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This page lists books illustrated by Tunnicliffe that are not included on the pages accessed by the links below. The books on this page are ordered by publication date with the most recent at the top of the page.

Other Tunnicliffe pages

Books by or about Tunnicliffe

Illustrated by Tunnicliffe:
- Alison Uttley books
- R.M. Lockley books
- Ian Niall books
- Nomad books
- Henry Williamson books
- "Seasons" books
- Ladybird Books
- Brooke Bond card sets
- Other illustrated books

Examples of Tunnicliffe's work:
Books with illustrations taken from other sources

Wild Life in a Southern County

Richard Jefferies

Illustrations: C.F. Tunnicliffe

Little Toller Books

2011

A recent edition of the classic nature book with Tunnicliffe illustrations that were first included in a 1948 edition of the book.

The Taming of Genghis

Ronald Stevens

2010

Reprint of book first published in 1956. Cover illustration by Tunnicliffe.

Advice from a Gamekeeper

John Cowan

Merlin Unwin Books

2009

"John Cowan has been a working gamekeeper all his life. He is head keeper on a large Scottish estate today. In this new book, he passes on everything he knows about the profession he loves. He explains how to manage the keepering year in order to provide maximum sport: everything from pest control to how a grouse or pheasant shooting day is organised, how to breed game birds, cope with poachers, which traps, hides, guns, and equipment are the best. This book is crammed with fascinating advice but it is also a very entertaining read for anyone interested in the day-to-day challenges and joys of a busy sporting estate. It provides a unique insight into the hardworking but rewarding life of the modern gamekeeper. With specially commissioned drawings from Roger Penwill and classic wildlife illustrations from C.F. Tunnicliffe."

Going Fishing

Negley Farson

Merlin Unwin Books

2003

Reissue of book originally published in 1942.

Dawn, Dusk and Deer

Arthur Cadman

The Sportsman's Press

1989

Revised edition of book originally published in 1966.

The Happy Countryman

H.E. Bates

Constable and Robinson

1986

These essays and illustrations were originally published as O More Than Happy Countryman by Country Life in 1943.

"With the deft, sure eye of master craftsmen, they portray the mellow stone of country towns, spray swept seaside promenades, strolls among sand dunes, Mr Pimpkins the jobbing gardener, roach fishing at dawn, the art of pear growing, and much more to make a book that is lasting pleasure. Above all, The Happy Countryman was HE Bates statement of his own ideals about the countryside and his hopes and fears for its future."

The Peverel Papers. A Yearbook of the Countryside

Flora Thompson

Century Press

1986

Selections from The Peverel Papers articles which Flora Thompson wrote for The Catholic Fireside magazine during the period 1921 to 1927.

The Horse in the Furrow

George Ewart Evans

Faber & Faber

1986

Reprint of book first published in 1960.

Going Fishing

Negley Farson

Hamlyn

19833

Reissue of book originally published in 1942.

RSPB Book Of Garden Birds

Linda Bennett

Hamlyn

1978

With 36 colour plates by Charles Tunnicliffe and line drawings by Robert Gillmor.

Up with the Country Lark

Nellie W. Brocklehurst

Arthur H Stockwell

1978

Gwydyr Forest in Snowdonia: A History

Donald L. Shaw

1971

Includes some illustrations by C.F. Tunnicliffe.

The Valley

Elizabeth Clarke

Faber & Faber

1969

"Originally published in 1969, The Valley is Elizabeth Clarke's account of hill farming life in the Elan Valley and the massive changes wrought upon it between the first period of reservoir construction and a subsequent project that followed the Second World War."

New Forest

Herbert L. Edlin

Forestry Commission Guide

HMSO

1969

Cover painting and a number of b/w illustrations by Tunnicliffe.

Know Your Broadleaves

Herbert L. Edlin

Drawings: Christine Darter

Forestry Commission Booklet 20

HMSO

1968

The Shell Bird Book

James Fisher

1966

Includes 2 full page plates by Tunnicliffe that were originally produced for Shell advertisements. Other plates by Eric Ennion, John Gould, Thomas Bewick and others.

