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Beautiful everyday Ladybird things

Telephone (1970)
Artist: Harry Wingfield

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“When twilight turns to darkness, the swifts rise higher and higher into the night air and there they sleep on the wing.
In the very early dawn, as light creeps into the sky, they dive down again”
Writer: EL Grant Warson
Artist: CF Tunnicliffe
‘What to Look for in Spring’ 1961

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Other work by the Ladybird artists
‘Roof garden’ (1952)
Artist: Ronald Lampitt

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Ladybird cover stories, 1962-3
The Junior Science series

Artist: Harry Wingfield

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Other work by the Ladybird artists.
‘May in South Devon’
Whitbread calendar 1971
Artist: SR Badmin

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From my collection - a vibrant proof copy of SR Badmin‘s Ludlow Castle travel poster

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How to be a Ladybird man, part 36.
Strive for perfection

Artist: Harry Wingfield
(Talkabout the Garden, 1976)

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‘Evening light’
The Farm, 1958
Artist: CF Tunnicliffe

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Other work by the Ladybird artists
‘Harlech Castle’
Railway poster
Artist: Ronald Lampitt

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‘The witch’s garden’

(Rapunzel, 1968)
Artist: Eric Winter

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The cuckoo
Artist: CF Tunnicliffe
(What to look for in Spring, 1961)

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Horse chestnut’
Trees (1963)
Artist: SR Badmin

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‘Greenfinch’
Artist: John Leigh-Pemberton
(Garden Birds, 1967)

Happy new month

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Other work of the Ladybird artists.
Village in Spring (1949)
Artist: Ronald Lampitt

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“The willow saplings are breaking into leaf, and the sycamore leaves are escaping from the bracts that have guarded them throughout the winter”
Writer: EL Grant Watson
Artist: CF Tunnicliffe

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“Find a hedgerow on a bank and examine just one yard of it. Then make a list of all the different plants you can find in that yard. You will be astonished at the variety”

Plants and how they Grow (1965)
Artist: Ronald Lampitt
Writer: Richard Bowood

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The end of the journey
‘On the Train’ (1955)
Artist: WC Watson

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‘A Drove of Hares’
(From a vintage ad produced for Boots the chemist)
Artist: CF Tunnicliffe

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Dragonflies

Artist: John Leigh-Pemberton
(Butterflies and Moths, 1965)

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“From the moss-covered old alder stump young leaves are breaking, and close beside the stump there is a wild duck on her nest”
Writer: EL Grant Watson
Artist: CF Tunnicliffe

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‘Crab Apple’
Trees (1963)
Artist: S R Badmin

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A trip to the shops in the Morris Minor

Artist: Robert Ayton
(The Story of the Motor Car, 1962)

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Bluebell, Ground Ivy, Red Campion
‘Wild Flowers’(1957)
Artists: Edith Hilder, Rowland Hilder

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Other work by the Ladybird artists
‘Badgers’
Artist CFTunnicliffe

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‘Robin’
Artist: Ronald Lampitt
(Birds and how they Live, 1965)