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Geneology Magazines (Heversham LA7)
If you have ever considered doing a family tree the internet is great but these offer hints and tricks to make things easier and you only need to leave the page open to revisit what you were reading.



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Canon printer scanner (Heversham LA7)
I can't tell you much about this, I know it was working when given to me but I have never used it, I just didn't want it to go to landfill. I have no leads for it but looking around it they are all commonly used ones it needs and you will be able to download all the software and drivers etc off the internet.



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Royal memorabilia (Heversham LA7)
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I have a box of my late mothers royal memorabilia, I have not got time to go through it as I have just moved house and have enough going on.


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Phone case & stylus (Heversham LA7)
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Not really sure what phone this is for there is a label saying NK225 put it next to a ruler hoping it might help.


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Bath (Heversham LA7)
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Suitable for aged or infirm, will make bathing or showering safer and easier, enter by a door in the side. It is white and made of plastic or fibreglass so quite light and is 160cm long.




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Genealology (Heversham LA7)
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Ever wanted to complie a family tree, I have a box of magazines that basically help you along the way with hints and tips of where to look out those records etc.


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Books (Heversham LA7)
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Modern Practical Building (aprox 1947) vol 1 to 4 Houses for Moderate Means (aprox 1948) Handbook of Histopathological Techniques (1963) The Lyle Official Antiques review 1982. Thought I would give them a try on here before I recycle them they could be good props for amdram?

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Building plans (Heversham LA7)
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Is there any members that live in Grange Over Sands? I have found some building plans for properties on Laneside Road and I wondered if you would like them. My father was the builder along with Lloyd Saunders and I thought I would offer them to the current residents before I shred them for recycling. I think I probably have the plans for the whole estate.


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