Filofax portable punch for Personal Organisers. Fits on the rings inside your organiser neatly punches 6 holes through the paper. Full instructions for use provided. The success of Filofax over the past decade has led many to believe that they are a new concept. This is actually quite the contrary
- in fact its origins date back to the First World War when an Englishman working in the USA came across an American organising system consisting largely of technical leaves for engineers & scientists. In 1930 a company was set up in London to market the idea of personal organisation systems
- by mail order
- to Engl&. The name &8220; Filofax” was born having derived from the description &8220;file of facts”. Filofax built up a strong clientele particularly amongst the clergy & military; indeed at one point a &8220; Filofax” was a compulsory purchase for the British Army staff college in Camberley. The Filofax personal organiser was an indispensable status symbol for the 1980&8217;s & continues to be a valuable & practical asset to people in all walks of life today.


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Absolute luxury! This black Slimline Guildford Personal size organiser is crafted from the softest leather for an exquisite sensory experience every time you use it. The design features of this superb Filofax include six cut out credit card pockets one multipurpose cut out pocket with full length pocket behind one full-length zippered mesh pocket & a Pen loop. Width 95mm height 141mm depth 26mm. Contents Include; Transparent flyleaf Week per page diary (5 language) To do (5 language)f Personal expenses (with icons) White ruled notepaperf Salmon ruled notepaperf A-Z index slimline 2 letters per tab Note Only Week per page diaries are suitable for Slimline organisers The success of Filofax over the past decade has led many to believe that they are a new concept. However quite the contrary in fact its origins date back right up until the First World War when an Englishman working in the USA came across an American organising system consisting largely of technical leaves for engineers & scientists. In 1930 after a company was set up in London to market the idea of personal organisation systems by mail order to England the name &8220; Filofax” was born having derived from the description &8220;file of facts”. Filofax built up a strong clientele particularly amongst the clergy & military indeed at one point a &8220; Filofax” was a compulsory purchase of the British Army staff college in Camberley. The Filofax personal organiser was an indispensable status symbol for the 1980&8217;s & continues to be a valuable & practical asset to people in all walks of life today. ...

The success of Filofax over the past decade has led many to believe that they are a new concept. However quite the contrary in fact its origins date back right up until the First World War when an Englishman working in the USA came across an American organising system consisting largely of technical leaves for engineers & scientists. In 1930 after a company was set up in London to market the idea of personal organisation systems by mail order to England the name &8220; Filofax” was born having derived from the description &8220;file of facts”. Filofax built up a strong clientele particularly amongst the clergy & military indeed at one point a &8220; Filofax” was a compulsory purchase of the British Army staff college in Camberley. The Filofax personal organiser was an indispensable status symbol for the 1980&8217;s & continues to be a valuable & practical asset to people in all walks of life today. Designed to fit mini & all other Filofax orgainisers the twist barrel extends & retracts the pen nib. Unscrew barrel to access refill & pull firmly on refill to remove. Blue ink. Measures 67 x 105mm. ...

With the festive season almost upon him Detective Sergeant Bruce Robertson is winding down at work & gearing up socially
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When the Sex Pistols swore live on tea-time telly in 1976 there was outrage across Britain. Headlines screamed. Christians marched. TVs were kicked in. Thirty years on all those words are media-mainstream
- bandied about with impunity on TV & in the papers. This is the story of our bad language & its three-decade journey from the fringes of decency to the working centre of a more linguistically liberal nation. Silverton takes a clear comprehensive & witty look at swearing & the impact of its new acceptability on our language our manners & our society. He considers how we have become more openly emotional yet more wary about insulting others. & how it's seemingly become alright to say **** & **** but not ****** or ****. This is the story of that cultural revolution written by one who was there at the start proudly striking some of the first blows in the long struggle for the right to reclaim filthy English & use it.
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The Staedtler FIMO soft kits for kids are the ideal beginner&8217;s entry point into FIMO. Each set contains 4 x 25 blocks of FIMO. Each set contains detailed instructions on how to create the models featured on the front of the pack. FIMO soft is an oven baked Polymer clay which requires baking in the oven for 30 minutes at 110°C / 230°F. ...

At the time of his death Patrick OBrian had begun to write a novel to follow on from Blue at the Mizzen the twentieth book in the classic series. These are the chapters he had completed of the final voyage of Jack Aubrey & Stephen Maturin -- the greatest friendship of modern literature The story picks up from the end of Blue at the Mizzen when Jack Aubrey receives the news in Chile of his elevation to flag rank: Rear Admiral of the Blue Squadron with orders to sail to the South Africa station. This novel unfinished & untitled at the time of OBrians death would have been a chronicle of that mission & much else besides. The chapters left on OBrians death are presented here both in printed version -- including his corrections to the typescript -- & a facsimilie of his manuscript which goes several pages beyond the end of the typescript &

Includes:: marginal notes by OBrian. & so this great roman fleuve comes to an end with Jack with his sacred blue flag sailing through fair sweet days -- Stephen with his dissections & new love Killick muttering darkly over the toasted cheese! Of course we would rather have had the whole story; instead we have this proof that OBrians powers of observation his humour & his understanding of his characters were undiminished to the end.

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Desperately tired after months living rough with Italian partisans Richard makes a mistake behind enemy lines that results in devastating tragedy. Rose performing for the troops crossing France at last finds a man she feels she can love & is forced to make the most difficult decision of her life. Merry's lover is returned to him from the jaws of death only to be separated from him again by the demands of duty. But while the battle rages on they will fight for the future. In war & peace in joy & despair life continues
- but never as expected.
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In the spring of 1613 Mr William Shakespeare a gentleman farmer in Warwickshire returns to London. It is a ceremonial visit; he has no further theatrical ambitions. But the city is still reeling from the terrorist panic of the Gunpowder Plot of 1605 & fate soon forces him to take up his pen again. It was never possible to write about Henry VII while his granddaughter Elizabeth was Queen but now he must. It is a perilous enterprise: King James Is spies are everywhere. There is no evidence that Shakespeare wrote Henry VII but in a compelling piece of historical recreation Robert Winder asks: what if he did? After 400 years he gives us a unique world premiere
- a br&-new full-length Shakespeare play. The Final Act of Mr Shakespeare is an exhilarating portrait of Englands greatest author
- not in love but raging against the dying of the light. It is an outrageous tour de force of theatrical imagination full of the spirit of the Bard.

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A gripping new racing thriller from bestselling author John Francome Its been over a year since Danny Clarks girlfriend Kirsty died in a horrific diving accident in the Caribbean. Danny was plunged into a time of bitter mourning but now hes back on his feet with a lot of help from Kirstys best friend Tara. In fact Danny has fallen for Tara in a major way. Dannys godfather Adrian Spring who runs a racing stable isnt at all happy about this. He cant help wondering how much Tara knows about the secrets that died with Kirsty. Secrets hed prefer stayed secret for ever. Tara herself is uneasy: unconvinced that Kirstys death was an accident she fears that she might fall victim to a fatal accident herself. & shes never been the paranoid type... ...