This book has a definite quality feel about it, and enthusiasts of London buses will be pleased to have this on their coffee table or on their bookshelf.
The PSV Circle, April 2021 Issue
This book has a definite quality feel about it, and enthusiasts of London buses will be pleased to have this on their coffee table or on their bookshelf.
The PSV Circle, April 2021 Issue
[b]Rating[/b]: 5 out of 5 stars
Absolutely gorgeous book, with pages of colorful illustrations and history behind stamps with buses/teams from multiple countries. This would be a beautiful gift for any collector or philately fan, which I consider myself to be. I am an avid letter writer with penpals all over the world. Using vintage stamps is part of my routine, so I am always interested in books like this. Highly recommend!
NetGalley, Amy Warren
[b]Rating[/b]: 5 out of 5 stars
Absolutely gorgeous book, with pages of colorful illustrations and history behind stamps with buses/teams from multiple countries. This would be a beautiful gift for any collector or philately fan, which I consider myself to be. I am an avid letter writer with penpals all over the world. Using vintage stamps is part of my routine, so I am always interested in books like this. Highly recommend!
NetGalley, Amy Warren
At first glance this looks like a book purely relating to buses but not entirely, it actually encompasses a travel guide for one of the most well-known walks in England i.e. the 630 mile long South West coast path and details things to do and see along the route. With colour photographs of public transport from the 1920s up until the 2010s. It details to some extent the availability of modern day bus services between some of the most beautiful locations in this part of the country. This is rather a unique book intended to appeal to bus enthusiasts and visitors to this part of the country.
Review by Andy Thomson
At first glance this looks like a book purely relating to buses but not entirely, it actually encompasses a travel guide for one of the most well-known walks in England i.e. the 630 mile long South West coast path and details things to do and see along the route. With colour photographs of public transport from the 1920s up until the 2010s. It details to some extent the availability of modern day bus services between some of the most beautiful locations in this part of the country. This is rather a unique book intended to appeal to bus enthusiasts and visitors to this part of the country.
Review by Andy Thomson
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Corby Telegraph, 27th August 2020
As featured by
Corby Telegraph, 27th August 2020
The author has captured this variety well with a series of good quality and well framed black and white photos. There is a mix of 'on the road' and depot shots, with operators both large and small included. Many of the independents depicted became part of the National Bus Company or PTE fleets at the end of the decade, so it is good to seem them in their prime. This is pure nostalgia, and well worth a look.
PSV Circle, June 2020
The author has captured this variety well with a series of good quality and well framed black and white photos. There is a mix of 'on the road' and depot shots, with operators both large and small included. Many of the independents depicted became part of the National Bus Company or PTE fleets at the end of the decade, so it is good to seem them in their prime. This is pure nostalgia, and well worth a look.
PSV Circle, June 2020
