Policeman's Pack
Policeman's Patrol, Policeman's Progress, Policeman's Patch, Policeman's Lot

Harry Cole

Fontana London 1983
stan bardzo dobry

str. 208 + 222 + 220 + 219
format 11 x 18,5 x 7 cm
waga 610 g

Harry Cole
Born and bred in Bermondsey, South London, Harry Cole left school at 14, during World War Two, to become a cricket-bat maker, soldier and then stonemason, before joining the Metropolitan Police in 1952. For thirty years, Harry served at Carter Street Police Station in Walworth Road as a police constable, until retiring in 1983. He became a well known and popular figure in the local community and, after retirement, a national celebrity when he wrote many books, including a series of best selling memoirs about his experiences as a bobby on the beat in Walworth. These include Policeman's Lot, Policeman's Patch, Policeman's Story, Policeman's Patrol and Policeman's Progress. Poignant and entertaining, this series also provides rare published accounts of the life and times of a London policeman in the 21st century.