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[John]

List your books for sale here, leave an email address for members to contact you regarding your books.
It would be advisable to provide a list of the items you have for sale in your post.

[Tony]

I thought my email address appeared automatically, but it did not, so here it is:

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I am not sure if I am allowed to list all the books as this would be advertising.

Regards - Tony

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[John]

No problems Tony, be my guest list the books and what you want for them.
The sites pretty informal.

[Tony]

I am probably the only person to read the small print, no commercial activities :-)

Well here is my list:

Well part of it. I am now told it was more than 10k so I have to shorten it :-)

THE FOREST OF DEAN IN THE MINING JOURNAL AND OTHER REFERENCES by Tony Oldham [2002] 34 pp illus. One of my favourite pastimes is reading The Mining Journal. I started at the beginning, Vol 1 1835 and being a slow reader, I have only got as far as 1851, although I have flittered through later journals as well. Using quantity as a yardstick, rather than quality I tend to rate each entry by length instead of content. Often, I have quoted verbatim, and if I remember, this is enclosed in inverted commas. Col or column refers to the length, or part of the length of a page, about 16 inches. I have used the £ sign instead of the small letter L [cf lamina] and tried to retain original punctuation. Three full stops, [thus ... ] denotes a Mogadon attack or lack of interest and I have omitted a small or large chunk of text.
> This bibliography not only covers the Forest of Dean Mines, but includes its mine workers, mine owners, the Mushets - the legendary iron smelters, and to a lesser extent the railways. This is not just a boring index but a pot-pourri of anecdotes, like the two men who survived a 510 foot plunge down a shaft when the rope broke. How? Sorry, you will have to buy the book! SB £3.50 post free.
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>THE MINES OF THE FOREST OF DEAN and surrounding areas by Tony Oldham [2000] 65 pp surveys illus etc. Includes Coal, Iron and even a Gold Mine! A gazetteer which lists all the mines together with brief descriptions, NGR etc. Companion edition to the above and to Caves of the FoD. SB £7.50 .[£8.50 post free]
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>A PARTIAL INDEX TO THE MINING JOURNAL 1835 TO 1855 / and other mining references by Tony Oldham 41 pp millions of references, mainly Wales, but includes odd references to such exotic areas as: Avon [=Bristol coal field], Bishopston Silver Lead Mines, Devon, Ireland, Mendip Hills, Silver-lead mines, The Paull family (Cornish mine Captains) etc. SB £4.00
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>Also available on disc. A more useable format as one can do word search etc. 3.5" WinWord6 format for £3.00 .
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>THE CAVES AND MINES OF THE SYCHRYD GORGE by Keith Jones April 1992 Part 9 in the series Limestones and Caves of South Wales. 43 pp 15 surveys and maps, 5 photographs / illustrations. This account presents detailed information on all the known caves and mines of the Sychrhyd Gorge. This enchantingly beautiful area is found at the head of the Vale of Neath, 3 kilometres north east of Glyn Neath near the village of Pont Nedd Fechan. The limestone gorge is 500 metres long and is located on the downstream end of the River Sychryd just before its confluence with the River Mellte, and is guarded by one magnificent portal- the famous Dinas Rock. SB £5.00
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>THE CAVES AND MINES OF ANGLESEY by Tony Oldham January 2001 vi + 36 pp illus surveys. Anglesey is overshadowed by the great Parys Mountain copper mine. This book describes many of the smaller mines including the long forgotten coal mines at Berw. Usual gazetteer style: name, ngr description and references. SB £4.00 .
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>THE MINING JOURNAL 1860 / An Index of British and Irish Mines and Mining Companies Compiled by Peter Claughton 1995 47 pp SB £3.00 pf
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>A WELSH MINING BIBLIOGRAPHY FROM CURRENT TITLES IN SPELEOLOGY by Tony Oldham 1997 27 pp This bibliography is compiled from the card index which was used by Ray Mansfield when compiling Current Titles in Speleology. CTS, as I shall now call it was published from 1969 to 1992 when it was taken over by the Swiss based Speleological Abstracts. Consequently a lot of ephemera, newspaper cuttings and mining information was omitted. I have enriched the card index by adding the contents of my mining library, most of which is Welsh orientated.
>There is some duplication with Roger Burt's Bibliography of the History of British Mining and the British Mining History Bibliography published by the Peak District Mines Historical Society Ltd, alas, no longer published. No attempt has been made [yet] to incorporate these works. I make no apologies for the caving bias of this bibliography. Cavers do explore mines and mines are found in caves and vice versa.
>This bibliography was created using Microsoft ACCESS. Consequently it is also available on disk, and when one has access to ACCESS one can then carry out all sorts of exciting searches, print queries, correct my spelling mistakes and add your own data. SB £4.00pf
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>or on disc £3.00
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>A TOUR IN WALES by Thomas Pennant 1784 reprinted 1991 2 vols 488 + 498 pp 26 plates. Again as well as the usual topographical descriptions Pennant vividly describes the "vaft copper mine on Anglesey", amongst others. nb An original could cost you £200 or more. HB DW the two vols for £60.00
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>By popular request - the abbreviations:
>HB = Hard Bound, usually in publisher's cloth; SB = Soft bound; DW = Dust wrapper; G = Good; VG = Very Good etc. pf post free
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>MINER'S CARBIDE LAMP REFERENCE compiled by Paul L Kouts all SB £3.00 each except Vol 11 @ £10.00
>Vol 1 1981 20 pp A search of US Patent records. Vol 2 1981 19 pp Auto-lite
>Vol 3 1982 20 pp Guy's Dropper Vol 4 1982 20 pp Springfield
>Vol 5 1982 18 pp ZAR Vol 6 1982 28 pp Duplex Lamps Vol 7 1982 15 pp Hansen Vol 8 1983 18 pp Baldwin
>Vol 9 1983 20 pp Simmons Vol 11 1983 85 pp A Research of Records of the US Patent and Trademark office, many illus. £10.00
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>HALF HOURS UNDERGROUND / Volcanos, mines and caves 1878 [1st ed?] 369 pp numerous steel engravings including: Explosion of Fire damp, Tin mine at St Just etc. In publishers original light brown cloth, picture cover: two miners descending in a basket. HB sunned £35.00
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>MYNACHLOG-DDU / Pembrokeshire / A Guide to its Antiquities by E T Lewis 1972 73 pp 12 photos map etc. Photo of Tyrch Quarrymen nearly 70 years ago. SB £10.00 pf
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>THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF AN EARLY RAILWAY SYSTEM / THE BRECON FOREST TRAMROADS. by Stephen Hughes, 1990 367 pp 190 figs. A fascination account of the many tramways criss crossing the county, especially around Penwyllt. Many of these tramways serviced. HB £14.95
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>BRISTOL AND ITS ADJOINING COUNTIES Edited by C M MacInnes and W F Whittard 1955 335 pp 26 plates. Some useful chapters on geology, scientific activity, industrial archaeology - etc. HB spine split £5.00

