PeteJ
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13 years ago
Searching for a copy of Battyes's book. Does anyone know a shop that has copies in stock?
Pete Jackson
Frosterley
01388527532
rikj
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13 years ago
Only available direct from the author now Pete, all shop copies sold, or that was the position last year. I will pm you his contact details.

Rick
Roger L
13 years ago
Hi Pete

I have some plans showing where the main mines are and some Coal Board Seem plans if this helps you
Mine Lectures & Walks available for around Huddersfield
mikehiggins
13 years ago
You may be able to get a copy direct from the publisher - ALD Design & Print, 279 Sharrow Vale Road, Sheffield (0114 267 9402). That's where I got mine. Be happy to copy any bits for you if you can't get hold of one.
Roger L
13 years ago
I got the email address form Rikj and sent an e-mail to [email protected] on the 14-8-12.
We exchanged e-mails and I sent my cheque and the book arrived on the 17-8-12. That is good service.
The book is A4 landscape format with 121 pages. It also includes some plans which is a change.
The cost is £13-00 from
Ray Battye
78, Towngate
Worrall
Sheffield, S35 OAR for anybody interested
Mine Lectures & Walks available for around Huddersfield
Wednesday69
13 years ago
The Forgotten Mines of Sheffield is only available from me now, Peter. If you are still interested than contact me at [email protected] or phone me on 0114 2864418

Ray Battye
Ray Battye
Aditaddict
13 years ago
I have just bagged one for £9.50 off Amazon
there is another seller on there want between £138/£150 for his three copies
Andy
Wednesday69
13 years ago
The normal sale price for the Forgotten Mines of Sheffield, is £9.99 plus postage and packaging £3.01, if needed.

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