Kitchen Garden Forum

Hi

Can anyone please tell me how many dig for victory leaflets were issued during ww II, also can copy's be bought ?

Regards

Kevin

Hi Kevin,
If my memory serves me correctly it is 12 copies.
Somewhere in my small archive of books I have all of them. I cannot promise but if I find them I'll send them to you to copy and return.
I looked last year but failed to find them but I'll have another go for you.
JB.

I have found this link...I think it may have been posted here previously..but haven't checked.. http://www.earthlypursuits.com/AllotGui ... tGuide.htm


There are some of the leaflets around our house somewhere too...as collected by my late father.

...and warping the thread slightly..

Here is a crop ...from a postcard in my collection of views of my work location.

Two beds of the formal front garden are shown that historically have been filled with Catmint. However, there seems in this view to be a partial take over by vegetables.?.. We have always assumed that this was the Field Marshall Sir doing his bit for Dig for Victory.?

Clive.

Johnboy

Thank you for your very kind offer what would I do without you lets hope you are successful this time I promise to take care of them

Clive

Thank you for the information about the web site looks very interesting, I have had a very quick look good to know that I will be able read them on-line. Just hoping that johnboy finds his copys

Another question for you Clive if you do not mind What's you knowledge like on Greenhouse heaters you see I bouhgt one of these http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... K:MEWAX:IT


Kind Regards to both of You


Kevin

Hello Kevin,
Sorry, I know nothing about such greenhouse heaters... I could see though that I soon could.!! Perhaps best I don't spend too much time pondering on them because the garage and shed are full of collected items all in need of attention..

Greenhouses with the old heating pipes certainly do have a fascination for me....a visit to West Dean a few years was really amazing... We were heading for Weald and Downland Museum but then I spotted the West Dean gardens sign..so we detoured next door.
Hot water did play a part in the day....Rover 200 K Series head gasket failure...home on the back of a lorry.

Clive.

I don't know whether the Imperial War Museum might have some reproductions. It's a place I keep promising myself I will visit, but many of these places have a shop where memorabilia and reproductions are sold. They may have a website where stuff can be ordered online.

PS Just checked: there are some here: http://www.iwmprints.org.uk/collection.php?collid=3111

johnboy. We must both be using the same filing system.