Discover the intimate, beguiling and surprising stories of 19 objects taken into the restorative care of 'The Repair Shop', the popular BBC programme which first aired in 2017 and ...
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Description
Discover the intimate, beguiling and surprising stories of 19 objects taken into the restorative care of 'The Repair Shop', the popular BBC programme which first aired in 2017 and has since become a much-loved fixture in the television schedule. Charming, poignant and eccentric tales inspired by objects, just as intriguing as the meaning they have for their owners. From a Jamaican-Pump Organ, and a bicycle from Bletchley Park; to a foundling's teddy bear and a 'Rusty Bucket' with a tale to tell from Occupied France. A selection of expanded stories from the programme, with contributions from the talented craftsmen and women who worked to restore the objects. Illustrated with ‘before’ and ‘after’ photographs and with a Foreword by Jay Blades (b.1970).
Size & Additional Information
Paperback
20 x 13cm
248 pages
With 77 black-and-white photos and line drawings and 32 colour photographs
FSC accredited paper
20 x 13cm
248 pages
With 77 black-and-white photos and line drawings and 32 colour photographs
FSC accredited paper
DELIVERY & RETURNS
Reviews
Overall product rating 4.3/5
21 January 2025
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I bought this book for my husband as we both enjoy watching the Repair Shop. My husband is very pleased with his gift.
By Mrs Lynne Coulling
10 December 2024
Lincolnshire
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Wonderful. So pleased with this item
Exceeded expectations
Hoped it would be nice gift for my husband but was so .uch Better than expected
09 December 2024
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Wanted this for some time. Looks interesting and will make a good gift.
By Ms Denise White
26 November 2023
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A Christmas gift for a fan of the show
By Mr William Callison
23 October 2023
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Good informative book fills in the stories about the items taken in for repair.
26 August 2023
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Very poor quality paper, the photos on that paper are unacceptable. The photos on the quality paper inserts are better but stll poorly defined.
Thank you for your feedback. We are sorry to hear that you are disappointed with the quality of the paper that the BBC have used to print this book – please let our customer services team know if you would like to return it and they will assist. Kind regards, Alice.
