An East End Camera
£7.99

The much-anticipated East End Camera book from Jack Wrigley ... the ninth in the series.
The author writes: "In choosing the east end of Sheffield for my ninth book in the series, I am mindful that there have already been three books devoted to Attercliffe from this publisher alone.
There is no doubt that the area evokes nostalgic thoughts of days gone by and haunts remembered. Developers who clear the stones cannot also clear memories.
The east end has undergone more change than any other part of Sheffield with the possible exception of Lower Walkley. In this book I have tried to show places that have gone forever. I have also tried to avoid pictures that have appeared in other publications."

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A Walkley Camera
by Jack Wrigley
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The fourth in Jack Wrigley¹s Camera series of books is A Walkley Camera.

In the now usual format, this 80 page A5 landscape booklet give you the chance to view Walkley over the last 70 to 80 years

As well as over 70 excellent black and white pictures, there is a central spread of eight pages of colour photographs which really capture how Walkley has changed since the early part of last century.

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An Owlerton Camera
by Jack Wrigley
£7.99

The fifth in Jack Wrigley’s Camera series of books is An Owlerton Camera.
With photographs culled from his personal archive, many of them dating from the turn of the century, Jack Wrigley chronicles the changing face of Owlerton, an ancient manor which has completely altered under the wheels of industrialisation in the last sixty years.
An 80 page, A5 sized booklet, with an eight page centre spread of colour photographs.

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An Ecclesfield Camera
by Jack Wrigley
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Jack Wrigley, a man with over 30,000 images of Sheffield and its occupants in his vast collection, shares this heritage trove with the people he has so often photographed.
The first in J R Wrigley’s Camera series of books is An Ecclesfield Camera.
This 80 page A5 landscape booklet offers you the chance to see Ecclesfield changing over the last 60 years and features important parts of the area that have now changed beyond recognition.
Limited to a print run of just 1,000 copies, this book is now out of print, and is fast becoming a collector’s item.

A Sheffield Camera
by Jack Wrigley
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The third in Jack Wrigley’s Camera series of books is A Sheffield Camera.
This 80 page A5 landscape booklet offers you the chance to see scenes of the vastly changing City Centre.
As well as excellent black and white pictures there is a central spread of colour pictures which really capture what Sheffield was like during its massive structural change brought about by the Blitz.
The rise from the ashes of the war damage to the Moor and Sheffield in general is captured with some delightfully memorable pictures.

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A Pitsmoor Camera
by Jack Wrigley
£7.99

The eighth in Jack Wrigley’s Camera series of books is A Pitsmoor Camera.
Jack Wrigley continues to chronicle the ever-changing face of Sheffield with this beautifully illustrated pictorial history of Pitsmoor.
This 80 page A5 format book features unique black and white pictures and includes an eight page centre spread of colour photographs from Mr. Wrigley’s own archive.

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A Hillsborough Camera
by Jack Wrigley
£7.99

The second in Jack Wrigley’s Camera series of books is A Hillsborough Camera.
Set out in the same format, this 80 page A5 landscape booklet offers you the chance to see scenes of Hillsborough over the last one hundred years.
As well as excellent black and white pictures there is a central spread of colour photographs which really capture what Hillsborough was like throughout the last century.

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A to Z of Sheffield Public Houses - £11.99
The definitive guide.

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t'owd Locals
£9.99
ISBN 9781905278220

T'owd Locals (old public houses is the translation from yorkshire) is the latest Jack Wrigley book, focussing on old pubs. £1 from every book sale in book shops or online goes to Sheffield Children's Hospital.

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The perfect companion for days out or holidays in the Peak District
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Sharpe Chefs

£12.99

Sean Bean fans from all around the world, united by their admiration for Sean in his role as Richard Sharpe in the popular TV series have come together to write a recipe book with a difference. All author royalties are being donated to the National Osteoporosis Society (UK).

£12.99
Sharpe Chefs II: On Campaign is a great sequel to Sharpe Chefs - charity cookery book. All author royalties (£2 per book) go to the CHILDREN with LEUKAEMIA charity.
Sharpe Chefs 1 and 2 are offered to USA and Canadian fans at a SPECIAL DELIVERY DISCOUNT.
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Attercliffe - A Wander Up the Cliffe
by Mick Liversidge
£9.99

Memories of the 40s, 50s and 60s when Attercliffe was still a mighty steel producing area, along with anecdotes and a vast range of pictorial information makes this book a must for anyone who would like to recall the Attercliffe of old.
The Attercliffe area was almost a separate township and all you ever wanted could be found between its start at Weedon Street until its end at the 12 O’clock public house facing Tommy Wards.

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Sequel to the best selling A Wander up the 'Cliffe.
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The Jackie Robinson Story
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The life and times of the great Sheffield Wednesday and England player, Jackie Robinson, who scored well over a hundred goals during his tumultuous career. Many of them scored during the war years despite serving his country in the armed forces.
In 1938, Robinson was on the England side that was forced to give the Nazi salute to Hitler. England went on to beat the Germans 6-3 with Jackie notching two of the goals.
The book details his subsequent transfer to Sunderland, which upset many Sheffield Wednesday fans, then his final move to Lincoln as player coach.

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John Sheridan was without doubt one of the most gifted ball-playing midfielders of his generation. This is a tribute to his extraordinary (and ongoing) football career. £10.00

Sheffield Wednesday: Illustrating the Greats -  £12.99

A personal collection of Wednesday's all time greats with informative text and beautiful illustrations by Sheffied artist Gary Mackender. 

The Wednesday Boys - £25.00 (paperback)

The definitive guide to every player who has donned a Wednesday shirt, even if a substitute for just a few minutes of play. This edition includes up to the 2004-2005 season. 

Pop Art of Sheffield's King Mojo and beyond
£9.99
ISBN 9781905278213

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This fascinating book reveals a glimpse into the pop art history of Sheffield’s most famous club, King Mojo. The book is produced by Mojo Club owner Peter Stringfellow and artists Dave Marvell and Paul Norton. All author royalties from the book are being donated to the Sheffield Children’s Hospital Charity.

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Curtain Up on The Empire Theatre
£13.99

Scene of some of the all time great entertainers including Laurel and Hardy and Morecambe and Wise. This superbly researched book contains original posters, a history of the theatre and many other memorabilia.

Postcards from Sheffield
£8.99

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Who would have thought that over the last 120 years, a hastily scrawled postcard to a friend, possibly mentioning family members, the weather, or some other such day to day trivialities, would help chart the visual history of our city?
Like most English cities, Sheffield has changed so many times in the last hundred years, that you might be hard pushed to place the location of some of the postcards shown in this book.
Images of Glossop Road, Attercliffe Common, Leopold Street etc. are almost unrecognisable with today’s view.
Alternatively, some views and buildings look no different, except for the clothing of the passers-by or the mode of transport caught on the image.
Postcards from Sheffield offers you a chance to glimpse a little bit of the city’s history and hopefully to inspire interest in deltiology (postcard collecting). You will find old postcards can be bought very easily from car-boots, brick-a-brac shops, and from the internet (eg. ebay), often for less that a pound sterling.

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Sheffield Folk there’s now’t like ’em follows Bob Horton’s hugely successful first book. Already in its second print run!
£13.99
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