Publication Sales List

The publications listed below are available by post from the Administrator at our registered office address in Abinger see contacts page.  (info@surreyarchaeology.org.uk(link sends e-mail)) . Please add postage and packing as stated. Publications may also be purchased in person from the Society's office at Abinger. Discounts: 5% on orders of £30 to £50; 10% on orders over £50 

The publications listed in green are now available online by clicking the link.

SURREY ARCHAEOLOGICAL COLLECTIONS (add £3.50 p&p per volume)

Volume 104 £10.00

Volume 105 £10.00

Research Papers (add £1.50 p&p per volume)

No 1  Roman relief-patterned flue tiles, by A W G Lowther. (1948) £5.00
No 2  A Mesolithic survey of the West Surrey Greensand, by W F Rankine. (1949) £5.00
No 5  Excavations in Southwark, by Kathleen M Kenyon. (1959) £5.00

Other publications

Aspects of Archaeology & History in Surrey. (2004) £25.00 (add £4.70 p&p)

Kingston's Past Rediscovered (1990). £6.95 (add £1.50 p&p)

Explore Guildford (2010) £2.00 (add £1.50 p&p)
St Mary's Church, Barnes (2011) £3.00 (add £1.50 p&p)

Surrey History

The volumes of Surrey History are composed of a number of separately published issues.

Volume 19 (2020) £5.00 per numbered issue (add £1.50 p&p)

Volume 20 (2021) £5.00 per numbered issue (add £1.50 p&p)

Volume 21 (2022) £5.00 per numbered issue (add £1.50 p&p)

Volume 22 (2023) £5.00 per numbered issue (add £1.50 p&p)


Village Studies Series: (add £2.00 p&p)

Shere: A Surrey Village in Maps. (2001) £3.00
Ewell: A Surrey village that became a town. (2004) £3.00
Thorpe: A Surrey Village in Maps. (2002) £3.00
Gomshall, Peaslake and Ewhurst: Rural Villages from Rural Vill (2010) £5.00

Esher : Origins and Development of a Surrey Village in Maps (2015) £10.00 plus £3.00 p&p.  (Orders for this volume will be forwarded to Esher District Local History Society.)
Great Bookham: The Development of a Surrey Village in Maps (2016) £10.00 plus £2.60 p&p.  (Orders for this volume will be forwarded to Leatherhead & District Local History Society)

 

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