My 167th publication out today it even has a
supplement in French – well two of the sixty or so pages are in French, the
rest fortunately are in English.
Obviously if you live locally you can visit my bookshop here
in Ramsgate (closed Thursdays and Sundays) if not you can buy it online by
clicking on this link http://michaelsbookshop.com/catalogue/ramsgate_the_sunspot_of_the_south_1927.htm
These local guidebooks with pictures and advertisements are
a useful tool for the local historian.
Anyway here are some sample pages, even one in French.
Here are the pictures of the other books that went out
for sale in my bookshop today http://michaelsbookshop.blogspot.co.uk/2016/05/evacuation-of-children-in-bookshop.html
I wonder do the books people buy tell us something about Ramsgate?
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