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  • - British Wartime Memorabilia, 1939-1945
    by Peter Doyle
    £20.49

    For those living in Britain between 1939 and 1945, the war was an ever-present reality. Huge numbers of objects relating to the war effort at home were manufactured and became commonplace in homes up and down the land. This work talks about this issue.

  • by Ian Pont
    £11.49

    An accessible bowling manual that any seam or swing bowler playing at any level can understand. It reveals the secrets of fast bowling and explains how it is possible to simultaneously bowl fast, straight and accurately.

  • by James Waltham
    £16.49

    Intended for sea trout anglers, this book contains information, tips, and advice for those who wish to improve their sea trout fishing. It includes information on how to fish at night, in rivers with low-water conditions, in estaurine and coastal waters, and sea and freshwater lochs, along with a discussion of tackle and tactics.

  • by Tony McCormack
    £14.49

    Driveways, paths and patios are an essential part of most properties, and this comprehensive book provides a detailed explanation of exactly how they are designed, planned, and constructed. It describes the range of tools and equipment needed, and also details the constructions of kerbs and edging and laying methods for flags, block paving.

  • by Peter Rossdale
    £20.49

    Regarded as a standard work since first publication in 1975, The Horse from Conception to Maturity has now been extended to include the very latest in veterinary techniques and research relating to the breeding of horses.

  • by Andrew Steven & Peter Amodio
    £13.99

  • - The Shotgun
    by Lewis Potter
    £20.49

    Deals with one of the finest sporting firearms ever invented - the shotgun. This title includes various types of shotgun that ranges from the sidelock ejector, to the everyman gun, the humble economy single barrel.

  • by Colin Winslow
    £16.49

    A guide to designing scenery of various kinds for a variety of stages. It takes you through the process of turning initial ideas and sketches into final sets that enhance the audience's understanding of the play. Photographs of stage sets are included, together with illustrations, stage plans, technical drawings, and models and colour renderings.

  • - Technique, Training, Competition Strategy
    by Alan Lynn
    £9.49

    Aimed at swimmers of various levels of ability, young or old, novice or expert, coaches, and trainers. This book explains the sport of swimming, and analyses the strokes from the beginning stages through to advanced competition. It is illustrated with underwater and above-water colour photographs.

  • by David Trott
    £6.99

    Riding a Dressage Test demystifies the requirements for dressage competition at preliminary, novice and elementary levels. The international dressage judge, David Trott, explains in an easy-to-understand way exactly what the judge expects to see in the different movements of the tests. In addition, an example of each test movement is given, with comprehensive guidelines for riding the movements correctly. This book, together with its stable companion, Preparing for a Dressage Test, is essential reading for both trainers and riders and will help competitors to maximize their test-riding potential.

  • by Britt Nurmann
    £11.49

    A remarkable photographic recreation of the appearance of the Norse explorers, invaders and colonists of 8th-11th century Europe. The combination of specialist photography and ''living history'' societies allows us to study and record the appearance and lifestyle of the Vikings: the Norse costume, weapons, armor, tools and homes. Europa Militaria Special 6.

  • by Daniel Peterson
    £12.99

    In this book, for the first time, the 500-year story of the evolution of the Roman legionary, his armor and equipment is told in vivid color photographs of museum-quality reconstructions. The Roman soldier is reconstructed by actors authentically armored and equipped. Europa Militaria Special 2.

  • by Rear Admiral Dave Oliver
    £12.99

    Tae Kwon Do is a sport, a martial art, a fun way to keep fit and a means of self-defence that is suited to the modern age. Topics include: the grading system; the stances, weapons and vulnerable points of the body; and the training principles for strength, flexibility and speed.

  • by Mark Golds
    £9.49

    Written for players wanting a better knowledge of the game as well as for coaches and teachers, this book explains badminton from the basics to advanced shots and game tactics. It offers an overview of the game through to advice on match play and fitness programmes plus training practice exercises.

  • by Peter Philpott
    £12.99

    This guide shows players and coaches at all levels how to acquire the skills of wrist-spin bowling. Areas covered include: the basic techniques step-by-step; solving bowling problems; how to bat against wrist-spins; mental and physical preparation for matches; and tactics to use.

  • by Edward Hart
    £27.49

    A guide to the conditioning, producing, training, and exhibition of the heavy horse breeds. The author gives advice on general care, handling, feeding, shoeing, plaiting, and preparation for the show ring. Harness, handlers, carts, and carriages are examined and the problems of moving these gentle giants and their vehicles are covered.

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