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My former work in education led to my accumulation of a variety of interesting books useful for the study of Religious Study. Most of these are for adult students or general readers. They are included on my website as I am hoping to find good homes for them. Consequently I am open to offers. Title; Christianity a Living Faith by Barbara Wintersgill. First published 1989 as part of the Macmilland Studies in Religion which were aimed at GCSE students. Discussion, activities etc and whilst syllabu change it might be a useful for teachers. Format A4 paperback 194 pages Condition Looks unread and unmarked -
My former work in education led to my accumulation of a variety of interesting books useful for the study of Religious Study. Most of these are for adult students or general readers. They are included on my website as I am hoping to find good homes for them. Consequently I am open to offers. Saint Mark's Gospel commentary by William Barclay and part of the Daily Study Bible series.Theme Gospel study, synoptics, Published 1975 Format A5 paperback 365 pages Condition excellent, just a name in the front page. -
My former work in education led to my accumulation of a variety of interesting books useful for the study of Religious Study. Most of these are for adult students or general readers. They are included on my website as I am hoping to find good homes for them. Consequently I am open to offers. Saint Matthew's Gospel commentaryTheme Gospel study, synoptics, based on the Revised Version. This edition published 1964 Format A6 194 pages Published by Arnold Condition ex-school well worn. -
This is a model of a Bristol Windover coach in the livery of the British Railways. Box is labelled the gilbow collection. Made by Corgi. ref 99635 Condition of model immaculate. Condition of box there is some storage wear. -
This is a model of a Morris Moggy Minor Van in the livery of the Guernsey Post Office. Made by Corgi. ref 96842. Condition of model immaculate. Condition of box is a bit squashed so the modle is best out of it and on a shelf in a display cupboard. Alas my shelf of Minors is full. -
This is a used copy of Great Northern, written by Cecil J Allen in 1958. Published by Ian Allan and looking forward to the Deltics arriving. Well worn but interesting to the railway historian. Format A5 paperback. 58 pages. -
This is a Bradford City double decker bus. Destination Sandy Lane on route 71. Made in metal by EFE in 00 scale and the catalogue number is 10114. Condition of the model is excellent and the box is good too. From my bus collection. -
This is a Bristol Lodekka Bus in Bristol City Livery and routed to Southmead, route 88. Made in metal by EFE in 00 scale and the catalogue number is 13901. Condition of the model is excellent and the box is good too. -
This is a Bristol Lodekke Bus in United Livery and routed to Darlington route number 46. Made in metal by EFE in 00 scale and the catalogue number is 14101. Condition of the model is excellent and the box is good too. Price sticker remnant. From my own bus collection. -
1st Series HMS Sefton minesweeper of the Ton Class. The Royal Navy had 116 of these and Triang made 8, all looking the same but with different names and numbers diecast underneath. This is a model from the First series of Triang Minic ships which were made from 1958 to 1964
Triang code M804 Condition is blue good. This is about 1 inch long 25mm. Our ref W818 -
1st Series liner /freighter mail ship that served Australia and New Zealand. Port Brisbane M 716
Made by Triang Minic Ships made towards the end of ,the range around 1962-4 so 60 years old.
Condition of the model is good with just slight wear and a little dust on the deck. Condition of the box is quite good, some wear as per the photos. This is just over 5 inches long. Or 138mms. Our ref T73 click here to make an offer -
1st Series HMS Vanguard battleship in grey. Made between 1958 and 1964 the ship is very good and has two cranes. The box is quite good, some life wear. 8 inches or 220 mms in length. Big ship. Triang ref M741. Our ref T72. -
1st Series Cunard Ocean liner
M710 RMS Sylvania transatlantic liner of Cunard Lines. 21000 tons and built to sail between Liverpool or Southampton to Canada or the USA. Made by Triang Minic ships between 1958 and 1964. This ship has very little wear. There are plastics. The box is OK. Triang code M 710. Approx 6 inches long. 155mm. Our ref T64. -
Here is the Cunard liner RMS IVERNIA M709,
This is a model from the First Series of Triang Minic ships which were made from 1958 to 1964 and she sailed between Southampton and the Americas. In playworn original condition with a complete set of plastics. This is about 6 inches long. Or 15cms. Our ref L519 -
1st Series Paddle steamer Bristol Queen in good condition but with some slight playwear. This is a model from the First series of Triang Minic ships which were made from 1958 to 1964.The model has yellow funnels and one mast. 60 years old This is about 2.5 inches long. 65mm Our ref L508.
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Here is a very old tug which has a wider funnel which may have been handpainted.
a bit of a mystery.
quite good condition for its great age.
It is from the First series of Triang Minic ships Triang code M 731 It is about 1.5 inches long or 37mm and our ref is M 709 -
1st Series HMS Calton minesweeper of the Ton Class. The Royal Navy had 116 of these and Triang made 8, all looking the same but with different names and numbers diecast underneath.
This is a model from the First Series of Triang Minic ships which were made from 1958 to 1964.Triang code M802. 55+ years old Condition is quite good. This is about 1 inch long 25mm Our ref W50 -
1st Series M780 HMS Jutland battle class in blue made between 1958 to 1964. 60 years old. This is about 4 inches long. 100mm. This example is quite good Our ref W290