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You have reached the homepage of Keeble Antiques Antiques books etc web site trading from a roomy bookshop in the historic English market town of Langport on the Somerset Levels. A broad selection of quality new, secondhand and antiquarian books are always to hand. Please click here for list of Somerset titles - new, special offers, and secondhand - available from stock Signed copies of the recently published "Postcards from the Past : Somerset Pubs" Keeble Antiques are an owner-member of TomFolio.com - the bookdealer's co-operative listing site These are exciting times within the independent booktrade : the public have become increasingly
disillusioned with the central stocking controls of the corporate bookchains and their heavy reliance upon a
few selected bestsellers. Discerning customers appreciate the very personal and individual attention which
is offered by the quality independent bookshops. This website only lists books which are in the physical
stock : independent bookshops are not merely merchandisers : to this end, Keeble Antiques are major
buyers of publishers back-list "bin ends"- many of these titles are exclusive to the Langport shop. ***Recently added to the on-line inventory is a selection of large Print titles*** If you are a small business owner, or know anyone in England who is, I would suggest that you read the
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On Friday morning November 4th 2005, local author Roger Evans was here signing copies of his Somerset dialect book "Don't Tell I, Tell 'EE" (Countryside Books, £6.99). The signing session was a great success with customers travelling from some distance to obtain copies. A special word of thanks to Roger for making himself available on the morning of this year's Bridgwater Carnival, of which he is a keen supporter. Keeble is pleased to stock the following 'old favourites' also written by Roger Evans - "Blame it on the Cider" (now reprinted) ", "Somerset Tales of Mystery and Murder" , "Somerset Forgotten Heroes"and "Adventurous Pub Walks in Somerset". A few copies are still available of "Blame it on the Vicar" published by Halsgrove Press at £7.99. + + + Copies of "Somerton, Ilchester, and Langport in old photographs" collected by Gerald Gosling and Frank Huddy, originally published in 1993 by Alan Sutton Publishing have now arrived at Cheapside. This 2006 reprint is exclusive to Keeble and priced at £12.99 - there has already been substantial interest from "locals" : Curry Rivel, Aller, Hambridge, Huish and Kingsbury Episcopi, Keinton Mandeville and the Charltons also feature (160pp and approx 300 b/w archive photos, mostly half-page). Further details on this website's New Books pages. On Friday June 9th 2006, author Derrick Warren was here in Cheapside Langport to sign copies of his recent book "Curious Somerset", published by Sutton Publishing at £12.99. A total of 105 remarkable and less well-known features of Somerset - curious and unusual buildings, objects and landscape features - are detailed within, with photograph (both new and archive) as well as map and location details. Derrick Warren spent his working life with Ordnance Survey, that combined with his interest in industrial archaeology and local history has helped to ensure that "Curious Somerset" is a very welcome addition to the local bookcases. Derrick's latest book is "Curious Devon" published in Feb 2008 by The History Press (£12.99) : copies are available
from stock. + + + In order to highlight the manner in which South Somerset District Council are endangering the viability of Langport businesses, as well as
upsetting their residents a campaign has been launched Telephone/Fax : +44 (0)1458 259627 Please read our current Cookies and Privacy Policy last site update 1120 Pacific Time May 5th 2008 |
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