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Waterways Books For Sale
IWA has been donated a large collection of waterways books to sell for funds for the Association’s work.
A small part of the collection accompanied IWA sales stand at Canalway Cavalcade, Crick and Braunston Boat Show, where we raised over £500 from the sale of these books. We have now added some more books from the collection to the schedule, which can be downloaded here. If you would like to purchase any of the books, please e-mail [email protected], who will respond to confirm availability and arrange payment. The books are all priced at less than the cost they can currently be purchased second hand at Amazon.co.uk. Use the ISBN number listed in the schedule to search on Amazon.co.uk for details of each book. Amazon prices shown in the schedule were correct at day of compilation, and include delivery, but these prices can change daily. Our price for each book is shown in the far right hand column. Prices include post, subject to a minimum order of £10. For orders under £10, add £3 for post.
The schedule has been updated as at 31st October 2024.
IWA at 75
The Inland Waterways Association has just notched-up 75 years of campaigns to save, restore and protect our canals and rivers.
Follow our photographic journey, which celebrates the work of volunteers and campaigners across the country who saved the waterways and helped to make them what they are today.
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You can help Save Waterways Heritage.
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LOVE YOUR WATERWAYS
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