Dawn, Dusk and Deer

Arthur Cadman

Country Life

1966

New Forest

Herbert L. Edlin

Forestry Commission Guide

HMSO

1966

Cover illustration and a number of b/w illustrations by Tunnicliffe.

Birds of Cardiganshire

G.C.S. Ingram, H.M. Salmon and W.M. Condry

West Wales Naturalists Trust

1966

Birds and Woods

W.B. Yapp

Oxford University Press

1962

Wild Flowers of the Countryside

A.J. Huxley

Blandford Press

1962

88 pages. Uses the same illustrations that were used on Brooke Bond tea cards.

British Birds Of The Wild Places

J. Wentworth Day

Blandford Press

1961

88 pages. Uses the same illustrations that were used on Brooke Bond tea cards.

Drawing for Radio Times

Editor R.D. Usherwood

1961

Includes 4 illustrations by Tunnicliffe that were originally used in Radio Times. Other artists include Edward Ardizzone, B.S.Biro, Susan Einzig, Robin Jacques, Charles Keeping, Lynton Lamb, John Minton and Ronald Searle.

The Horse in the Furrow

George Ewart Evans

Faber & Faber

1960

Pirates And Predators: The Piratical And Predatory Habits Of Birds

Colonel R. Meinertzhagen

1959

Includes illustrations by G.E. Lodge, C.F. Tunnicliffe and others.

The Taming of Genghis

Ronald Stevens

1956

Cover illustration by Tunnicliffe.

Rural Studies: Book Four

J.C.W. Houghton

1953

Includes a number of illustrations by Tunnicliffe.

The Old Man and the Sea

Ernest Hemingway

The Reprint Society

1953

A number of subsequent editions of The Old Man And The Sea have incorporated the Tunnicliffe illustrations.

Under the Sea Wind

Rachel Carson

Staples Press

1952

Under the Sea Wind was first published by Simon & Schuster (New York) in 1941. The Staples Press edition was the first UK edition of the book and the first edition to include the Tunnicliffe illustrations.

The Saturday Book: Eleventh Year

Editor: Leonard Russell

Hutchinson

1951

Includes a piece by Alison Uttley with illustrations by Tunnicliffe.

Punchbowl Midnight

Monica Edwards

Collins

1951

"The setting for this exciting story is the rich downland of Surrey. The Thorntons' farm is next the heather-covered hills of Hindhead and the deep, bracken-filled plunge of the Devil's Punch Bowl. It is a busy little farm and no matter how great the excitements the daily round must not be interfered with: the animals must be fed, the cows milked, the fields ploughed. Monica Edwards gives a delightful description of these busy days and Charles Tunnicliffe's pictures make everything very real and fascinating."

Come Out Of Doors

C.D. Dimsdale

Hutchinson

1951

Avocets in England

Philip Edward Brown

RSPB

1950

A 40 page book with illustration by C. F. Tunnicliffe.

The Saturday Book: Tenth Year

Editor: Leonard Russell

Hutchinson

1950

Includes a piece by Alison Uttley with illustrations by Tunnicliffe.

Rivermouth

Brian Vesey-Fitzgerald

Eyre & Spottiswoode

1949

Wild Life in a Southern County

Richard Jefferies

Lutterworth

1949

There have been a number of subsequent editions with the Tunnicliffe illustrations.

The Saturday Book: Ninth Year

Editor: Leonard Russell

Hutchinson

1949

Includes a piece by Alison Uttley with illustrations by Tunnicliffe.

Profitable Wonders

E.L. Grant Watson

Country Life

1949

Subtitled Some problems of plant and animal life>/i>

The Children's Wonder Book in Colour Number two

Odhams Press

1948/9?

Angling Conclusions

W.F.R. Reynolds

Faber & Faber

1947

The Leaves Return

E.L. Grant Watson

Country Life

1947

The Long Flight

Terence Horsley

Country Life

1947

Fishing & Flying

Terence Horsley

Eyre & Spottiswoode

1947

Includes 48 illustrations by Tunnicliffe.