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>Cheers - Tony Oldham
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[Tony]

second instalment, please see previous reply for the first part of this book list from:

Tony Oldham

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oops - this is more than 10k I have to shoten it again :-)
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>COAL an overflowing box file:
>Big Pit Mining Museum / A Visitors Guide £1.00
>Big Pit / Pwll Mawr / The Big Pit Story / ...A Look into Coalmining in South Wales 1992 30 pp illus colour £3.00
>Big Pit / Pwll Mawr / Mining Museum / Amgueddfa Lofaol Sudy Pack / Pecyn Astudio. 7 information sheet, worksheet and teachers' notes and answers to worksheets £3.00
>Hughes, Stephen et al ND 1997? Collieries of Wales / Engineering and Architecture 176 pp illus. £14.95.
>Reyolds, Paul 1985 Padley's Gorwydd Colliery pp 21 - 30 illus [in] Gower Vol 35 £3.00
>Williams, Eurwyn 1987 Rhyd-y-car \ A Welsh Mining Community 28 pp illus. £3.00
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>A LOOK BACK AT NORCHARD by Dr Graham J Field 1978 91 pp illus. A detailed history of the old Norchard Colliery at Lydney in the Forest of Dean. This is an interesting insigh into coal mining in the area which produced high grade coal but was bedevilled by underground water problems. SB £7.50
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>ADDITIONAL LETTERS OF THE MORRISES OF ANGLESEY (1735-1786) transcribed and edited by Hugh Owen MA FSA 1947 981 pp [pub as] Y Cymmrodor Vol XLIX pt 1& 2.
>Born in Anglesey, Lewis Morris settled in Cardiganshire in 1742 and soon became involved in the disputes between the Crown and local landowners over mineral ownership. His correspondence with the Earl of Powis highlights the false accusations made again him by the locals including Powell of Nanteos. Fully indexed and cross referenced this is a valuable insight into the 18th century lead mining in Cardiganshire. 2 vols HB £25.00
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>RAILWAY WALKS GWR AND SR by Jeff Vintner 1990 hb dw includes section on Forest of Dean Severn and Wye Railway plates. £3.50
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>THE FOREST OF DEAN BRANCH Volume Two by Ian Pope and Paul Karau 1997 pp 237 - 430 numerous photos, almost one a page.. Lots of mining photos with whole sections on: Bowson Colliery, Hawkwell Colliery, Woodside Colliery, East Slade Colliery, Addis Hill Colliery, Churchway Colliery etc etc. HB DW £25.00
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>THE FOREST OF DEAN BRANCH Volume One Newnham, Bilston and Cinderford - just re-printed £25.00
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>LLANFYRNACH PARISH LORE by E T Lewis ND [1960?] 143 pp 13 photos etc. With a section on the Silver-lead industry and also on the slate quarries. SB £10.00
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>ORIGINAL OIL PAINTING Coom Mine by Carl Pickard,Allihies, West Cork. The ruined engine house built 1870 housed a winding engine. Framed 10 x 13½ inches. £30.00
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>SHROPSHIRE CAVING AND MINING CLUB
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>Account No 13 An Interim Report on the Lincoln Hill Limestones Mines near Ironbridge, Shropshire by Ivor J Brown 1981 20 pp illus £1.00
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>COAL MINING AND THE CAMERA by Rosemany Preese 1998 45 pp illus. Interesting collection of old photos from the collections of the National Coal Mining Museum. SB £3.00
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>MEMOIRS OF THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF IRELAND The Geology of the Ballycastle Coalfield Co Antrim by W B Wright with chapters on the Palaeontology by E A Newell Arber. 1924 187 pp 8 plates, 22 illus SB £25.00
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[Tony]

