Sun, Fun, and Crowds: Seaside Holidays Between the Wars - Steven Braggs
Sun, Fun and Crowds: Seaside Holidays Between the Wars, by Steven Braggs and Diane Harris, published by Tempus in 2000. This paperback social history looks at British seaside holidays in the interwar period, covering guidebooks, fashion, resorts, transport, lidos and piers, illustrated with contemporary photographs and postcards.
The cover features a colourful Art Deco style beach scene taken from a 1930s Margate guide, with the title in bold red lettering. The back cover carries a sepia photograph of holidaymakers at Margate beach, along with a summary of the book's contents and the price.
The spine shows a library shelf label reading 910.202 09. The copyright page carries a Telford & Wrekin Libraries stamp marked "Discarded" and a library stock label. There is some wear to the spine and cover edges, with light creasing and a small tear visible at the top of the spine.
Condition: Good
Free UK postage. Every book is photographed individually - the one in the photos is the one you get.