Spring has arrived early at Pocock Rare, and to celebrate having our ankles out we've got a discount code for the website - 20% off any item over £20! Use the code SPRINGCLEAN25 at checkout to redeem until 15th March.
https://t.co/j8tA0WKjoW
A few highlights for the upcoming @yorkbookfair: A Gigantic Child, early acrobatics & tableaux vivants, and originals from the the father of Sexology...
https://t.co/GWYe2K1qth
brat summer is over. now it's time for pannage autumn, the ancient medieval custom of releasing your pigs in the woods so they can eat the chestnuts and acorns that fall to the forest floor.
We've got a new database (on which we must reformat every single entry individually).
We've got a new biblio (for which we must reformat every single photo individually).
But we have a biblio, and we have a system!
First 30 live: https://t.co/QDmYsZtYr0
Modest highlights list out in anticipation of @pbfaorg & @ABARareBooks Bath Book Fair at the end of the month: https://t.co/MutvprQZiY
I've also smartened up my website a little, where all previous catalogues (and new stock!) can be found: https://t.co/j8tA0WKjoW
It’s publication week. Impossible Things a book for 8-12 year old is out THIS THURSDAY. I have a two copies give away (which I will sign with a message to you/the kids in your life)
Just RT this tweet and I’ll randomly select two people in the morning.
As we build up to @firstslondon next week, we'll be showcasing London's beauty through our maps, prints, and views.
This aquatint shows Blackfriars Bridge and St Paul's Cathedral in the background, dated 1803. This was the third bridge to be built to cross the Thames.
Anyone else always think it was Little Lord FLAUNTeroy, flaunting it about? The book didn't feature in my childhood, but the phrase certainly did. Today years old etc:
Today is the day!
The 2024 @pbfaorg Oxford Book Fair opens at noon, at the Sir Kenneth Weare Hall, Oxford Brookes Headington - easiest entrance off Gipsy Lane.
1000s upon 1000s of rare books, maps, prints and ephemera!
Still need a ticket? Just show this picture on the door!
Got the Booksellers Guide out to check if there was a difference between 'distressed' and 'both covers entirely detached and 2/3 of the spine missing', or if I'm just being fussy.