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Copies held: 1902 (Vol.

Building , May 1930, issue 5, volume 5; Building - Index of January - December, September 1932, issue 9, volume 7; January 1933, issue 1, volume 8; February 1933, issue 2, volume 8; March 1933, issue 3, volume 8; April 1933, issue 4, volume 8; May 1933, issue 5, volume 8; June 1933, issue 6, volume 8; July 1933, issue 7, volume 8; August 1933, issue 8, volume 8; September 1933, issue 9, volume 8; October 1933, issue 10, volume 8; November 1933, issue 11, volume 8; January 1934, issue 1, volume 9; February 1934, issue 2, volume 9; March 1934, issue 3, volume 9; April 1934, issue 4, volume 9; May 1934, issue 5, volume 9; July 1934, issue 7, volume 9; August 1934, issue 8, volume 9; September 1934, issue 9, volume 9; October 1934, issue 10, volume 9; November 1934, issue 11, volume 9; December 1934, issue 12, volume 9; Building - Index of January - December, September 1934, issue 9, volume 9; January 1935, issue 1, volume 10; February 1935, issue 2, volume 10; March 1935, issue 3, volume 10; April 1935, issue 4, volume 10; May 1935, issue 5, volume 10; June 1935, issue 6, volume 10; September 1935, issue 9, volume 10; March 1939, issue 3, volume 14; April 1939, issue 4, volume 14; October 1939, issue 10, volume 14; Advertised as 'A Practical Journal for Architects, Quantity Surveyors, Builders, Structural Engineers, Heating, Lighting and Ventilating Engineers, Sanitary Engineers, Decorators, Manufacturers and Merchants of Building Material, and Estate Managers', Building is a vital source of reference for all of those interested in these aspects of the building industry and its history.

An illustrated, monthly magazine aimed at an audience of young housewives.

Marketed as 'The Magazine for Home Seekers' The New House provides the reader with advice on where to find a perfect house, how to buy it and what to furnish it with.

A monthly publication aimed at the amateur carpenter, featuring a mix of designs for readers to follow (eg.

First published in 1955 and edited by F.

Copies held: Bulletin NDS Series A 3-11, 13-18,20, 22-28 [incomplete series] One of two bulletins published by the Needlework Development Scheme (NDS), based in Glasgow (see also And So to Embroider).

The monthly, illustrated Wood journal was launched in 1936, and covered wood topics about the creation, marketing and application of woodcraft and forestry.

Bound vol: Jan - June 1920 Bound vol: July - Dec 1920 Bound vol: Jan - Dec 1921 Bound vol: Jan - Dec 1922 Bound vol: Jan - June 1923 Bound vol: 23, Jan - June 1931 Bound vol: 24, July - Dec 1931 Bound vol: 25, Jan - June 1932 Bound vol: 26, July - Dec 1932 Bound vol: 27, Jan - June 1933 Bound vol: 28, July - Dec 1933 Bound vol: 29, Jan - June 1934 Bound vol: 31, Jan - June 1935 Bound vol: 32, July - Dec 1935 Bound vol: 33, Jan - June 1936 Bound vol: 34, July - Dec 1936 Bound vol: 35, Jan - June 1937 Bound vol: 36, July - Dec 1937 Bound vol: 37, Jan - June 1938 Bound vol: 38, July - Dec 1938 Bound vol: 39, Jan - June 1939 Bound vol: 40, July - Dec 1939 Ideal Home Book of Garden Plans, 1930s Bound vol: 59 - 60, Jan - Dec 1949 Bound vol: 61 - 62, Jan - Dec 1950 Bound vol: 63 - 64, Jan - Dec 1951 Bound vol: 65 - 66, Jan - Dec 1952 Bound vol: 67 - 68, Jan - Dec 1953 Bound vol: 69 - 70, Jan - Dec 1954 Bound vol: 71 - 72, Jan - Dec 1955 Bound vol: 73 - 74, Jan - Dec 1956 Ideal Home, Oct 1954 Ideal Home, April – May, Oct 1956, iss.

Country Life, July 1949, issue 2740, volume 106 Country Life, September 1949, issue 2747, volume 106 Country Life, September 1952, issue 2906, volume 112 Country Life, June 1957, issue 3159, volume 122 Country Life, August 1957, issue 3161, volume 122 Country Life, October 1957, issue 3169, volume 122 Country Life, May 1958, issue 3199, volume 123 Country Life, February 1967, issue 3651, volume 141 Country Life, July 1970, issue 3822, volume 148 Country Life, November 1980, issue 4344, volume 168 Country Life, January 1990, issue 3, volume 184 Founded in 1897, the weekly illustrated Country Life is devoted to all aspects of country living, from rural pursuits, for example hunting, shooting, fishing and cricket, wildlife and farming to idyllic country towns and country house collections.