About this title: For such a familiar part of the British scene, the telephone box is something of an unknown quantity. What is its story? Why is it the way it is? Who designed it? What came before it? This generously illustrated book answers these questions and more, providing a concise history of one of the most recognizable and enduring pieces of street furniture. Tracing the design evolution of the phone box, touching on police and emergency kiosks, and listing interesting sites to visit, this is an ideal guide to a sight that is increasingly rare on British streets as the mobile phone slowly pushes the ...
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Description: VG: in very good condition without dustwrapper as issued. 32pp: Illustrations within the text: 220mm x 150mm (9" x 6"): One of the scarcer Shire titles. read more
Description: Very Good. 210x148mm. A concise illustrated histoy of the most ubiquitous oof all street furniture, kiosks being found in sites as far removed as the busiest city streets and the most remote countryside. 32pp plus covers illustrated in black and white, with colour cover. read more
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