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	BARTON, R M Life in Cornwall in the Early Nineteenth Century Truro, United Kingdom, Dyllansow Truran. 1997, Reprint. (ISBN: 185022112X) Hard Cover. HB + DW, 248 pages, in Fine + Fine condition. Fine/Fine. GBP 10.00 [Appr.: EURO 11 US$ 16.54 \| JP¥ 1423] Book number: 44487 Click here to order or inquire at recollectionsbookshop.co.uk.
	BARTON, RITA Life in Cornwall - Set of 4 Volumes Truro, Cornwall, Bradford Barton. Various. (ISBN: 185022112X) `. 4 x HB + DW, Vol 1 is In The Early Nineteenth Century ISBN 185022112X in Fine + Fine condition. Vol 2 is in the Mid - Nineteenth Century No ISBN 1971 in VG + VG condition A little foxing in places and an owners label on the title page. Vol 3 is Ine the Late Nineteenth Century No ISBN Published 1972 in Fine + VG condition. Owners label inside front cover. Vol 4 is At The End of the Nineteenth Century On ISBN 1974, in Fine + Fine condition. The packaged weight of this book is over 2kg and additional postage will be payable. Please email for details if required. We do not charge for packaging. PLEASE NOTE The illustration is of Volume One. GBP 50.00 [Appr.: EURO 55 US$ 82.7 \| JP¥ 7114] Book number: 30582 Click here to order or inquire at recollectionsbookshop.co.uk.
	BARTON, RITA Life in Cornwall in the Mid-Nineteenth Century Truro, Cornwall, Bradford Barton. 1971, First Edition. Hard Cover. HB + DW, 244 pages, in VG + VG condition, there is a little scuffing to the DW and very slight sunning of the spine. This is a volume of extracts from the principal Cornish newspaper "The West Briton" and covers the two decades from 1835 to 1855. Very Good/Very Good. GBP 15.00 [Appr.: EURO 16.5 US$ 24.81 \| JP¥ 2134] Book number: 33841 Click here to order or inquire at recollectionsbookshop.co.uk.
	BARTON, RITA Life in Cornwall at the End of the Nineteenth Century Truro, Cornwall, Bradford Barton. 1974, First Edition. Hard Cover. HB + DW, 174 pages, in Fine + VG condition, This is a volume of extracts from the principal Cornish newspaper "The West Briton" and covers the last quarter of the 19th Century. Fine/Very Good. GBP 7.50 [Appr.: EURO 8.25 US$ 12.41 \| JP¥ 1067] Book number: 41711 Click here to order or inquire at recollectionsbookshop.co.uk.
	BARTON, RITA Life in Cornwall in the Late Nineteenth Century Truro, Cornwall, Bradford Barton. 1972, First Edition. Hard Cover. HB + DW, 280 pages, in Fine + VG condition. This is a volume of extracts from the principal Cornish newspaper "The West Briton" and covers the two decades from 1854 to 1874. Fine/Very Good. GBP 16.00 [Appr.: EURO 17.75 US$ 26.46 \| JP¥ 2277] Book number: 48060 Click here to order or inquire at recollectionsbookshop.co.uk.
	BRADLEY, KATHERINE Friends and Visitors : A First History of the Women's Suffrage Movement in Cornwall, 1870-1914 Penzance, Cornwall, Hypatia Trust. 2000, First Edition. (ISBN: 1872229387) Paperback. Laminated PB, 90 pages, in VG condition. Very Good. GBP 4.00 [Appr.: EURO 4.5 US$ 6.62 \| JP¥ 569] Book number: 47566 Click here to order or inquire at recollectionsbookshop.co.uk.
	JENKIN, A K HAMILTON Cornwall and Its People Newton Abbot, David & Charles. 1970, New Impressiion. (ISBN: 0175358383) Paperback. PB, 487 pages, in VG condition, the spine is sunned with a small scuff in one corner. Very Good. GBP 3.00 [Appr.: EURO 3.5 US$ 4.96 \| JP¥ 427] Book number: 33880 Click here to order or inquire at recollectionsbookshop.co.uk.
	KEAST, JOHN Cornish Epitaphs Volume 1 Redruth, Cornwall, Dyllansow Truran. 1981, First Edition. (ISBN: 0907566154) Paperback. Yellow card covers, 64 pages, in VG condition. Very Good. GBP 4.00 [Appr.: EURO 4.5 US$ 6.62 \| JP¥ 569] Book number: 47703 Click here to order or inquire at recollectionsbookshop.co.uk.
	OPIE, MARTIN Little Ambella and the Lost Valley Redurth, Cornwall, Curlew Publications. 1999, First Edition. Paperback. Card covers, 51 pages, in Fine condition, there is a signature on the title page "To Trevor, best wishes Martin" which is presumed to be the author. There is an additional copy available without inscription, in Fine condition, for £3.50. Fine. GBP 4.00 [Appr.: EURO 4.5 US$ 6.62 \| JP¥ 569] Book number: 47390 Click here to order or inquire at recollectionsbookshop.co.uk.
