Secret Seven on the Trail and The Hidey-Hole
- Julie2owlsdene
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Secret Seven on the Trail and The Hidey-Hole
I have replaced my hardback with dust jacket of Secret Seven on the Trail and so am selling the other one I have. It's a reprint 1964, with an excellent complete dust jacket which I have protected. PM me for the price. Or if anyone who is going to the Old Thatch Day and is interested, PM me anyway.
The other book I have for sale is a first edition of The Hidey-Hole. Excellent condition, but no jacket, sadly.
Reason for sale is that I've found a 1st edition with a complete dust jacket and in excellent condition.
The other book I have for sale is a first edition of The Hidey-Hole. Excellent condition, but no jacket, sadly.
Reason for sale is that I've found a 1st edition with a complete dust jacket and in excellent condition.
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- Susan Webster
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Re: Secret Seven on the Trail and The Hidey-Hole
thave you still got the hidey hole? haven been around for ages due to no computer. am on dad`s at present . if you have the hidey hole can you phone me on 01922 629547 and let me know as i dont know when i can get on ccomputer again yet cheers sue
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Re: Secret Seven on the Trail and The Hidey-Hole
sorry Sue, I sold that one.
For anyone esle who is looking for certain titles the ones I have for sale are:
Adventure Stories - Hard Back Protected dust jacket.
The Boy Next Door - Pictorial Hardback
The Treasure Hunters - Hardback Protected dust jacket
Secret Seven on the Train - Hardback protected dust jacket
Good Work Secret Seven - Hardback no jacket
Go Ahead Secret Seven - Paperback library copy
Five on a Secret Trail - Hardbacked no dust jacket.
The Ring O Bells Mystery - Pictorial hardback.
For anyone esle who is looking for certain titles the ones I have for sale are:
Adventure Stories - Hard Back Protected dust jacket.
The Boy Next Door - Pictorial Hardback
The Treasure Hunters - Hardback Protected dust jacket
Secret Seven on the Train - Hardback protected dust jacket
Good Work Secret Seven - Hardback no jacket
Go Ahead Secret Seven - Paperback library copy
Five on a Secret Trail - Hardbacked no dust jacket.
The Ring O Bells Mystery - Pictorial hardback.
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Re: Secret Seven on the Trail and The Hidey-Hole
Hi Julie,
Too bad, but none of the 7 EB books that I'm still searching from private are among yours.
Here's my missing books list:
1. At Seaside Cottage
2. Secret of the Old Mill
3. Mystery of Banshee Towers
4. The Secret Island
5. Five are together again
6. Hollow Tree House
7. Ragamuffin Mystery
They don't need to have dust wrappers, my hubby creates the most beautiful dust wrappers . But they have to be old hardcovers, no paperbacks.
I hope so very much that a few members from EBS who have these titles and want to sell them via PayPal read my post.
Too bad, but none of the 7 EB books that I'm still searching from private are among yours.
Here's my missing books list:
1. At Seaside Cottage
2. Secret of the Old Mill
3. Mystery of Banshee Towers
4. The Secret Island
5. Five are together again
6. Hollow Tree House
7. Ragamuffin Mystery
They don't need to have dust wrappers, my hubby creates the most beautiful dust wrappers . But they have to be old hardcovers, no paperbacks.
I hope so very much that a few members from EBS who have these titles and want to sell them via PayPal read my post.
Chrissie
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Re: Secret Seven on the Trail and The Hidey-Hole
Julie, I might be interested in The Boy Next Door and The Treasure Hunters. Which editions are they (not that I'm looking for specific ones, just curious), and what sort of price and postage would you be asking? Please feel free to PM me if you prefer.
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Re: Secret Seven on the Trail and The Hidey-Hole
The editions are - Boy Next Door 1970 and Treasure Hunters 1962. I'll PM you a price.
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Re: Secret Seven on the Trail and The Hidey-Hole
They look good, Julie - that's the same edition of The Treasure Hunters I remember from my childhood! I'll get back to you via PM as well.
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Re: Secret Seven on the Trail and The Hidey-Hole
hi , what story is the Hidey Hole ,, not heard of that but sounds good
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- Susan Webster
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Re: Secret Seven on the Trail and The Hidey-Hole
Chrissie777 wrote:Hi Julie,
HI Not heard of At Seaside Cottage , whats it about and could i find it in the library cheers sue
Too bad, but none of the 7 EB books that I'm still searching from private are among yours.
Here's my missing books list:
1. At Seaside Cottage
2. Secret of the Old Mill
3. Mystery of Banshee Towers
4. The Secret Island
5. Five are together again
6. Hollow Tree House
7. Ragamuffin Mystery
They don't need to have dust wrappers, my hubby creates the most beautiful dust wrappers . But they have to be old hardcovers, no paperbacks.
I hope so very much that a few members from EBS who have these titles and want to sell them via PayPal read my post.
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Re: Secret Seven on the Trail and The Hidey-Hole
You can read about The Hidey-Hole in the cave Sue.
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It's not one of her best but I think it was Blyton's last proper novel to be published.
http://www.enidblytonsociety.co.uk/book ... Hidey+Hole" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
It's not one of her best but I think it was Blyton's last proper novel to be published.
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- Susan Webster
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Re: Secret Seven on the Trail and The Hidey-Hole
hi , where and when is the old thatch day as i would like to come . or is there anyone in the birmingham area who is going and could give me a lift ?
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Re: Secret Seven on the Trail and The Hidey-Hole
Er I think you might have the wrong thread Sue. There are no plans for an Old Thatch Day anyway as Jackie has closed the gardens to the public for good.
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Re: Secret Seven on the Trail and The Hidey-Hole
I think Sue might have read the original post (which mentions the then-upcoming Old Thatch gathering) without noticing that it dates from last year - easily done.
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Re: Secret Seven on the Trail and The Hidey-Hole
Ah - well, scrolling back up I can see that Julie's already sold her copy of The Hidey-Hole.
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"Listen to its terrible groans and creaks!" yelled Julian, almost beside himself with impatience.
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Re: Secret Seven on the Trail and The Hidey-Hole
And the two other books I enquired about are now sitting proudly on my bookshelf and have given me much enjoyment since I bought them - many thanks again, Julie!
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It was a nuisance. An adventure was one thing - but an adventure without anything to eat was quite another thing. That wouldn't do at all. (The Valley of Adventure)
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