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Phillips, E.W. Fifteen Months Among the Kaffirs Hard cover, decorative cloth, pp 311 + advertisements at the back. Front hinges cracked but text blocks still intact, pages yellowing, occasional spotting, light shelf wear. Condition: Good Publisher Place: Manchester Publisher: G.W. Goodwin & Son Publication Date: c1895 Size: 14x18cm Reserve: $40 Click here to view further details and to bid
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Milner, Alfred England and Egypt With Additions summarising the Course of Events to the Year 1904. pp. 6 + 492 + 2 fold-out maps. Hard cover, blue cloth with gilt on spine. Small pencil marks on verso of ffep, light wear to boards. Condition: Good+ Publisher Place: London Publisher: Edward Arnold Publication Date: 1909 Reserve: $30 Click here to view further details and to bid
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Thomas, T.M. Eleven Years In Central South Africa Original 1872 edition, 418pp. and with fold-out map inserted after contents pages. Brown boards in good condition (corners bumped, rubbed), inscriptions on f.p.e-p., end-papers foxed, stitch-binding showing at certain gatherings (but not cracked), map is torn along half the pasted edge, and has been re-backed with light, tissue-like paper; text and page edges very good, though age-toned. The author gives interesting observations on everything from the wildlife of Southern Africa, to interaction with the natives, and includes poems in honour of kings such as `Tjaka`, `Dingan` and Mzilikazi; also included are illustrations of wildlife, hunting incidents, and the `Coronation of King Ulopengule`. Condition: good (map torn) Publisher Place: London Publisher: John Snow Publication Date: n.d. (1872) Size: 8vo Reserve: $100 Click here to view further details and to bid
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Kendall, J.D. The Iron Ores of Great Britain And Ireland ...`Their mode of occurrence, age, and origin, and the methods of searching for and working them. With a notice of some of the iron ores of Spain`, 430pp. plus 40pp. list of Works Relating To Mining and Metallurgy, and a further 16pp. listing Weale`s Rudimentary Scientific Series of books. Book condition: original brown, blind-stamped boards are in good condition, spine title in gilt, end-papers clean, no inscriptions, lightly foxed end-papers, with areas of light foxing/spotting throughout; binding cracked at pp.240/1 and 256/7, otherwise good. Fold-out map between pp.54/5 (St.Bees Head), and a fold-out chart between pp.252/3 showing the different horizons on which the iron ores of the secondary rocks occur; at least two other fold-outs appear in later sections. Condition: good (boards scuffed) Publisher Place: London Publisher: Crosby Lockwood And Son Publication Date: 1893 Size: 8vo Reserve: $60 Click here to view further details and to bid
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Percival J G Bishop SOUTH AFRICAN BOOKPLATES - SIGNED COPY A SIGNED LIMITED SPECIAL EDITION (5/50), 108 pages, 70 plates & tipped-in plates; Preface by R F M Immelman, Introduction & Notes by F L Alexander, Index by Percival J G Bishop; this copy is one of 50 signed copies that have plates 36 & 66 in the original state (tipped-in over the engravings)& are specially bound in marbled red boards & matching red leather spine; from the library of Hugh Jones with the actual bookplate of James Hamilton Russell & bears his signature. A very good copy with occasional light foxing to a few margins. SIGNED BY BISHOP in ink under the frontispiece bookplate. Condition: very good Publisher Place: Amsterdam/Cape Town Publisher: A A Balkema Publication Date: 1955 Size: 8vo Reserve: $60 Click here to view further details and to bid
![Maritz, [Salomon Gerhardus] `Manie` My Lewe en Strewe 8vo; original orange cloth, lettered in black on spine, and with black](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/36503/2891928/461-2013101113154_468x382.jpg)
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Maritz, [Salomon Gerhardus] `Manie` My Lewe en Strewe 8vo; original orange cloth, lettered in black on spine, and with black lettering and Transvaal coat-of-arms to upper cover; no dustwrapper; pp. (iv) + 263; title page portrait. Spine and edges of boards sunned; earlier owner`s name on pastedowns; some light foxing to endpapers, outer leaves and edges. Very good condition. (Nienaber I, p. 238) Salomon Gerhardus (Manie) Maritz (1876 - 1940), `Boer general and rebel leader of 1914, was a descendant of the Voortrekker leader Gerrit Maritz … Maritz became an admirer of Nazism. He joined the Greyshirt movement in the Union, but resigned in 1934 to form the South African National Democratic movement. He was farming in South-West Africa at the time, but paid frequent visits to the Union to make speeches attacking the Jews and Freemasonry. In August 1939 he was charged in the high court, Windhoek, with engendering racial hostility in South-West Africa by the distribution of his book, My lewe en strewe (Pretoria, 1939). On 34 August he was found guilty, the presiding judge stating that the book had been `… written with the deliberate object of encouraging bad feelings towards the Jewish race`. … Maritz was short, stocky, broad-shouldered and dark-complexioned. In his prime he was endowed with exceptional physical strength about which many striking anecdotes were recorded by his contemporaries. His courage, energy and ruthlessness made him a formidable opponent in the field. In civilian life his impetuosity, restlessness and lack of business acumen precipitated a series of financial setbacks. He undoubtedly had a personal magnetism, but his arrogance, violent temper and pathological racial prejudices made him many enemies and often alienated his friends.` (Dictionary of South African Biography, Vol. I., pp. 513-515) Publisher Place: [Pretoria] Publisher: the author Publication Date: [1939] Reserve: $40 Click here to view further details and to bid
