In its time the Illustrated London News was a weekly publication up to 1971 and thereafter a monthly publication.
Originally released in 1842 at the dawn of the Industrial Revolution the Illustrated London News became famous for its portrayal of Victorian life, from concerts, theatre shows and races to politics and world events.
The artists and engravers were well-known at the time for the quality of their illustrations and made the book famous. These include Birket Foster and George Weir amongst others.
You can order a personalised edition of the Illustrated London News with the recipient's name and year, all beautifully embossed in a blue hand bound cover. A message can also be used to personalise the book.
Today on my blog I am given you the chance to win a copy of the Illustrated London News Archive book worth £29.99 from I Just Love It. Entry is easy via the Rafflecopter application below. If you are not sure how to enter Rafflecopter competitions check this out.
While you are here don't forget to check out the other competitions I have running too, to win £100 in cash, a Von Shef food processor and £60 voucher to spend on homewares with Melody Maison.
While you are here don't forget to check out the other competitions I have running too, to win £100 in cash, a Von Shef food processor and £60 voucher to spend on homewares with Melody Maison.
Good Luck!
My giveaway is open to those 18 + living in the UK only.
Winner picked at random via Rafflecopter
Please allow 28 days for delivery
No automated entries
One entry per person
Giveaway ends midnight on 01/10/2017
My nephew who is interested in London
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ReplyDeleteTo my father in law, he loves history and would enjoy watching the old pictures. I think it would make him to get into the background story of the pictures.
ReplyDeletemy mum
ReplyDeleteMy Mum and Dad would absolutely love this book...who knows they might even be in it? ;)
ReplyDeleteI would love this for my Son-in-Law
ReplyDeleteProbably my mum for her birthday, she loves history
ReplyDeleteI would give it to my son as he lives in London.
ReplyDeleteHazel Rea @beachrambler
I would give it to my mum.
ReplyDeleteMy neice
ReplyDeleteShe's doing art and fashion at university in London
She'd be thrilled
I have to confess, I would have to keep this wonderful book for myself. I've recently decorated 1 wall of our kitchen with original 1930's advertisements & news articles, so would love to read this
ReplyDeletei would give it to my dad he would love this
ReplyDeleteIt would be a great gift for my Dad!
ReplyDeleteI would share it with my family, but once they had finished with it, i'd probably keep it to enjoy myself.
ReplyDeleteTracy Nixon: It would be a great gift for my Dad thanks!
ReplyDeleteWould give it to myself because I deserve it! ;)
ReplyDeleteI would share it with family members who live in the area
ReplyDeleteOur grandson
ReplyDeleteIt would be a great gift for my brother x
ReplyDeleteMy daughter is at Uni in London and she'd find this sort of thing fascinating
ReplyDeleteI would keep for myself
ReplyDeleteIt would be a great birthday present for my Mam.
ReplyDeleteMy dad as his mum and dad came from London.
ReplyDeletemy husband he would love it hes a total bookworm and anything with history in is a must.
ReplyDeleteMr brother would love this
ReplyDeleteGreat gift for my best friend!
ReplyDeleteThis would be perfect for my 90 year old neighbour who would be thrilled to receive this for his birthday just after Christmas.
ReplyDeleteI would give it to my dad as he would love this - Leanne W
ReplyDeletemy aunt would love a book like this!
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ReplyDeleteMy daughter x
ReplyDeleteMy brother would love this
ReplyDeleteI would give this to my son who loves to learn about history and is fascinated with London
ReplyDeletei want to keep it for myself! but if i had to i'd give it to my father
ReplyDeletethis is really lovely! my eldest daughter is 15 i know shed love this!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to give this to my history loving cockney boyfriend. He's love it!
ReplyDeleteI'm entering this to try and win it for myself ;)
ReplyDeleteI would keep it for myself, I love things like this!
ReplyDeleteeither my mum or hubby
ReplyDeleteI think this would make an unusual gift for my husband!
ReplyDeleteI would give this to my mother if i was to win.
ReplyDeleteThis would be ideal for my mums Christmas.
ReplyDeleteI think I'd gift the book to my dad.
ReplyDeleteWould give it to my fiancee - loves history and London!
ReplyDeleteMy fiance - loves history and London!
ReplyDeletemy nan as she was born in london in 1941
ReplyDeleteI'd give it to my nan/grandad :)
ReplyDeleteI'd give this to my day if I won, he just loves history
ReplyDeletemy parents would love this
ReplyDeleteAt risk of sounding selfish, I'd probably keep this (and share with my fellow-history-loving husband) as I adore history, esp social history! ;)
ReplyDeleteI would give this book to my sister.
ReplyDeleteMy mum would love this as she was born in London and would spark lots of memories for her
ReplyDeleteMy father would love this
ReplyDeleteMy Dad who will be 80 in October
ReplyDeleteMy brother for Christmas
ReplyDeleteI would gift this to my Fiance's Dad as he absolutely loves his history and I know he would find this book so interesting. He grew up in London too.
ReplyDeleteI would give it to my nan because she loves reading
ReplyDeletea great book for my friend
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure. I might keep it! I live in London and have a keen interest in history.
ReplyDelete- Anthony
I'd give it to my husband, would be great to read through for both of us
ReplyDeleteid keep it I love history
ReplyDeleteMe - I'd love to see what else happened in that most momentous year!
ReplyDeleteI'd keep it for myself, too nice to give away
ReplyDeleteI would give it to my husband
ReplyDeleteI would give it to my Mum, she would love it x
ReplyDeleteI'd give the book to my parents
ReplyDeleteMy husband would love this x
ReplyDeleteMy mum would find it really interesting. (@PeanutHog)
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