HUNGRY HILL by Daphne du Maurier 1943 328 pp Don’t be fooled by the fact that this is fiction, because it is based on fact and is a gripping tale of intrigue, fabulous wealth and disaster. Daphne du Maurier spent a considerable amount of time with the Puxley family researching this volume. The Berehaven Copper Mines become the fictional Hungry Hill. The founder of the real mines: John Puxley is called Copper John and the place names have also been changed: Berehaven becomes Doonhaven; Dunboy - Clonmere; Bantry - Mundy; Swansea - Bronsea; Bere Island - Doon Island; Cork - Slane; Llethrllestry - Lletharrog etc. A really good read which will make you want to visit the area for yourself. Rare 1st edition HB spine sunned O/W G HB £8.00
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>CAPHOUSE COLLIERY / A brief mining history by John Schofield 2nd 1997 [16pp] illus SB £1.00
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>IRON MAKING IN THE OLDEN TIMES: as instanced in the Ancient Mines, Forges, and Furnaces of the Forest of Dean / Histtorically related, on the basis of contempary records and exact local investigation by Rev H G Nicholls 1866 reprinted 1981 with an introduction by I J Standing 82 pp illus. A remarable book as it gives a first class acccount of the iron industry. Long out of print SB £10.00 ....
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>FOREST VOICES / Recollections of local people by Humprey Phelps 1996 128 pp plenty of photos and many anecdotes from miners in the Forest of Dean. SB £9.99
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CEREDIGION - JOURNAL OF THE CARDIGANSHIRE ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY - complete volumes - £3.00 each
>Nanteos: A Landed Estate in Decline 1800-1930 by R J Colner Vol 9 No 1 1980 pp 58-71 illus. [Powell family - mine owners]
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>SPECIAL REPORTS ON THE CINDERFORD HAEMATITE MINES / Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire by Henry E Doughty March 1931 19pp 3 maps. Includes: Cinderford Iron Ore Mine report of Mr George Smith; Cinderford Iron Ore Mine report of Mr E Ivor David; Cinderford Iron Ore Mine Special report of Mr W Foster Brown Deputy Gavellor; Facts to be noted, History and Geology etc. SB photocopy £3.00
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>OLD INDUSTRIAL SITES IN WYEDEAN / A Gazetteer by A G R Cross 1982 134 pp, map, illus. 498 sites are listed with NGR description etc. SB £12.00
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>THE QUARRIES AND FEUS / A history of Invergowrie [near Dundee, Scotland] by Enid Gauldie ND [1983] 106 pp illus. A rare cyclostyled A5 booklet, long out of print and a valuable contribution to the local industrial history and the quarries of the area. SB £5.00
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>A DESCRIPTION AND HISTORY OF IRONBRIDGE GORGE NN ND [1959?] 27 pp illus, map. SB £3.00
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>4.05 THE UNNATURAL HISTORY OF BLISTS HILL / A guide to the plants and wildlife of the museum site. Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust. SB £1.00
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>MUSEUM GUIDE: A pack containing the four [5 sic] main Museum Guides:
>Geffrye Museum 28 pp illus ILEA 1986;
>2.01 The Coalbrookdale Museum of Iron 15 pp illus 1979 by Barrie Trinder;
>4.01 Blists Hill Open Museum 16 pp illus by Barrie Trinder,
>and ditto 23 pp illus 1986 ;
>3.01 The Iron Bridge / A short history if the first iron bridge in the world 11 pp illus 1979 by Barrie Trinder
>and 5.01 Coalport China Works Museum 11 pp illus 1978 by Tony Herbert and Dennis Roberts.
>the 5 for £4.00
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>IRONBRIDGE ND [1985?] text by Barrie Trinder. 30 pp colour illus. Birth Place of Industry, Decline, Revival etc. £3.00
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>AA TOURING MAP OF IRELAND a new double-sided easy to read map of Northern Ireland and Republic of Ireland (scale five mile one inch). The map includes clear town plans of Belfast and Dublin. Second-hand - some wear and tear £1.00
