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First edition thus. Hardback. Fine/fine. As New. Unread. 1st thus.192 pages. No inscriptions. Ideal Present. Reprint of the 1980 book. Exeter, Devon Photographs and Text. . Exeter Capital of Devon, which has a history going back nearly 2000 years celebrates this year (1980 ) the 1900th anniversary of its foundation as a self governing civil community. For many years conflicts have arisen in Exeter with regard to its Historic buildings and its rebuilding after sustaining war damage. Z1

2006. First edition thus. Hardback. Fine/fine. 192 pages. No inscriptions. Ideal Present. Reprint of the 1980 book. Exeter, Devon Photographs and Text. . Exeter Capital of Devon, which has a history going back nearly 2000 years celebrates this year (1980 ) the 1900th anniversary of its foundation as a self governing civil community. For many years conflicts have arisen in Exeter with regard to its Historic buildings and its rebuilding after sustaining war damage. copy 2B2

.FINE SIGNED SCARCE COPY.Fine Copy. Crediton Devon, SiGNED BY THE AUTHOR ON TITLE PAGE.SCARCEPlease See Photos for Condition.C3

Fine Softcover, Clean, No inscriptions, Bright. Near as new. Clean Bright258pp. numerous distribution maps throughout. Original coloured pictorial laminated limp wraps.,Please See Photos for ConditionB8

2004. First edition. Paperback. Fine. Book Condition: FINE. Limited Edition : First Edition. 220x270mm. near as new copy. 80 monochrome photographs by 20 West Country photographers reflecting personal feelings & evoking a sense of time & place. "All the photographs have been taken in Dorset, Devon & Somerset & depict the diversity of the landscape, buildings & people." Limited edition of 2,500 copies. Signed by Author, Ron Frampton, plus Dianne Dowling (Devon), Paul Harver (Somerset) and John Page FRPS. (Ithink) ( who wrote the forward). B1

Very Good+ Book. SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR. Clrean and bright except for circular cup mark on rear cover ( not too distracting).
Holloway a Devon man born in Exmouth,looks at Devon battles over the years.
SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR.
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Hardback. Condition: FINE . Dust Jacket Condition: Fine. B/W Photographs (illustrator). First Edition. 127 pages. : Clean, No inscriptions.
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Fine Book & Wrapper: Clean, No inscriptions. See Photos.
Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Fine. 2000, large format (A4+), hardback in jacket, 128 pages | very lightly read copy - clean and bright, tight spine.
n clean, bright dust jacket which has neat edges and has not been price clipped. No inscriptions, clean.
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P.D.S. Printers, Plymouth., c 1988. First edition. softcover. very good. A CENTURY ON THE RIVER DART: PART 1: A SEAFARER\'S VIEW COMPILED WITH THE AID OF PHOTOGRAPHS IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE DARTMOUTH MUSEUM. Blue Star and other liners to spritsail barges and warships. Part 1. 32pp. prof.illus. card covers.. Very Good Condition. No inscriptions.. Z9

c1988. First edition. Paperback. Very Good. c1988: Paperback. Very Good. Condition: Very Good. A Pilots view in association with Dartmouth Museum.. Illustrated. 32pp. prof.illus. Card Covers.. Very Good Condition. No inscriptions. Z9

Good to Very Good Book . Slight tanning otherwise VG50 pages. Maps and photos.Signed by AUTHOR on Title PageVERY SCARCE.Includes a handwritten latter from Elsa Chapman Please See Photos for Condition.D4

Dartmoor Prison: Parcere Subjectis v.1: The Worlds Most Famous Prison: Parcere Subjectis Vol 1.

Devon Archaeological Exploration Society,, 1966. First edition. Softcover. Very Good.. A very ood copy, appears unread. Minor shelf wear to cover edges and corners. No inscriptions. 39pp - contents include: Early Roman outposts on the N Devon coast, Old Burrow and Martinhoe. Fold Outs.Z3

Devon County Ladies Golf Association, 2000: First edition. Hardback. Fine. Privately published by the Devon County Ladies Golf Association. 182 pages. No inscriptions, Illustrated. RARE. Fine . Z6

Devon, 2001. First edition. Hardback. Fine / Fine. First edition . 200pp. Illustrated throughout in black & white, plus 52 colour plates. Original burgundy cloth, dust wrapper. The book is in excellent condition; the dust wrapper is very good (some minor creasing of the extremities). An illustrated history of thatching and thatched buildings in Devon and includes Colour and B & W iliustrations. Wrapper not price cut. No inscriptions. B1.

The first title in a major new series from NavyBooks chronicling all warships built in the Royal Dockyard since 1860. In August 1689 the Admiralty raised the possibility of building a dry dock somewhere within the Devonport harbour limits. From its inception, ships were being refitted in the new Dockyard and within twelve months, the first two Devonport Warships built had been launched. Many, many more followed - including some illustrious and historic names HMS ROYAL OAK, HMS WARSPITE and HMS EXETER. The last warship to be launched at Devonport was the frigate HMS SCYLLA, launched in 1968 and completed in 1969. The last large vessel to come off the slip was the Research Vessel Crystal, launched in 1971. Lt Cdr Ken Burns published the first edition of this book in 1981 - this revised, updated and reformatted edition includes new images, more details and extended captions for every warship built in the dockyard since 1860. A reference book for the enthusiast and generalist to enjoy. 200 pages with over… Read More

Fine : Near Mint Book and wrapper. except for name dedication. SIGNED BY HARLAND WALSHAW.
Devon's churches are famous for their craftsmanship, particularly their wood carving; they also feature the finest collection of mediaeval screens. Devon's Churches includes double-page features on 80 major churches with 100 further churches listed in lesser detail. In researching this book author John Lane and photographer Harland Walshaw visited well over 200 Devon churches, with John providing detailed descriptions and Harland the stunning black and white photographs of their details, everything from bench ends to stained glass windows. The history of Devon is told in its churches, including the chapels and aisles built by the wool trade. Church visiting takes you deep into the parts of rural Devon you might never otherwise visit, not only into the wilds of Exmoor and Dartmoor, but into the heart of rural East Devon, and deep into the banked lanes and steep river valleys. This is a pilgrimage through the… Read More

2003. Hardback. Hardcover. Book Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. 210mm x 300mm. Dust wrapper has only very minor rubbing on top edge, other wise as fine, not price clipped, internal photographs and pages unspoilt and in near fine condition. very slight edge tanning. Post code inscriptions and inscription on inside cover. First. Scarce. Y2

Softcover, , 98pp : fineWidecombe, Dartmoor, Devon, Early Farmhoueses and longhouses.Clean and bright.Please See Photos for ConditionC1

East Devon Pebbled Heaths Conservation Trust, 2007. First edition. Hardback. Fine/fine. This Fine copy of East Devon Pebbled Heaths 240 Million Years in the Making by Andrew Cooper. Near As New. Please look at photos for condition.Z3