Toucan Press
Alderney·Publisher
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Founded by antiquary and bookseller James Stevens Cox FSA, who retired to Guernsey in the 1960s and operated Toucan Press from Mount Durand, St Peter Port. Now run by his son Gregory Stevens Cox MBE from Alderney. Awarded MBE in 2014 for services to Guernsey history and culture. (inferred from the source page)
Toucan Press is a publisher of Channel Island books based in Alderney. It specialises in Victor Hugo's exile, the history of St Peter Port and Guernsey merchants. He was also one of the founders of the Victor Hugo in Guernsey Society. —
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- Book publishing (inferred from the source page)
- Historical research (inferred from the source page)
- Lectures (inferred from the source page)
Contact
- Address
- 3 English Row, Alderney, GY9 3 (inferred from the source page)
History1
Key dates and recorded company events for Toucan Press.
- 2014—Gregory Stevens Cox awarded MBE · For services to Guernsey history and culture.
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