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>RESOLUTION OF FREEMINERS / Passed at the Speech House, Forest of Dean 28 June, 1930 5 pp £3.00
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>THE ROYAL FOREST OF DEAN FREE MINERS ASSOC Anon 1983 32 pp includes: Heroes of Waterloo; Forest Miners in Cotswold Rescue; Brief Summary of Bottom 40; Water and the Furture of Deep Mining in the Highdelf etc. A rare item SB £5.00
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>CLEARWELL CAVES / Ancient Iron Mines ND [1991?] NN [Ray Wright?] 12 pp illus with 6 colour photos. £3.00
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>THE MINES OF IRELAND by Tony Oldham [June 2003] i + 45 pp, surveys. Until the publication of the first edition of this book some years ago, very little was known about the mines of Ireland. By researching scientific [and the not so scientific] journals I have accumulated a wealth of information on the mines both north and south of the border from Bronze age to present day. For each mine a short description is given, followed by a list of references, and if known the NGR. A recent visit describes the present day remains. I have also attempted to provide eejit proof directions for finding the mines. Useful reference work. SB £6.00 post free
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>MINES OF IRELAND is also available on a floppy disc. A more useable format as one can do word search etc. 3.5" Winword6 format. £5.00
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>MINES OF IRELAND is also available on a CD-ROM. A more useable format as one can do word search etc. 3.5" Winword6 format. Also includes many colour photographs. About 700 mb. How would like that as an attachment? £5.00
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>INDUSTRIAL ARCHAEOLOGY by Elizabeth Hold and Molly Perham, 1980, 88pp numerous B & W line drawings, and introduction to Industrial Archaeology for children. Includes Canals, Coal, Iron and Steel, Lead, Slate, Tin and Copper etc. HB £2.95
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>COAL ON THE SWITCHBACK / The Coal Industry since Nationalisation by Israel Berkovitch with a foreword by Sir Derek Ezra 1977 237 pp 12 figs, tables etc. Dr Berkovitch shows his sympathy for the working miner, who has been alternately chided for low productivity and harried to greater output, then thrown out of work when the industry was run down. SB £7.50
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>MENDIP MINING COMPANY - Share Certificate No 995 dated 14th November 1856. A genuine reproduction in a nice glazed mahagany looking frame. £10.00
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>LLECHWEDD SLATE CAVERNS by Ivor Wynne Jones 1980 Front cover: Colour photo incline vehicle. 25 pp 15 photos, some in colour. A well written guide book which covers history, methods of mining and famous visitors. SB £3.00
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>LLECHWEDD SLATE CAVERNS by Ivor Wynne Jones 1986 25 pp 28 photos, some in colour. Front cover: colour photo, Chough’s Cavern with yellow border. SB £3.00
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>LLECHWEDD SLATE CAVERNS by Ivor Wynne Jones 1978 Front cover: Colour photo Passenger train. 25 pp 16 photos, some in colour. A well written guide book which covers history, methods of mining and famous visitors. SB £3.00
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>MORWELLHAM QUAY IN THE TAMAR VALLEY by Frank Booker 1983 24 pp, photos photos, mainly in colour. Smelting and underground workings [coppr]. SB £3.00
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>INDUSTRIAL ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE ISLE OF MAN by T A Bawden et al. 1972 266 pp 25 photos, 18 maps and illus. Definitive book on the mines of the Isle of Man. HB DW VG £38.00
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>CANDLES TO CAPLAMPS / Mining Welsh Slate /The story of Gloddfa Ganol by J G Isherwood 1st edition 1977 60 pp numerous photos. Is this the rarest and most valuable Welsh mining book? I am told that in the past, copies have changed hands for £50.00. So rare that the National Library of Wales only has a second edition. SB £9.00