	SAGAR-FENTON, MICHAEL The Rosebud and the Newlyn Clearances - Signed Copy Truro, Cornwall, Truran. 2003, First Edition. (ISBN: 1850221839) Paperback. PB, 96 pages, in Fine condition. SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR. "Armada of One to Invade London" proclaimed the Sunday Graphic in the Autumn of 1937. The story of Rosebud caught the nation's imagination and her voyage was the culmination of a battle to save the fishing village of Newlyn from wanton destruction. Most of its old cottages and courts found themselves as 'slums' by Penzance Borough Council who proposed to replace them with modern blocks of flats. The protesters hit on the inspired and romantic idea of sending their petition for the survival of their village directly to the Houses of Parliament on board a Newlyn fishing boat, the Rosebud. The image of the brave little vessel on the Thames approaching the Palace of Westminster filled the newspapers and film newsreels, and became an icon to those struggling to preserve the best of the past before it was swept away. This is the first time that this story is fully told. Fine. GBP 7.50 [Appr.: EURO 8.25 US$ 12.41 \| JP¥ 1067] Book number: 33582 Click here to order or inquire at recollectionsbookshop.co.uk.
	SAGAR-FENTON, MICHAEL The Rosebud and the Newlyn Clearances Truro, Cornwall, Truran. 2003, First Edition. (ISBN: 1850221839) Paperback. PB, 96 pages, in Fine condition. "Armada of One to Invade London" proclaimed the Sunday Graphic in the Autumn of 1937. The story of Rosebud caught the nation's imagination and her voyage was the culmination of a battle to save the fishing village of Newlyn from wanton destruction. Most of its old cottages and courts found themselves as 'slums' by Penzance Borough Council who proposed to replace them with modern blocks of flats. The protesters hit on the inspired and romantic idea of sending their petition for the survival of their village directly to the Houses of Parliament on board a Newlyn fishing boat, the Rosebud. The image of the brave little vessel on the Thames approaching the Palace of Westminster filled the newspapers and film newsreels, and became an icon to those struggling to preserve the best of the past before it was swept away. This is the first time that this story is fully told. Fine. GBP 6.00 [Appr.: EURO 6.75 US$ 9.92 \| JP¥ 854] Book number: 47972 Click here to order or inquire at recollectionsbookshop.co.uk.

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	BARTON, R M Life in Cornwall in the Early Nineteenth Century Truro, United Kingdom, Dyllansow Truran. 1997, Reprint. (ISBN: 185022112X) Hard Cover. HB + DW, 248 pages, in Fine + Fine condition. Fine/Fine. GBP 10.00 [Appr.: EURO 11 US$ 16.54 \| JP¥ 1423] Book number: 44487 Click here to order or inquire at recollectionsbookshop.co.uk.
	BARTON, RITA Life in Cornwall - Set of 4 Volumes Truro, Cornwall, Bradford Barton. Various. (ISBN: 185022112X) `. 4 x HB + DW, Vol 1 is In The Early Nineteenth Century ISBN 185022112X in Fine + Fine condition. Vol 2 is in the Mid - Nineteenth Century No ISBN 1971 in VG + VG condition A little foxing in places and an owners label on the title page. Vol 3 is Ine the Late Nineteenth Century No ISBN Published 1972 in Fine + VG condition. Owners label inside front cover. Vol 4 is At The End of the Nineteenth Century On ISBN 1974, in Fine + Fine condition. The packaged weight of this book is over 2kg and additional postage will be payable. Please email for details if required. We do not charge for packaging. PLEASE NOTE The illustration is of Volume One. GBP 50.00 [Appr.: EURO 55 US$ 82.7 \| JP¥ 7114] Book number: 30582 Click here to order or inquire at recollectionsbookshop.co.uk.
	BARTON, RITA Life in Cornwall in the Mid-Nineteenth Century Truro, Cornwall, Bradford Barton. 1971, First Edition. Hard Cover. HB + DW, 244 pages, in VG + VG condition, there is a little scuffing to the DW and very slight sunning of the spine. This is a volume of extracts from the principal Cornish newspaper "The West Briton" and covers the two decades from 1835 to 1855. Very Good/Very Good. GBP 15.00 [Appr.: EURO 16.5 US$ 24.81 \| JP¥ 2134] Book number: 33841 Click here to order or inquire at recollectionsbookshop.co.uk.
	BARTON, RITA Life in Cornwall at the End of the Nineteenth Century Truro, Cornwall, Bradford Barton. 1974, First Edition. Hard Cover. HB + DW, 174 pages, in Fine + VG condition, This is a volume of extracts from the principal Cornish newspaper "The West Briton" and covers the last quarter of the 19th Century. Fine/Very Good. GBP 7.50 [Appr.: EURO 8.25 US$ 12.41 \| JP¥ 1067] Book number: 41711 Click here to order or inquire at recollectionsbookshop.co.uk.
