FREEBIES!

[Guy Farrish]

My success rate in giving stuff away here is lamentable, but I’ll give it another go:

I have no use for the following books and they are available for postage cost only (£3.20 each – Royal Mail Second Class Parcel) in the UK:

 

The Secret Lives of Lawrence of Arabia – Bantam Press edition 1971 by Philip Knightley

An Ordinary Soldier by Doug Beattie MC – RIR – career and Afghanistan.

The Royal Navy in Old Photographs by Wilfrid Pym Trotter

Machine Guns by Terry Gander

Napoleon’s Military Machine by Philip Haythornthwaite

The First Destroyers by David Lyon

 

If anyone wants more than one I’ll try and combine postage but some of these are quite meaty and if they go over 2kg total they’ll have to go separately. I’ll try my best.

PM me if you want anything and we can sort out addresses – payment will be via paypal.

Guy

 

 

[Guy Farrish]

Two gone.

I’ve updated the list above – all those are still available.

[Guy Farrish]

No takers?

I also have a

Warhammer: The Game of Fantasy Battles, Sixth Edition, – GONE

looking for a home.

Same deal – £3.20 postage. UK only.

 

[willz]

Guy have a try on these sites.

https://looseasswargamers.org.uk/

http://societyofgentlemengamers.com/index.php

[Guy Farrish]

Thanks Will.

I just thought I’d give TWW people first shout.

I clear out old books I’ve had in job lots now and then, but its getting harder to give them away. The local charity shop is now refusing to take hardbacks. as if they can’t sell them in about four weeks they get rid of them and their shredders jam on the hard boards

I’ll give it a couple of days and then try elsewhere. Thanks for the links.

Guy

[Guy Farrish]

Three more gone – the books in the list at the top are still available.

[Not Connard Sage]

Dear old Terry Gander, I remember all those Airfix guides wot ‘e wrote.

 

Is he still around?

Obvious contrarian and passive aggressive old prat, who is taken far too seriously by some and not seriously enough by others.

[Guy Farrish]

I don’t know – he must be in his eighties if he is, mustn’t he?

He must hold some sort of record for sheer number of books written on military hardware.

[Not Connard Sage]

At least. He was certainly prolific back in the day.

Obvious contrarian and passive aggressive old prat, who is taken far too seriously by some and not seriously enough by others.

[Guy Farrish]

Two more gone – list above amended – six left.

[Guy Farrish]

Another five if anyone is interested:

Battledress: The Uniforms of the World’ Great Armies ed I.T. Schick Intro by Alun Chalfont.

Army Life in the ’90s Philip Warner – Photographic history of the British army in the 1890s.

The Empire at War, John Bowie. Photographic record of British Empire Wars 1848-1908.

Falkland’s Armoury: The weapons, webbing, insignia and trophies from the Falklands War, 1982.

The Ship, Steam, Steel and Torpedoes. National Maritime Museum.

Same deal: £3.20 postage (except last one – The Ship which would be £2.39) – pm me here and we’ll sort out addresses and paypal.

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