[000002] Edward Williams. KESTON PARISH ALBUM. by Author. KESTON PARISH ALBUM - A History in Photographs (More Pictures From the Past) - by Edward Williams - published 1988 - 120 pages including 159 photographs and history of Keston - signed by the author

[000003] . JARDINE, MATHESON & COMPANY. ill. George Chinnery. - an historical sktech" 64 pages - published approx. 1960 - being an account to show the circumstances in which the Company came into being and how it was consolidated over the last century - illustrated by George Chinnery - starts with history of East India company and continues to present times

[000004] David Wainwright. HENDERSON - A history of the life of Alexander Henderson, first Lord Faringdon, and of Henderson Administration. "HENDERSON - A history of the life of Alexander Henderson, first Lord Faringdon, and of Henderson Administration" David Wainwright (second impression 1986) 112 pages (indexed) - Railway Engineers

[000006] V. Sackville-West. Berkeley Castle. "Berkeley Castle" An illustrated survey of the Gloucestershire home of Captain R. G. Berkeley. History and dscription of the contents by V. Sackville-West. (36 pages)

[000014] . Hertfordshire Countryside Magazine October 1967. magazine. The Mystery of George Edward Dering, Watford Junction Recollections, Memorial Brasses in Herts,Ellen Tery's life in Hertfordshire,A walk through Hadley Woods & more

[000015] . Hertfordshire Countryside Magazine February 1968. magazine. Country Life in Hertfordshire in the 1880s, A university for maidens, The travelling Tinker who mended Souls, Hertfordshire Nobodies, Cromer Post Mill ... & more

[000016] . Hertfordshire Countryside Magazine July 1968. magazine. Samuel Pepys in Hertfordshire, The Norman Church of Lilley, The disfranchisement of St. Albans, Haymaking in old Hertfordshire, Verside, Bishops Stortford College...& others

[000017] . Hertfordshire Countryside Magazine August 1968. magazine. Samuel Pepys in Hertfordshire(2), The Grand Union Canal, Salisbury Hall, Elizabeth POSTON, Hertfordshire's part in the epic of the RAF...& more

[000018] . Hertfordshire Countryside Magazine October 1968. magazine. Life in Hitchin Priory 200 years ago(2), East Hertfordshire in post-chaise days, Hamper mill, Steeplechasing days at St. Albans, Gravelly Church and its graffiti, George PARKER, Roman Catholic College at Ware, The cahrm of the Wymondleys, Berkhampstead, Chipperfield and the "twelve apostles", The halls of Royston.....& more

[000019] . Hertfordshire Countryside Magazin November 1968. Private Press. Barham House, Hoddesdon over a hundred years ago, The crime of John Thurtell, The musical Camdens, Little Elizabeth GRANT at Thurley, "Witch" Jane WENHAM, The Wymondleys and the Coronation Cup, The Strange Affair of Sarah STAUT, Arthur YOUNG farmer and agricultural writer....& more (cover damaged)

[000020] . Hertfordshire Countryside Magazine December 1968. magazine. Earliest Aldbury, Ghost stories of north Hertfordshire, Shetlands at Woolmer Green, Echoes from the past at Ashwell, Charles Dickens I Hertfordshire, The ruins at Sopwell, Three famous writers of North Mymms, Rockets on Hertfor, Christmas at Rushing End, North Mymms, Newgate Street Village....& more

[000021] . Hertfordshire Countryside Magazine February 1969. magazine. The crime of a Berkhampstead Chemist, An American's salute to St. Albans, Sacramental Certificates, Two Grand Old Men ofHertforshire, St Albans Bach Choir, Hertfordshire and the Civil War, The Hertfordshire Colne, The SABINE family of Hetfordshire....& more

[000022] . Hertfordshire Countryside Magazine March 1969. magazine. The CARRINGTON Diary (1), Spring 1748, Hitchin's lavender industry, Alan BUSH-composer, Rayments of Pelham, Dr. Nathaniel COTTON- poet and physician, Sarratt Church, Charlton

[000023] . Hertfordshire Countryside Magazine June 1969. magazine. The CARRINGTON diary(4), Douglas TATE-harmonica maestro, Nuthampstead, The Bulbourne and Gade Rivers, Elm Farm - Arkley,.....& more

[000024] . Hertfordshire Countryside Magazine January 1970. magazine. The queen who was married at fourteen, A Hoddeesdon school and its illustrious founder, Hertfordshire windmills, By Steam to Watford with Colonel MACERONI, Hetfodshire's "First Lady", Essenden ..... & more

[000025] . Hertfordshire Countryside Magazine February 1970. magazine. William ELLIS incognito, Elizabeth HARWOOD, Redbourn past and present, Mother of thirtynine children, Best furnished with watermills, With the SEEBOHM family in Victorian Hitchin, Bengeo's Norman Church, KERSHAW's Hitchin coach, Boyhood memories of Aldbury, Rebel MP hated the coming of the Railways, .....& more

[000026] . Hertfordshire Countryside Magazine March 1970. magazine. Buntingford Fire Brigade, The Pendley Plays, Symondshyde in the parish of Hatfield, Bricket Wood, A German spy in Hatfield Park, Graveley clergymen, ...... & more

[000027] . Hertfordshire Countryside Magazine April 1970. magazine. Muniments sleepy cartes and Kit NASH, Attractive Tring, Horros of the Stocks and pillory at St. Albans, He left land to St. Albans School, John BALL - the Lollard martyr of ST. Albans, Sherlock Holmes on Hertfordshire, Thomas HEARNE - artist...... & more

[000028] . Hertfordshire Countryside Magazine May 1970. magazine. Hugh MYDDLETON and the New River, The "Beau Brummells" of the Traction Engine fraternity, Highwaymen and Hertfordshire, Who lies buried in the vault at Benington Church...... & more

[000064] Sean O'Faolain. The Irish. Penguin/Pelican Books, 1969. Mass Market Paperback. Good A Pelican Original

[000086] Sir George Bellew - Garter King of Arms. The Story of Salisbury Hall. The Fellowship Printing Service, 1960. Soft Cover. Very Good First Edition - limited number Aug 1960 - Salisbury Hall is an old moated manor house which lies a little way back from the main London St. Albans road,about four miles from the southern outskirts of St. Albans. 14pp - cover illustrated with arms - especially refers to families of Montagu, Mandeville, De Somery, Nevill, Aubrey, Francis, Buxhill, Cutte, Scrope, Snow, Snell, Gyll, Churchill

[000093] A. E. Williams. Barnado of Stepney - the father of nobody's children. George Allen & Unwin Ltd, Hard Cover. Good / No Jacket. 1st edition 1943 - 236pp - the first 'blank' sheet inside cover has been torn out, otherwise in very good condition

[000098] Kenneth Young. Stanley Baldwin. Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 1976. Hard Cover. As New / Very Good. 1st edition - 161pp - very small nick in top of jacket spine

[000103] Hugh Massingberd. The Daily Telegraph Second Book of Obituaries - Heroes and Adventurers. Macmillan, 1996. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good / Fine. 351pp - indexed - has handwritten inscription inside - approx. 100 very interesting obituaries