My GPO Family - Communications History Books for Sale

My GPO Family of Books
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My GPO Family of books, exploring communications history... about the General Post Office (GPO), Post Office Telecommunications, British Telecom, and BT.

Andrew Emmerson (one-time Technical Press Officer with British Telecom) remarks: "John paints an engaging picture of telecommunications, all written in a highly readable language."

Book cover: The GPO and Bletchley Park.

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Yellow History Series (2017-2019)

		Yellow History (2017-2019 series) Click on the image to see more details and buy.

Square Formats: Premium Quality Photobooks (2019-20 series)

			Square Photobooks (2019-2020 series) Click on the image to see more details and buy.

Oblong Formats: Photobooks (2017-2018 series)

	Oblong Photobooks (2017-2018 series) Quality printed photobooks with images of equipment and architecture taken between 1999 and 2018. Click on the image to see more details and buy.

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