A CONCISE HISTORY OF BIRMINGHAM
No author listed.
Stock no. 817589
Published by R. Jabet And Co.. 1817. Slightly better than good condition.

Small format. 7 x 4 inches. Grey boards. 3 b/w plates. One folding map and b/w text illustrations. 124 pages. Rebacked with matching cloth spine. Boards a little grubby.

WARWICKSHIRE WOMEN
Written by Rosalyn Foster; Christine Cluley.
Stock no. 629266
Published by Warwickshire Publications. 1st 2000. Fine condition.

A Guide to Sources in the Warwickshire County Record Office. Pictorial card wraps. ISBN: 1871942195.

BILTON GRANGE REGISTER 1873-1931
Written by Granville Earle.
Stock no. 812053
Published by George Over. 1st 1932. Very good condition.

Blue cloth, gilt titles. Bilton Grange in Warwickshire. Spine faded.

WARWICKSHIRE A GUIDE TO THE COUNTY
No author listed.
Stock no. 628555
Published by Littlebury & Company Ltd.. Circa 1965. Very good condition.

Pictorial card wraps. B/w photos. Covers a little grubby and slightly chipped at edges.

THE RECORDS OF KING EDWARD'S SCHOOL BIRMINGHAM VOL VI
Written by John Izon.
Stock no. 806369
Published by The Dugdale Society. 1st 1974. Very good condition.

A Supplementary Miscellany. Blue cloth, gilt titles. Book: Inscription in ink to front endpaper.

THE SHAKESPEARE COUNTRY
Written by John Leyland.
Stock no. 662677
Published by Country Life. Circa 1909. Good condition.

Large format. Blue cloth, gilt titles. B/w photos. Contents very good. Corners worn. Inscription in ink to first blank page.

THE STORY OF SHAKESPEARE'S SCHOOL 1853-1953
Written by Leslie Watkins.
Stock no. 609635
Published by The Herald Press. 1st 1953. Slightly better than very good condition.

THE STORY OF JOHN FAIRFAX
Written by J.F. Fairfax.
Stock no. 990218
Published by John Fairfax & Sons. 1st 1941. Very good condition in a poor dustwrapper.

Pages: xix, 169. Burgundy leather spine with gilt title, pink boards. 16 b/w illustrations. Colour frontis. Commemorating the Centenary of the Fairfax Proprietary of the Sydney Morning Herald 1841-1941. John Fairfax originally came from Warwickshire. Book: Inscription in ink to front endpaper. Wrapper browned and torn with loss.