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>THE INDUSTRIAL ARCHAEOLOGY OF SCOTLAND John Butt 1967 344 pp, 60 illus, many are plates. A very handy reference work. HB DW ex-library £16.00
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>POLDARK MINING LTD / A Guide to the Mine, Machinery & Bygones Museum by G Watching and S E Young ND [1978?] 72 pp illus. Front cover has been folded o/w OK. SB £3.00
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>LLECHWEDD AND OTHER FFESTINIOG RAILWAYS by Ivor Wynne Jones & Gordon Hatherall 1977 24 pp illus SB £3.00
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>A HISTORY OF SYGUN by David Bick 1987 24 pp illus. Detailed guide. SB £3.00
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>WELSH MINERS MUSEUM AT AFAN ARGOED COUNTRY PARK by Powell Afan 1977 28 pp illus. SB £3.00
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>COAL MINING IN WALES by by Gerwyn Thomas 1969 15 pp, 12 photos. reprinted from Amgueddfa (3). Descibes the new Mining Gallery in the National Museum of Wales. Photos include Penrhiw colliery, the last wooden headframe in South Wales. SB £3.00
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>THE FREE MINERS OF THE FOREST OF DEAN AND HUNDRED OF ST BRIAVEL by Cyril Hart, 2002 598 pp, 17 plates. Revised to 2002 HB DW £36.00
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>PORTRAIT OF THE FOREST by David Lloyd, 1955 3 pp text in English, Spanish, and French 15 plates, some in colour. Useful photos of freeminers, some no longer with us: Dave Coates, Rob Rutsch, Daniel Howell, John Hine aka Mole, Phil Schwarz, Mike Howell, the Harding twins, John Sibley and Andy Rowles, Dave and Robin Morgan, Dave Jeynes and Gerald Hayes, Dave Harvey, Boob Teague, Jonathan and Ray Wright. This booklet was produced for three exhibitions in 1955 in Spain, France and England. SB £4.00
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>THE CAVERNS AND MINES OF MATLOCK BATH Part 1 Rutland and Masson Caverns by Roger Flindal and Andrew Hayes 1976 72 pp 24 plates 16 figs. A popular tourist attraction for over 175 years, this book describes the history and the parts not visited by the visitor. Rare and long out of print. SB £18.00
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>MINEHEAD AND BRENDON HILLS / ORDNANCE SURVEY 1:50 000 Sheet 181 Useful for locating the Bredon Hill Iron Miens etc. Current edition is £5.50 but from us, secondhand £1.00
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>THE UNDERGROUND WORLD: / A Mirror of / Life Below the Surface / with vivid descriptions of the / Hidden works of Nature and Art / comprising / Incidents and Adventures beyond the light of day. / Interesting Sketches / of Mines and mining in all parts of the world - caves and their mysteries - famous tunnels - down in the depth of the sea. Volcanoes and their eruptions - petroleum - underground life of man and lower animals. Subterranean work of the Ancients. Buried treasure etc, etc. Profusely illustrated by Thos W Knox 1876 Hartford USA. 1016 pp 125 steel engravings. Despite this book's verbose title, (and its description of the "Gambling Hells of Baden") this is a nicely illustrated mining book. HB some wear, title page in photocopy. £59.00
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>THE ROMAN GOLD MINES OF DOLCAUCOTHI by Prof G D R Jones and Dr P R F Lewis rare first edition 1971 20 pp photos, map, etc. Detailed academic account. SB £5.00
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>THE AGE OF SLATE by Michael Burn, [1976] 20 pp 4 photos. [Llechwedd]. In memory of all those who hewed the Welsh Slate and transported it and who perished from the rock and in the deep. SB £3.00
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>THE WORLD'S GREAT COPPER MINES by B Webster Smith 1967 118 pp 15 plates 25 figs. Covers Canada, Africa, USA, Mexico, South America etc. Fascinating reading. HB DW £10.00
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>THE SCOTTISH BORDER AND NORTHUMBERLAND by John Talbot White 1973 253 pp 24 pp of plates, 10 maps, 11 drawings. In the chapter, The New Age of Iron there is a lot of information on coal mining in the area. HB ex library £4.00
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[Tony]

