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The Clangers 3 - The Hoopicopter
The Clangers 3 - The Hoopicopter

By PETER, Postgate, Peter Firmin, Oliver Postgate, Firmin, Peter, Oliver; Firmin, Postgate, Oliver

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The Clangers - first seen on TV - appear now in book form, in one of a series of adventures. Using notes from the music tree and a hoop from the hoop tree, Tiny Clanger creates an unusual flying ma...

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The Story Of A Year: 1848
The Story Of A Year: 1848

By R. W., Postgate, Raymond Postgate, Raymond William Postgate

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1955 Cassell trade paperback, R. W. Postgate (The Bolshevik Theory). A rich newsheet carries the reader through the year 1848 on the Continent, in Britain and America, by offering the important cho...

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Microbes And Man 4ed
Microbes And Man 4ed

By J.R. Postgate, Postgate, John Postgate

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A popular account of the invisible world of microbes and their impact on mankind. Ralph A. Franciosi This book, in its fourth edition, is a presentation of a broad view of microbes (e.g., types, ef...

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Nogmania
Engelbert Sneem
The Richest Crocodile In The World
Clangers Pk1?
Clangers Pk1?

By Postgate, Firmin

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Shakespeare Re-Played: Two Shakespearean Travesties

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