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Spotter’s Guide to Pillboxes & other anti-invasion structures of WWII.

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Out now the Spotter’s guide to pilboxex, a 52 page booklet which attempts to “explain the presence of the thousands of pillboxes still to be seen across the countryside and along the coasts.”
Available only from the Pillbox Study Group.
Get your copy by sending a Cheque for £4 (made out to Pillbox Study Group) to Alister Graham Kerr, ‘Casemate’ 7 Burgh Castle, Marine Butt Lane, Burgh Castle, Norfolk. NR31 9PZ

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