I have just released the second edition of my book Old Norfolk Post Offices in digital format.

This new edition sees more images added and additional sub-postmasters and postmistresses identified. Some of the old images have been updated with better quality scans.

So far I have the digital version up for sale and later next week I hope to have the softcover print version available.

You can learn more about and purchase the digital version here: https://inkstruck.co.uk/b/oVphq

The print version is now available in the UK: https://inkstruck.co.uk/b/6iDRU

Another print option for the UK and Overseas can be found here: https://www.thegreatbritishbookshop.co.uk/products/old-norfolk-post-offices

Great work Freddy 

I love things that give a glimpse of how life used to be.

Best of luck 

The proof for the print version arrived and I am very happy with it

It's bigger than I thought it would be, it's quite thick. The images came out really well and the paper quality is great with a nice sheen.

Later today I will organise the selling of this print version. Here's a couple of photos.

Looks very professional, excellent job   

Thanks

I am going to hold off on putting it for sale in case there is anything I think of that might affect things. Once it's published, you cannot make major alterations, but I am 99% okay in my mind with it. I'm just double-checking everything at the moment.

I also found out today that I have to pay to send copies to the British Library - six of them! It's not too expensive, though, at about £40. Even so, it's cool to have a book in the British Library - someone a century from now may dust it down for a read 

I like the idea of leaving things in the world after we're gone, good positive things that future generations can look back at.

I get the same feeling about my music on YouTube, I'm not going to delete the channel, hopefully it'll stay there long after I've gone.

The print version is now available in the UK: https://inkstruck.co.uk/b/6iDRU

 

I used a couple of old Norfolk Directories for some of the information in the book, and thanks to the University of Leicester, which permitted me, I have these free PDFs available too. They were digitised over 25 years ago.

Kelly's Directory Norfolk 1904: https://inkstruck.co.uk/b/f8JpD

Kelly's Directory Norfolk 1912: https://inkstruck.co.uk/b/cH5Cd