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Dryad Press Leicester 1951 Vg/Poor (several large tears round dj edges with large areas of loss, clean green cloth lightly discoloured head of spine,a very good clean tight bright copy with no marks or inscriptions) octavo 190pp. Fifth impression. Constructive and decorative work in paper, cardboard and cloth pertaining to the making of folders, single-section booklets and a variety of similar articles. A complete course for junior scholars. Illustrated throughout with figures in the text and b/w photographs.

Ward Lock Educational London 1974 Fine/near fine (two tiny chips to dj, maroon cloth with silver titles on spine, hint of yellowing to front fixed endpaper else all tight and bright as new) octavo 233pp. First edition. Examinex the paradoxes of gilrs' education and suggests ways in which they might now be fully resolved.

Dobson, London, 1976 VG/VG . ex libris with stamps and usual marks. dj has touch of edge-rounding to ends of spine. not price-clipped. no inscriptions. unmarked, tight copy internally. 'Diary Of One Of Her Majestys Inspector Of Schools 1936 To 1970'

Cambridge University press, 1913 VG no dj. spine is rounded to both ends. there is a 1/2 inch split to one side of the soine covering in middle. boards are clean and bright with the odd speck of discolouration. not unsightly. tightly bound. ffeps and title page have light discolouration ( water - long since dried ? ) 1 inscription. clean tidy copy otherwise

London: Sea and Airborne Education, 1968 VG/VG First Edition. DJ has a B&W map print. DJ shows slight wear and few small tears, endpapaers are a little spotted and two school library stamps, otherwise good. Octavo pp 99. Overview of the knowledge needed to sail a ship, from types of instrument and weather through to navigation. Written for secondary school pupils.

London: Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co, undated VG Red cloth boards with gilt titling. Minor wear to the DJ. Front hinge had been taped, but browned heavily. Octavo 228pp. Copyright dated 1914. Book IV of the "Breare" Vocal Series teaching the techniques of professional singers.

Pitman London 1975 Vg/Vg (clean clipped dj with faint yellowing edges of flaps, a very good crisp clean bright copy with no marks or inscriptions) octavo 105pp. An honest account of the complexities behind the work of Children's Theatre, based on personal experience with a professional touring company.