Example illustration

The Children's Wonder Book in Colour

Odhams Press

1947

Farmer's Creed

Crichton Porteous

Harrap

1947

Originally published in 1938. Illustrations by Tunnicliffe first included in 1947 edition.

Example illustration

Happy Countryman

C. Henry Warren

Eyre & Spottiswoode

Second edition

1946

This novel was originally published by Bles in 1939. Uncertain if the Tunnicliffe illustrations were included in the first edition.

Call of the Birds

Charles S. Bayne

1945

First published, probably, in 1929. The Tunnicliffe illustrations were first included in the 1945 reprint.

Communications Old and New

R.T. Gould

R.A.Publishing for Cable and Wireless Ltd

1945

Includes front cover illustration, title page illustration and 28 other illustrations by Tunnicliffe.

Nature Through The Seasons In Colour

Jack Pennington / E.F. Kirby / B.L. Burtt / A.G. Street / R.S.R. Fitter

1945/1953

Uncertain of publication date. May be two editions, a later reprint, or the 1945 date is incorrect.

Comprises five pieces: The Countryside (Jack Pennington), Weather (E.F. Kirby), Flowers And Shrubs (B.L. Burtt), Farming (A.G. Street) and Birds, Wild Animals and Insects (R.S.R. Fitter). Includes 48 colour plates that include works by John Nash, Charles Tunnicliffe, S.R. Badmin and Raymond Sheppard.

Farmer Jim

D. H. Chapman

Harrap

1945

Green Tide

Richard Church

Country Life

1945

Exploring England

Charles S. Bayne

Collins

1944

Front cover


Rear cover

Soho Centenary 1844-1944

1944

Subtitled "A gift from Artists, Writers and Musicians to the Soho Hospital for Women".

A collection of stories poems and illustrations. Artists contributing illustrations include Eric Kennington, C. R. W. Nevinson, C. F. Tunnicliffe, Anna Zinkeisen, Doris Zinkeisen and Charles Pears.

Uncle Dan's Bird Bbook

Helen Calcraft

Harper

1944?

The Care Of Farm Animals

F. Fraser Darling

Oxford University Press

1944

This is volume 5 of the five volume series The Story Of The Countryside The other volume do not include Tunnicliffe illustrations.

O More Than Happy Countryman

H.E. Bates

Country

1943

These essay, and the accompanying Tunnicliffe illustrations, were later published as The Happy Countryman in 1986.

Walking with Fancy

E.L. Grant Watson

Country Life

1943

My Friend Flicka

Mary O'Hara

Eyre and Spottiswoode

1943

First published in 1941. The Tunnicliffe illustrations were first included in the 1943 edition. The illustrations have been used in a number of subsequent editions.

In the Heart of the Country

H.E. Bates

Country Life

1942

Going Fishing: Travel and Adventure In Two Hemispheres

Negley Farson

Country Life

1942

Nature Abounding

Editor: E.L. Grant Watson

Faber & Faber

1941

"This is a book of nature showing how living things on the earth and under the earth, in the air, and in the water, have been appreciated by naturalists, physicists, explorers, sportsmen, novelists, essayists, gardeners, and farmers, and also by mere ordinary men and women who stand and stare and wonder. The book contains many writings from various sources, and is a compilation of both fiction and non-fiction work. Authors include Thomas Hardy, Charles Darwin, Herman Melville, Herodotus, Joseph Conrad, Gilbert White, Kenneth Graham and Ivan Turgenev."

A Book of Birds

Mary Priestley

Macmillan

1938

Reprint of book originally published by Gollancz in 1937.

Includes 82 wood engravings by Tunnicliffe.

A Book of Birds

Mary Priestley

Gollancz

1937

With 82 wood engravings by Tunnicliffe.

Gollancz 1937


Example woodcut

The Sky's Their Highway

Kenneth Williamson

Putnam

1937

Includes 8 woodcuts by Tunnicliffe.

Pool & Rapid

R.L. Haig-Brown

Jonathan Cape

1936

Beasts Royal

Richard Patrick Russ

Putnam

1934

Tales from Ebony

Harcourt Williams

Putnam

1934

The Dull House

Kit Higson

Putnam

1934