The Pip BookThe Pip Book (1973), by Keith Mossman, is a practical guide to growing fruit from pips, offering straightforward advice and observations drawn from hands on experience. Its simple explanations and approachable tone make this early edition a friendly reference for gardeners and anyone curious about experimenting with fruit propagation at home. VINTAGE ITEMS USUALLY SHOW SOME SIGNS OF WEAR OR FADING.

Earrings formed by metallic oval piece

COLOR: IVORY

Complete copies with both records are increasingly rare and sought after by collectors

Nearly 200 trees and tall shrubs in color with details of leaf

offering straightforward advice and observations drawn from hands on experience

Verbena flower preserved in resin combined with small red glass drops

Earrings formed by glass beads

originally published in 1974 and reprinted in 1980

We found it an extremely photogenic scene to see these people walking the streets being pushed by a crowd of dogs eager to sniff the entire city

Gold plated pin closure

Earrings formed by glass pieces and a mother-of-pearl effect glass bead

adding a personal historical touch to the book