, Margate. Of particular interest to model railway enthusiasts, this illustrated guide gives details of a range of layouts for Hornby tracks and the products required, and shows how ‘extension of a model Train Set into a comprehensive model railway layout can provide a continual source of pleasure and interest’.

Title: Stanley Gibbons Elizabethan Stamp Catalogue 1965: Description:
London: Stanley Gibbons, 1965. Of interest to stamp collectors and students of the history of stamp collecting. ‘To mark the Centenary of the publication of the very first Stanley Gibbons Stamp Catalogue we proudly present this entirely new catalogue of the Elizabethan issues of the British Commonwealth’.

Title: Tom And Jerry Annual, 1978: Description:
Manchester, World Distributors, 1978. ‘Authorized edition as seen on BBC TV’ of Tom and Jerry cartoon annual, which contains the stories: ‘The Inventor’, ‘Cat and Mouse Capers’, ‘No Rest for Tom’, ‘Tipsy Proverbs’ and ‘The Champion Chump!’.

Title: I-spy In The Garden (i Spy): Description:
One of the "I Spy" series of activity books for children. Focusing on the garden, it contains things to spot and questions to answer, for which points can be scored and badges can be won.

Title: Rupert Adventure Book No 41: Description:
London: Oldbourne Book Co., 1959. Adventures featuring Rupert from the Daily Express cartoon.This issue contains the stories, 'Rupert and the Wild West Game' and 'Rupert and the Baby Cloud', as well as games and puzzles. Colour illustrations.

Title: Rupert Adventure Book No 46: Description:
Featuring Rupert from the Daily Express cartoon. This issue contains the stories, 'Rupert and the Sweetshop' and 'Rupert Visits the Professor', as well as games and puzzles. Colour illustrations.

Title: Adventure Book No. 49: Description:
London: Oldbourne Book Co., 1963. Featuring Rupert from the Daily Express cartoon, and contains the stories ‘Rupert and the Young Knight’ and ‘Rupert and the Whirlpool’, as well as games and puzzles. Colour illustrations.

Title: Rupert Adventure Book No. 49: Description:
London: Oldbourne Book Co., 1963. Featuring Rupert from the Daily Express cartoon, and contains the stories ‘Rupert and the Young Knight’ and ‘Rupert and the Whirlpool’, as well as games and puzzles. Colour illustrations.

Title: Rupert Adventure Book No. 40: Description:
London: Oldbourne Book Co., 1959. Features Rupert from the Daily Express cartoon, and contains the stories, ‘Rupert and Santa’s Holiday’ and ‘Rupert and Dandy Lion’.

Title: Essentials Calorie Counter: Description:
London: IPC Magazines, 1996. Pocket size guide to the calorie and fat content of a range of foods. Also includes guidance on diet planning, and how to keep calories consumed under control when eating out.

Title: The Wizard, No. 30 (5th September, 1970): Description:
D.C. Thomson & Co. Comic strips include: ‘Johnny Modesty’, ‘Inspector Bonehead’, ‘Trainer Macreddy’, ‘Billy Cinders’ and ‘The Crimson Claw’.

Title: 'vic Torry And His Flying Saucer',: Description:
(Fawcett Productions), London: L. Miller, 1950. Space adventure featuring space ace Vic Torry. In addition to cartoons ('The Captive Planet', 'The Evil of Sizz' and 'Catastrophe')about 'Vic Torry, Ace Test Pilot' and his 'aviation-enthusiast girlfriend, Laura', it contains features about 'Pilot Pete', 'Whipper-Snappers' and 'Pee Wee Pete'.

Title: Fodors Budget Travel London 1987: Description:
New York and London: Fodor’s Travel Guides, 1987. Still useful guide to London and its places of interest. Maps and Index.

Title: Some Cold Cookery Hints From English Electric.: Description:
Published by the Domestic Appliance Division of English Electric, East Lancashire Road, Liverpool Ten. Undated cookery pamphlet from c. 1950-60. A selection of cookery ‘hints’ for cold dishes, ranging from creamed shrimps to trout in aspic, florida salad and cheese d’artois.

Title: Dandy, No. 2889: Description:
Dandy comic, 5th April, 1991, London: D.C. Thomson & Co. Cartoons include Desperate Dan, Beryl the Peril, Hector Spectre, Blinky and Jonah.

Title: The Jell-o Recipe Book: Description:
1950s promotional booklet, distributed by Grape-Nuts of London. Recipes for clear and fruited desserts, clever tricks with Jell-o, fruit salads, whips and creams and savoury or vegetable moulded salads. Colour illustrations and cartoons.

Title: The Times History And Encyclopaedia Of The War Part 264: Description:
This is an opportunity to acquire a single issue of 'The Times History and Encyclopaedia of the War', which chronicles the history of the First World War. This monumental work was published by 'The Times' in 273 weekly parts, each 40 to 40 pages long, amounting to a total of 317 chapters. Individual issues dealt with one or more topics. The final issue appeared in July 1920, and so the complete History and Encyclopaedia covers the peace treaties which followed the First World War, as well as the course of the war itself. With numerous photographs and diagrams, in addition to text, 'The Times History and Encyclopaedia of the War' is an invaluable source of information about the First World War and its aftermath for both professional historians and those who want to extend their knowledge of this terrible conflict. The work was designed to be bound into 21 volumes of 500 pages each. Part 264 (of Vol. 21: pages 109-44), published on 7th October, 1919, deals with the mercantile marine and inland transport. It contains Chapter CCCVII (Work of the Mercantile Marine: including organization in 1918, transport of American troops, measures taken to maintain essential supplies, ships built to government ordr, shipping losses of maritime nations and tributes to the mercantile marine) and Chapter CCCVIII (Inland Transport: including work in France and Flanders, straighening a river, beating the U-boat and battlefield salvage). There are 31 black/white illustrations.