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NEVER SO POSH by Paul Mowforth. A 63 page softback with photographs. First published in 1960 by The Peterborough Standard to mark Posh’s entry into the Football League.
POSH - The Success Story of Peterborough United Football Club by Paul Mowforth. A 102 page softback with photographs. First published in 1974 to mark the Fourth Division championship winning team.
PUFC - The Official History of The POSH by Andy Groom and Mick Robinson. A hardback first published in 1992 by Yore Publications. ISBN 1 874427 15 1.
BIG FRY - The autobiography of the former Posh manager Barry Fry. A 242 page hardback with photographs. First published in 2000 by Collins Willow. ISBN 0002189488.
SAFE HANDS - The autobiography of the former Posh keeper David Seaman. A 276 page hardback with photographs. First published in 2000 by Orion. ISBN 0752831836.
DOOG - The autobiography of a former Posh player Derek Dougan.A hardback with photographs. First published in 1980 by All Seasons Publishing. ISBN 0907043003.
SPEEDWAY IN EAST ANGLIA (includes Peterborough) by Norman Jacobs. A 160 page hardback with photographs. First published in 2000 by Tempus. ISBN 07524 1882 3.
PETERBOROUGH UNITED WHO’S WHO by Matt Hill. A 256 page hardback with photographs. First published in 2002 by Desert Island Books. ISBN 1-874287-48-1.
A POSH BOY FIRST - An exile’s diary of Peterborough United FC from January 1996 to the summer of 1997 by Francis Devine. A 238 page softback published in 1997 by Peterborough Publications.
PETERBOROUGH CYCLING CLUB 1874 to 1974. A 24 page softback. No other details.
POSH AWAY DAY’S by Paul Donnelly & Others. Published by UpFront Publishing. ISBN 978-184426-477-3
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