Kenneth S. Brown Boeken

THE PICTORIAL HISTORY OF STEAM POWER J.T. VAN RIEMSDUK (Hardcover) 1980 The photo is the actual copy you are bidding on and it is shipped bagged and boarded for its protection. BOX 3

In the kingdom of Velidred, Zita is accused of murdering Prince Krunal after his unexpected death. As she flees the castle to escape those seeking revenge, her desperate search for salvation inadvertently awakens a dark force that ensnares her. The story intertwines themes of betrayal, survival, and the struggle against malevolent powers.

In a world filled with magic, three teenagers embark on an adventurous journey that centers around a mysterious planetary portal. They discover a powerful magic staff that holds the key to their quest, set against the backdrop of an eclipse involving three moons. As they navigate challenges and confront the looming threat of a volcanic sacrifice, the teens must harness their newfound abilities and work together to unlock the secrets of their extraordinary reality.

Two teenage wizards embark on a perilous quest to rescue stone warriors imprisoned by a tyrannical wizard king. Utilizing their magical abilities and ancient manuscripts, they navigate the treacherous Phantasmal Moors, confronting formidable foes along the way. Their journey is filled with mystery and danger as they seek the knowledge needed to confront the powerful adversary and restore freedom to the captured warriors.

Toys have been made in Britain for hundreds of years, but it was in the twentieth century that the British toy industry reached its peak. Names such as Meccano, Chad Valley, Dinky, Scalextric, Bayko and Hornby dominated the trade at home and abroad. It was not to last, however, and foreign competition became too much for an industry that began to lose its way. This book is the story of the British toy industry and its products, and not to be missed by toy collectors, those interested in British industry, and anyone for whom the great names of the British toyshop bring back happy memories.