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Made by knickerbocker the original holly hobbie rag doll read morethis is a rag doll from the ’sin original box which is a little batter now
15 €
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Seven red plastic knickerbocker glory glasses in very good condition (four only used once) £5 for the set read more
5 €
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These are delightful sundae glasses can be used for a number of desserts, ice cream sundaes, knickerbocker glory, ice cream, mousse etcthere are 20 will separate
5 €
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Unashamedly a love album, this orchestrated work by john moore is full of warm guitars, soaring harmonies, keyboards, strings and brass, but not without a hard-hitting rhythm sectionrelease from the british musician, best known for his work with the jesus and mary chain, black box recorder and his own band the expressway
21 €
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For sale are four vintage holly hobbie dolls with accessories by knickerbocker dolls are approx 6” tall all in wonderful conditionclothes are removable limbs move too just the pram handle has been repaired and the watering can has lost its handle, otherwise all the accessories are in great condition too a huge collectable
100 €
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French, the swashbuckling new york property developer, who had plans to produce in london something like his large-scale apartment complexes in tudor city and knickerbocker villageconceived as a speculative housing project and later catering for mps, peers and entertainers required to work in london, this book tells the story of the dolphin square project and also captures what it has been like to live in the square for figures including ellen wilkinson, alistair darling, william hague, mo mowlam, sir david steel, christine keeler, sid james, barbara windsor and princess annehowever, he was unable to raise funds in the aftermath of the great depression, and the project was taken on by a british builder, costain, infrom to it was the site of the royal army clothing depot, which produced uniforms for the british and other armed forceswhen the army clothing function was privatised, the duke of westminster offered the land for developmentthe trust's unique blend of quasi-charitable purpose and commercial management enabled long-standing tenants to enjoy below-market rentals before the trust came under immense pressure to realise the value of the existing leases and sell them off insee oxfam website for delivery information read morethe book begins with the antecedents of the seven-acre site, which was first occupied by the workshops of thomas cubitt, when he developed pimlico and belgraviadolphin square - the large, imposing red brick building on the north bank of the thames - was and is no ordinary block of flatsbuilt on a massive scale to a high density in the mid-s, it was a pioneering example of concrete design, and when completed was the largest single residential building in europethe successful bidder was fred fdolphin square breaks new ground in providing a detailed examination of a major example of urban property speculation and managementthe book charts the square's changing ownership and eventual creation of the dolphin square trust, which managed the flats on a non-profit-making basis for 40 yearsoxfam bookshop victoria blending social history with pioneering architecture and business analysis, dolphin square provides a detailed history of the london landmark and its antecedents
6 €
