THE STORY OF A DORSET VILLAGE IN POSTCARDS
	Greetings From Abbotsbury
	Edited by Paul Atterbury

Paul Atterbury has become a regulat visitor to The Book Shop, signing his various books of postcards

The postcards reproduced in this book have been drawn from a private collection and many are extremely rare.

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These are just two of the many postcards of Abbotsbury reproduced in this book.
	left: Published by Jerome 1938. Joe Gill and Fred Lexster, Swanherd, outside the decoy man's cottage at the Swanery. right: Published by Seward, Weymouth - 1929. This view was probably taken from the church tower, looking along Market Street to the norht, with the school at the top in Market Square.

Paul Atterbury is a freelance writer and lecturer specializing in 19th- and 20th-century art and design, particularly ceramics. He was formerly historical adviser to Royal Doulton and editor of The Connoisseur. His varied interests include printed ephemera, sculpture, and railway relics. He was the Curator of the Pugin exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, in 1994, and the same museum's "Victorian Vision" exhibition in 2001.

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