Book signing in Bath this friday
Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2011 10:52 pm
Apologies for blatant plug and non railway content, admin remove if not acceptable.
On this Friday 7th October at the Titfield Thunderbolt bookshop in Larkhall, Bath (www.titfield.co.uk) and commencing at midday
Martin Curtis will be signing and launching his new book "The Bristol Scroll" (ú10.00 published by Millstream) which is all about the different uses that the famous "Bristol" scroll was put to. Mainly buses and aeroplanes but also cars and other less expected things too.
Mike Walker will be a guest along with his Bristol KSW highbridge bus parked outside the shop(!!), together with Sir George and Lady White, Sir George is the great grandson of his namesake who was a self made man who set up the Bristol aeroplane company, Bristol Tramways and did a huge amount for his beloved city of Bristol. Martin is MD of the Bath Bus Company and other guests should include Peter Davey and Tim Graham, the publisher and the chap who built up Whitemans from 1975 until he sold it in 1995.
All are very welcome, drinks will be served and lots of other facilities available in Larkhall. Please feel free to pass on the invite to anyone else you know who may be interested.
If anyone from here does visit then please make youself known, I will be the bespectacled one with a bottle in his hand
Simon
On this Friday 7th October at the Titfield Thunderbolt bookshop in Larkhall, Bath (www.titfield.co.uk) and commencing at midday
Martin Curtis will be signing and launching his new book "The Bristol Scroll" (ú10.00 published by Millstream) which is all about the different uses that the famous "Bristol" scroll was put to. Mainly buses and aeroplanes but also cars and other less expected things too.
Mike Walker will be a guest along with his Bristol KSW highbridge bus parked outside the shop(!!), together with Sir George and Lady White, Sir George is the great grandson of his namesake who was a self made man who set up the Bristol aeroplane company, Bristol Tramways and did a huge amount for his beloved city of Bristol. Martin is MD of the Bath Bus Company and other guests should include Peter Davey and Tim Graham, the publisher and the chap who built up Whitemans from 1975 until he sold it in 1995.
All are very welcome, drinks will be served and lots of other facilities available in Larkhall. Please feel free to pass on the invite to anyone else you know who may be interested.
If anyone from here does visit then please make youself known, I will be the bespectacled one with a bottle in his hand
Simon
