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COLIN LYNCH'S NORTHWICH CD
£10.00 + £2.00
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The CD version of the much-acclaimed book, COLIN LYNCH’S NORTHWICH, with 400+ pages and over 350 photographs.
SHIPBUILDER'S APPRENTICE CD
One man's memories 1935-42 of Yarwood's Shipyard, Northwich
£10.00 + £2.00
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by Ken Evans
NEW EDITION: First published 2002
PAUL FERGUSON'S JUMPERS TO FOLLOW 2016/17
10th Edition
bettrendsshop.co.uk
HARTFORD, WHITEGATE & VALE ROYAL CD
£10.00 + £2.00
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(R.M.Bevan)CD version of "Hartford, Whitegate & Vale Royal". A superb collection of photographs, information and anecdotes.
Rich in history and none more so than the former Vale Royal Abbey and now, probably, the most historic setting of any golf course in the world. Requires Adobe Reader or alternative software.
TARVIN COUNTRY
£9.95 + £2.00
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(R.M Bevan)
Latest in the popular Times Past series. Covers an area radiating four or five miles from Tarvin (Cheshire) and takes in Barrow, Mouldsworth, Ashton Hayes, Willington, Burton, Clotton, Duddon, Stapleford, Hargrave, Huxley. 100 pages with over 140 superb photographs.
TARPORLEY and BEESTON COUNTRY CD
£10.00 + £2.00 UK POSTAGE
The CD version of the
popular book
Wonderful tales, nostalgia, over 170 illustrations.
The Dones of Utkinton, the Civil War, Tarporley Races, the Oulton Park tragedy. King's treasure at Beeston,
the Elephant & Castle, Tarporley's lost railway, etc
The CD contains PDF files. Requires Adobe Reader or similar.
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OUT-OF-PRINT BOOKS
Northwich of Yesteryear
Old Weaverham
Barnton Times Past
A Team For All Seasons
Views of Old Northwich
Middlewich 1900-1950
Cuddington & Sandiway
The Roodee: 450 Years of Racing in Chester
Mid Cheshire Ass. Football League 1948-1998
Sickle in the Sky
Land On My Feet
Weaverham: Village of Moonbeams
Acton Bridge: Snapshots in Time
Cuddington & Sandiway 2000
Sea Change - The Port of Mostyn
My Bizarre Naval
National Service
Extraordinary Life of
Robert Westall
The Carrier’s Tale
Insane But Not Daft
Fall of the Hammer
Formula For Murder
Tales of Old Delamere Forest
A Prince Among Poachers
Colin Lynch’s Northwich
The Best Is Yet To Be
Shipbuilder’s Apprentice
When Birmingham
Went Racing
Three Parishes
Norley, Oakmere, Delamere
Tarporley & Beeston Country
Kelsall & Willington
Breaking The
Shakespeare Codes
Down The Line - Waverton to Whitchurch
The Story of Delamere House & Delamere Park
Times Past: Kingsley, Acton Bridge & Crowton
Cheshire Association Football Diamond Jubilee
Hartford, Whitegate
& Vale Royal
The Doctors, The Dictionary & The Deva
Barnton Through
Changing Scenes
King of The River
William Horner’s Creamery
Willaston - A South Cheshire Village History
PROFILES OF MIDDLEWICH
(Prints, Posters & Postcards)
£9.95 + £2.00
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by A.L.Earl
Another outstanding publication from Allan Earl, author of Middlewich 900-1900 and Middlewich 1900-1950, the definitive histories of the old salt town. A4 Portrait, 84 pages.
DOWN THE LINE
CHESTER TO WHITCHURCH BRANCH RAILWAY CD
NEW EDITION
£10.00 + £2.00
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(R.M.Bevan)
Nostalgic journey along the old branch railway from Chester to Whitchurch. Wonderful evocative photographs.
Not a traditional railway book, touches upon all manner of people, including the wartime poet Wilfred Owen, Bishop Heber, and the great railway builder, Thomas Brassey. The section on the cheese industry is a delight. Carriage glimpse of the countryside, the communities, the branch line. Requires Adobe Reader or alternative software.
THE LOST BOYS OF
LOSTOCK - Those who
died in the Great War
£10.00 FREE
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(John A. Knowles)
A compelling account of the 65 men from the Cheshire parish of Lostock Gralam who were killed in the Great War. The author has unearthed the lives of the fallen and the personal suffering of their families. A book to remember.
THE STORY OF DELAMERE HOUSE and
DELAMERE PARK CD
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(David Coxhead & R.M.Bevan)
CD version with approx. 200 illustrations. The rise and fall of Delamere House, the Wilbraham family, Wartime United States' Army Camp, post-war years of Polish and Displaced Persons' Camp and now an executive housing estate. Contains PDF files. Requires Adobe Reader or similar.
MIDDLEWICH
1900 - 1950 CD
£10.00 + £2.00
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(A.L.Earl)
Middlewich1900 - 1950 was first published in book format in 1994 and is now a collector's item. This is the
CD version.
The author is recognised as the town's foremost historian and in Middlewich 1900 - 1950 he has combined meticulous research with his unrivalled collection of photographs and documents. This is anoutstanding work and has been reproduced in CD format to meet popular demand.
Requires Adobe Reader or alternative software.
CD: FIRST WORLD WAR
ROLL OF HONOUR
BRUNNER MOND & Co.
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CD of Brunner Mond & Co Ltd’s List of Employees who served in HM Forces during the Great War. Names, ranks, regiments. Those who served, those killed. Over 2,500 names covering company works at Winnington, Witton Street Saw Mill (Northwich), Lostock, Sandbach, Middlewich and Silvertown (London), plus office staff from London, Liverpool, China and India. Requires Adobe Reader or alternative software.
NORTHWICH VICTORIA
20 Years of Madness
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(R.M.Bevan)
The football story of Northwich Victoria’s twenty years of decline. In 1992, Vics were riding high in the National Conference.
Vics fall has been astonishing since they sold their home, the Drill Field, one of the oldest football grounds in the world.
Administration twice and their fantastic new stadium now demolished, this is a sad, sad account of a famous old football club.
THE PRICE
OF INNOCENCE
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(Maurice G. Nash)
Few men have survived to write a first-hand account of
the brutality of the 2nd World War.
Maurice Gorham Nash has never forgotten July 1944 when, in a remote area of Tuscany, he stumbled on the immediate aftermath of the massacres of 187 Italian citizens.
A half-century later he set out to investigate what largely remained one of the most moving, untold atrocities of
the war in Italy.