This series from 1960, was very popular for it’s well-written texts and excellent illustrations. The history of man's achievements helped children grasp a greater understanding of how inventions play an important part in the world we live in today. |
This was Ladybird's second series of religious stories and consisted of 9 different titles. It dates from 1960 |
There are 20 titles in this series which dates from 1960. They show the work of various tradesmen and professions. |
This was Ladybird's first series to take a look at sport. There were only 2 titles published, Cricket and Football. |
Series 606d, commonly known as the Well Loved Tales, is one of the most popular series of Ladybird books. There are 48 Titles in the series which date from 1964 to the early 1980's |
Small series dating back to 1960 covering what were then Public Services - Gas, Water and Electricity. |
A small series of three titles dating from 1969. |
This series consists of only two titles - Transport and Food. |
This small series of 3 books dates from 1961. |
A very small series of just 2 titles dating from 1961. |
A small series of 4 titles dating from 1962. This popular series was illustrated by Harry Wingfield. It introduced young children to simple scientific experiments. A new series was issued in 1982. |
A selection of books from this small series. The first is an ABC, the remainder are Sounds and Picture books |
The "Learnabouts" series 634 is closely paired with the Hobbies and Interests series 633. The books contain details of many crafts and hobbies. There are 30 books in the series 634 and 24 in Series 633 which date from 1963. |
In 1964 Ladybird launched their Key Words Reading Scheme Series 641. Commonly known as the Peter and Jane books, this series was used by parents and schools throughout the UK.
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There are five titles in this series which dates from 1964. |
There are 9 titles in the Ladybird Natural history Series which dates from 1965. |
This educational series of 14 books dates back to 1965. They are full of simple explanations on how things around us work. How a rocket got into space, how a camera captures an image, or how a hovercraft can glide on water and land.
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This series examined the history of the Arts and covered such topics as ballet, theatre and musical instruments. There were 7 titles published in this series which dates from 1966. |
This series covers the entire history of Britain from earliest times to the present day in two fact filled books from 1966. |
This series, which was limited to just two titles was issued in 1968. It was designed to show children various domestic animals but only included dogs and horses.
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This Ladybird series looks at animals from the different continents of the world. It consists of 7 titles dating from 1969. |
Ladybird Series 704 Picture Books which were designed to stimulate a child's natural developement and growth of intelligence. |
A selection of ladybird titles from the 1960s |