	BARTON, RITA Life in Cornwall in the Late Nineteenth Century Truro, Cornwall, Bradford Barton. 1972, First Edition. Hard Cover. HB + DW, 280 pages, in Fine + VG condition. This is a volume of extracts from the principal Cornish newspaper "The West Briton" and covers the two decades from 1854 to 1874. Fine/Very Good. GBP 16.00 [Appr.: EURO 17.75 US$ 26.46 \| JP¥ 2277] Book number: 48060 Click here to order or inquire at recollectionsbookshop.co.uk.
	BRADLEY, KATHERINE Friends and Visitors : A First History of the Women's Suffrage Movement in Cornwall, 1870-1914 Penzance, Cornwall, Hypatia Trust. 2000, First Edition. (ISBN: 1872229387) Paperback. Laminated PB, 90 pages, in VG condition. Very Good. GBP 4.00 [Appr.: EURO 4.5 US$ 6.62 \| JP¥ 569] Book number: 47566 Click here to order or inquire at recollectionsbookshop.co.uk.
	JENKIN, A K HAMILTON Cornwall and Its People Newton Abbot, David & Charles. 1970, New Impressiion. (ISBN: 0175358383) Paperback. PB, 487 pages, in VG condition, the spine is sunned with a small scuff in one corner. Very Good. GBP 3.00 [Appr.: EURO 3.5 US$ 4.96 \| JP¥ 427] Book number: 33880 Click here to order or inquire at recollectionsbookshop.co.uk.
	KEAST, JOHN Cornish Epitaphs Volume 1 Redruth, Cornwall, Dyllansow Truran. 1981, First Edition. (ISBN: 0907566154) Paperback. Yellow card covers, 64 pages, in VG condition. Very Good. GBP 4.00 [Appr.: EURO 4.5 US$ 6.62 \| JP¥ 569] Book number: 47703 Click here to order or inquire at recollectionsbookshop.co.uk.
	OPIE, MARTIN Little Ambella and the Lost Valley Redurth, Cornwall, Curlew Publications. 1999, First Edition. Paperback. Card covers, 51 pages, in Fine condition, there is a signature on the title page "To Trevor, best wishes Martin" which is presumed to be the author. There is an additional copy available without inscription, in Fine condition, for £3.50. Fine. GBP 4.00 [Appr.: EURO 4.5 US$ 6.62 \| JP¥ 569] Book number: 47390 Click here to order or inquire at recollectionsbookshop.co.uk.
	SAGAR-FENTON, MICHAEL The Rosebud and the Newlyn Clearances - Signed Copy Truro, Cornwall, Truran. 2003, First Edition. (ISBN: 1850221839) Paperback. PB, 96 pages, in Fine condition. SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR. "Armada of One to Invade London" proclaimed the Sunday Graphic in the Autumn of 1937. The story of Rosebud caught the nation's imagination and her voyage was the culmination of a battle to save the fishing village of Newlyn from wanton destruction. Most of its old cottages and courts found themselves as 'slums' by Penzance Borough Council who proposed to replace them with modern blocks of flats. The protesters hit on the inspired and romantic idea of sending their petition for the survival of their village directly to the Houses of Parliament on board a Newlyn fishing boat, the Rosebud. The image of the brave little vessel on the Thames approaching the Palace of Westminster filled the newspapers and film newsreels, and became an icon to those struggling to preserve the best of the past before it was swept away. This is the first time that this story is fully told. Fine. GBP 7.50 [Appr.: EURO 8.25 US$ 12.41 \| JP¥ 1067] Book number: 33582 Click here to order or inquire at recollectionsbookshop.co.uk.
	SAGAR-FENTON, MICHAEL The Rosebud and the Newlyn Clearances Truro, Cornwall, Truran. 2003, First Edition. (ISBN: 1850221839) Paperback. PB, 96 pages, in Fine condition. "Armada of One to Invade London" proclaimed the Sunday Graphic in the Autumn of 1937. The story of Rosebud caught the nation's imagination and her voyage was the culmination of a battle to save the fishing village of Newlyn from wanton destruction. Most of its old cottages and courts found themselves as 'slums' by Penzance Borough Council who proposed to replace them with modern blocks of flats. The protesters hit on the inspired and romantic idea of sending their petition for the survival of their village directly to the Houses of Parliament on board a Newlyn fishing boat, the Rosebud. The image of the brave little vessel on the Thames approaching the Palace of Westminster filled the newspapers and film newsreels, and became an icon to those struggling to preserve the best of the past before it was swept away. This is the first time that this story is fully told. Fine. GBP 6.00 [Appr.: EURO 6.75 US$ 9.92 \| JP¥ 854] Book number: 47972 Click here to order or inquire at recollectionsbookshop.co.uk.