Search Results: Lancashire from C L Hawley

Chorley: Countryside Publications,. Paperback. 48pp. 10 walks in and around the Pendle-side villages. Sketch maps for each walk plus black and white photographs throughout. Lightly rubbed. Very good copy. . Paperback. 1984.

Published by the author. Unpaginated. Poetry in either standard English or a modified Lancashire dialect (designed to be understood by those outside of Lancashire) Signed by Jimmy Fell to author's foreword page, ''Best Wishes, Jimmy Fell''. Stapled binding. Lightly rubbed. Very good copy. . Pamphlet. First edition.

Clapham: Dalesman Books,. Paperback. Unpaginated. A-Z of words and phrases common with the various Lancashire dialects and often applicable to other northern English dialects. Some integral black and white line drawings. Sunned to spine. Lightly rubbed to corners. Good+, sound copy. . Paperback. 1982.

Wakefield: EP Publishing,. Hardback. 96pp. Biographies of 12 Lancashire figures: Thomas, 1st Earl of Derby; George Marsh, farmer, preacher, martyr; Humphrey Chetham; Richard Arwright; Francis, Third Duke of Bridgewater; William Roscoe; Sir John Barriw; Captain Crow, last Liverpool slave captain; Elizabeth Gaskell; William Hesketh Lever, 1st Viscount Leverhulme; L S Lowry; Kathleen Ferrier. Brown boards with silver titles. Dust wrapper is a little tanned. Very good copy in Good dw. . Hardcover. 1975.

Lancashire: Friends of Real Lancashire,. 32pp. Card covers. Some black and white illustrations. A range of articles and snippets on matters relating to the traditional county of Lancashire from the Mersey to the edge of the Lake District. Articles feature both people and places and will be of interest to local and family historians. Minimal wear. Very clean and bright. Near fine copy. . Pamphlet. 2005.

Lancashire: Friends of Real Lancashire,. Pamphlet, 31pp. Card covers. Some black and white illustrations. A range of articles and snippets on matters relating to the traditional county of Lancashire from the Mersey to the edge of the Lake District. Articles feature both people and places and will be of interest to local and family historians. This issues includes an article on M6 Britain's first motorway, Lancashire castles, The Lancaster Bomber, Baines' Lancashire and Tim Bobbin the dialect poet. Light coffee type stain to back. lightly rubbed, curled to corners. Good, sound copy. . Pamphlet. 2009.

Lancashire: Friends of Real Lancashire,. Pamphlet, 32pp. Card covers. Some black and white illustrations. A range of articles and snippets on matters relating to the traditional county of Lancashire from the Mersey to the edge of the Lake District. Articles feature both people and places and will be of interest to local and family historians. This issues includes an article on Harkirk Chapel in Little Crosby, Hylda Baker, castles of Lancashire. Lightly rubbed. Very good copy. . Pamphlet. 2008.

Lancashire: Friends of Real Lancashire,. Paperback. 32pp. Card covers. Some black and white illustrations. A range of articles and snippets on matters relating to the traditional county of Lancashire from the Mersey to the edge of the Lake District. Articles feature both people and places and will be of interest to local and family historians. Includes articles on HMS Foudroyant, asparagus, The Peel Tower and the East Lancashire Regiment etc. Minimal wear. Very clean and bright. Near fine copy. . Pamphlet. 2005.

Lancashire: Friends of Real Lancashire,. Pamphlet, 32pp. Card covers. Some black and white illustrations. A range of articles and snippets on matters relating to the traditional county of Lancashire from the Mersey to the edge of the Lake District. Articles feature both people and places and will be of interest to local and family historians. This issues includes an article on William Walton, Salford, Ye Old Boar's Head Middleton, and Liverpool and the American Civil War. Lightly rubbed. Very good copy. . Pamphlet. 2007.

London: Jonathan Cape,. Hardback. Landscape format. 31pp. Lovely near-full page painting showing early twentieth century Lancashire. The artist reminiscences about her childhood in Lees. Clean and neat. Near fine copy in near fine dust wrapper. . Hardcover. 1973.

Newton Abbot: Sportsmans Book Club,. Hardback. 170p. The history of Lancashire County Cricket Club with focus on the ground at Old Trafford. From the nineteenth century beginnings to the present day. Dust wrapper is complete but scuffed to surface and rubbed to edges. Very good copy in Fair dw. . Hardcover. 1973.

Pamphlet. 24pp. Brief history of Whalley followed by the history of the church. Stapled binding. Old dry label mark to front. lightly rubbed with slight creasing to corners. Good+, sound copy. . Pamphlet. sixth edition. 1978.

Clapham: Dalesman,. Paperback. 96pp. A guide to birds covering the whole Pennine area from the Cheviot Hills to the Peak District. Black and white illustrations throughout. A little surface rubbed. Somewhat tanned to spine. Good, sound copy. . Paperback. 1977.

Bolton: Bolton Festival Committee,. Pamphlet. 47pp. Lancashire dialect poems. Lightly rubbed to edges. Very slightly faded. Very good copy. . Paperback. 1985.

Otley: Smith Settle,. Paperback. 236pp. The true story of the Buck and Whittaker families in the late eighteenth century. The extracts of letters with lively commentary tell the story of the Bucks of Bradford and the Whittakers of Manchester, and William Whittaker's eleven year exile in Charleston, South Carolina. Integral black and white illustrations throughout. Remains of label mark to front. Pen mark through bard code to back. Slightly sunned to spine. Very good copy. . Paperback. 1992.

Guide and history of the Lancashire town. Black and white photographs throughout Disbound: cloth spine has disintegrated and the book is totally disbound but appears complete. Requires repair . None.