This is on my Caving Book list, but there is quite a bit on mining. RSVP if you need more information.


MUNDUS SUBTERRANEUS in XII Libros digestus by Athanasii Kircheri 2004 being a reprint of the 1678 third edition. 22 + 366 + [6] + 507 +[9] pp. 13 x 10 inches and nearly 3 inches thick this is a very heavy tome weighing nearly 5 kilos. Kircher was a German Jesuit scholar and was famous for his scientific work. His publications mark the end of alchemy and the start of modern science. Historically this is the most important book on caves and hydrology. It contains important early description of the Antiparos Cave, Ghar Kebir and the Drachenhöhle. His hydrological hypotheses are the basis for present day theories on karst hydrology along with his explanation of the Cerknica lake, intermittent springs, formation of speleothems, and springs from both sea water and rain. This is a nicely produced volume at a fraction of the cost of the third edition. HB In Latin £215.00

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[John]

I can't see any problems Tony, as long as what you have to sell is personal and not commercial.
Now if Mike who owns a used bookstore were advertising books as against reviewing them, that could be a violation of commercial advertising clauses.

I think what the host is doing, is protecting their clients, the commercial advertisers, who make these sites possible.

[dazbt]

Forthcoming book, "104 Men" I know that a great deal of heartfelt effort has gone into researching and producing this book, note the declaration that profits from its sale will be donated to mining history education charities. More comment when I have read my pre-ordered copy.
www.hayloft.org.uk/104%20Men.html

[gaz]

Keith Stanley's 'Nottingham Miners Do Strike' £7.00 out now! for a copy contact me on here and I'll put you in touch with the author
Gaz

[ressoruk]

Recently joined the forum would like to add my book Chislet Colliery Village The history of a village in Kent built in 1929 to house the miners in the nearby colliery can be bought from me
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[joss]

Hey guys

I am after a book as follows. If anyone has a copy for sale please let me know.

YORKSHIRE COLLIERIES
1947 - 1994
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by Eddie Downes
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(Think pit publications 2016)
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677 pages