Fishing/The Great Outdoors from The Real Book Shop

With 35 full-page photographs of Dorset Scenery, including iconic scenes from Portland, Dorchester, Tolpuddle, Swanage and many more loved beauty spots. Used, very good. Clean. No inscriptions.

c. 1888 facsimile of a much earlier publication of this classic fishing book. With colour frontispiece taken from the original, this copy now earns 'antiquarian' status for itself. Would make a lovely gift for a keen freshwater fisherman/woman.

Collectable book in the 'New Naturalist' series. Explaining and discussing the sea shore of Britain. Well illustrated throughout with b/w drawing diagrams, b/w photographs and colour photographs.

Really good copy of this classic book, dealing with salmon and trout in the context of river management, environmental issues and legislation of the time.

Classic fishing yarns with b/w photographic illustrations.

When anglers from Ireland and England meet and discuss the different kinds of nymphs, duns and spinners, they can, with the use of this book, be quite certain precisely what it is they are talking about. This edition is exclusive to newnaturalists.com J. R. Harris is an angler and a scientific naturalist – a happy combination, and one which is by… Read more about this item

The New Forest is hardly the sort of wild or remote place where you would expect to get lost, especially if you are an experienced traveller, but Douglas Botting managed it. `There were no sounds of civilization to give us a bearing on the outside world, no distinguishable landmarks, just trees, and more trees, and clearings, thickets, groves, gullies leading… Read more about this item

Wonderfully illustrated and informative book about how to watch birds. With photo/drawing/diagramatical illustrations and explanations on every page. Become an expert in no time!

True narrative of the pioneers of sea farming.

Handy pocket sized guide to everything you need to know to identify minerals, rocks and fossils, when you are out and about. Well illustrated in colour, throughout.

Contains 2 CDs of birdsong, music and spoken word. Asked about his forthcoming book, Anthony replied," Having worked myself up from The Observers Book of Birds and pawnshop opera glasses to Swarovski ELs (and abject poverty) it is has been a cathartic experience to survey a life directed by birdwatching. Looking back and writing about what happened has given me… Read more about this item

Scale: Road mapping 1:625,000 (9.9 miles to 1 inch). This handy tourist atlas and guide focuses on Britain's rich and diverse heritage. The guide information, complete with photographs, is cross-referenced to the road maps and concentrates on historic houses, castles, ancient monuments and ecclesiastical buildings. Britain has a rich and varied history, and this is reflected in the stately homes, beautiful cathedrals,… Read more about this item

3 miles to 1 inch 1:200,000 scale 2km to 1 cm Clear, place name index Speed cameras with speed limits 15 city and town plans

Original 1960 Ordnance Survey map of area 179. One-inch: 1 mile. Bournemouth area.

Discover the landscape of the past. Ordnance Survey revised new series one inch maps enlarged, re-projected to match Ordnance Survey Landranger.

Walker's map covering the area between Beer and Burton Bradstock on the Dorset coast, and Yarcombe and Crewkerne, further inland.

1965 publication of Bream: How to Catch Them, which is part of a classic series of fishing books. Pocket size.

1968 edition of Bream: how to Catch Them, which is part of a series of classic fishing books. Pocket size.

Very collectible. 1959 1st edition, 1st impression. ownership inscription on fep. General wear but intact, clean and readable. Price printed on front is 2/6.