CTA Shop
Our Shop has a large selection of books and DVDs on cinema and related topics and back issues of the CTA magazines, Picture House and Bulletin.
Publications of the former Mercia Cinema Society are at reduced prices.
If you do not wish to order on-line please download our Sales List and Order Form (PDF Format) for full off-line ordering details.
3rd Edition (2014) - Buy from us at a Discount
London West End Cinemas - 208 pages with colour and B&W illustrations
Allen Eyles (with Keith Skone)
English Heritage in collaboration with CTA, Publisher's price £25.00
CTA Books
New Books
ELECTRIC PICTURES - Worthing & Shoreham
Ellen Cheshire and James Clarke
History Press
OFF TO t'FLICKS IN OLD AIREBOROUGH - Guiseley, Rawdon, Yeadon
David M Ryder
Cinemamuseum Publication
Books
Bioscopes and Hippographs - Cinemas in Northampton
Christopher Glazebrook
Northampton Heritage Hunters
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Cinemas in Britain: A History of Cinema Architecture [New edition]
Richard Gray
Lund Humphries
Enter the Dream-house: Memories of Cinemas in South London from the Twenties to the Sixties
Margaret O´Brien/Allen Eyles
BFI Publishing
The Magic Screen: A History of Regent Street Cinema
Various contributors
Westminster University
The Phoenix Picturehouse:100 years of Oxford Cinema Memories
D Allison, H M Chan, D T Gennari
Picturehouse Publications
The Golden Years of Manchester Picture Houses - Memories of the Silver Screen 1900-1970
Derek J Southall
History Press Ltd
Union Cinemas Ritz: A Story of Theatre Organs and Cine-variety
Donald Inkster
Wick Book Publishers
The Ultimate Survivor - The Ultimate Picture Palace, Oxford
Ian Meyrick
CTA/Mercia Cinema Histories
DVDs
Mercia Cinema Society Publications - At Reduced Prices
If you do not wish to order on-line please download our Mercia Sales List and Order Form (PDF Format) for full off-line ordering details.
Remembering those Passing, Flickering Shadows (Somerset)
Paul ("Pete") Scott
Was £5.00