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Rompel-Koopman, L. Wat Mevrouw Generaal Joubert Vertelt Crown 8vo; original green cloth blocked in black and gilt on upper board, and lettered in gilt on spine; pp. 96; plates. Light wear to cloth; pages a little browned. Very good condition. Dutch text. `Hardened by the privations and misfortunes of the Trek, [Hendrina Susanna Johanna Joubert] was tough, intrepid, and fearless. Stories about her courage and perseverance have become almost legendary. During the Transvaal annexation period, for example, she crossed the Vaal River in full spate, with a waggon loaded with rifles which her husband had obtained when the deputation visited Europe, so preventing the arms from falling into British hands. In times of adversity it was she who encouraged and inspired General Joubert to carry on. Until the end of her eventful life Hendrina Joubert retained a slim elegance, an upright and proud figure, and an aristocratic bearing. Despite her stern looks she was a gentle person at heart. … Her memoirs, compiled by Mrs. M. L. Rompel-Koopman, appeared under the title `Wat mevrouw generaal Joubert vertelt` in 1915, and are an invaluable cultural-historical document. In it she recounts how the children were taught while on trek, and talks about the clothing worn, home industries, and the illnesses and disasters that befell them all during the Trek.` - DSAB V, pp. 395-6 Publisher Place: Cape Town / Amsterdam Publisher: H.A.U.M. / J. H. de Bussy Publication Date: 1915 Reserve: $30 Click here to view further details and to bid
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Jackson, Murray Cosby (author and illustrator) A Soldier`s Diary. South Africa 1899-1901 Demy 8vo; original purple cloth, lettered in gilt on spine and upper cover; pp. x + (ii) + 366; frontis.; line drawings. Spine sunned and a little soiled; slight wear to extremities; trace of stippling to cloth; earlier owner`s name signed on front pastedown; hinges tender; hinges somewhat foxed, occasional spotting elsewhere. Good. (Hackett, p. 161) `Campaign experiences of an NCO in the 7th Battn. Mounted Infantry. The writer took part in the advance from Bloemfontein to Pretoria. Copies recorded bound in light brown cloth and purple cloth, the latter of larger format.` - Hackett: South African War Books - An Illustrated Bibliography. `A word should be said here of the author`s personality. Sergt. Jackson is a son of Lieut.-Colonel Halkett Jackson, who was mentioned in despatches by Lord Roberts at Cabul and saw much active service in different parts of the Empire. In spite of the modesty of his narrative the reader experienced in military matters will probably guess (as was the case) that Sergt. Jackson served with distinction in South Africa. Indeed, he was on at least two occasions offered a commission. Finally, lest his expressive illustrations should be subjected to an academic criticism which they were not expected to face, it should be mentioned that he has never had a drawing lesson in his life. It is hoped that, although the official histories and accounts of the South African war which have appeared are many and excellent, there may yet be room for this entirely unofficial and graphic narrative of some of that campaign`s less-known phases.` - From the Publisher`s Note. Publisher Place: London Publisher: Max Goschen Publication Date: 1913 Reserve: $50 Click here to view further details and to bid
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Battersby, H. F. Prevost In the Web of a War Methuen`s Colonial Library edition. Crown 8vo; original turquoise cloth, lettered in gilt on spine; pp. xii + 297 + (iii) + publisher`s catalogue; frontis. portrait and three battle plans. Cloth a little soiled; upper hinge just starting; some moderate spotting and regular light browning throughout. Good condition. (Hackett, p. 128; Mendelssohn I, p. 96) `An account of the advance to Bloemfontein and Pretoria by a correspondent of the Morning Post. The narrative is followed by chapters on `The remaking of an army`. Appendices include - The march of the 6th Division from Modder River to Bloemfontein, statistics in reference to killed and wounded, notes on climate, etc.` - Hackett: South African War Books, p. 10. `A sketch of the South African War (1899-1902), from the departure of Lord Roberts from England to the capture of Pretoria. The author is by no means an optimist, and is often a severe critic, even General French not escaping. At times Mr. Battersby has grave censure for the Boer whom he describes as `a creature of talk, a thing of pretences,` but he relates many touching episodes about them, and is evidently quite unbiassed. The book ends with several chapters on `The Remaking of an Army,` and among the appendices is a note on the climate of the veld.` - Mendelssohn. Publisher Place: London Publisher: Methuen Publication Date: 1901 Reserve: $35 Click here to view further details and to bid
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Hibbard, H.G. Boer War Tribute Medals `The Definitive Work. Colour photography by Gerald Hoberman.`Copy number 941 of the Standard Edition which was limited to 1,500 copies.Original pictorial dust jacket. Orininal maroon coloured cloth boards with gilt titling on the spine. Cream coloured textured end papers. xiv prelims, 240 text pages, followed by the index, etc., which takes up pagination from the prelims, xv to lviii.CONDITION DETAILS: A few signs of light use. Condition: Good Publisher Place: Fourways, Sandton Publisher: Constantia Classics Publication Date: 1982 Size: 265mm x 216mm Reserve: $20 Click here to view further details and to bid
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Aquinas ( Thomas) SUMMA TOTIUS THEOLOGIÆ: in qva qvicqvid in vniversis bibliis continetvr obscvri, quicquid in veterū patrū (ab ipso nascentis Ecclesiæ initio) monumentis, est doctrinæ notabilis; quicquid denique vel olim vocatum est, vel hodie vocatur ab hæreticis in controuersiā, id totū, vel certè maxima ex parte, vt eruditè & piè, ita fideliter atque dilucidè, per qvæstiones, et responsiones explicatur . In tres partes ab avctore svo distribvta . First Plantin edition: 5 parts in 3 volumes, I. (xx), 374, (ii), (xii), 376. II. (xvi), 51, (ccxx). III.(xvi), 356, 289, (i), pages, full contemporary sprinkled calf, titled and gilt decorated on the spines in panels, the leather is splitting at the joints but the bindings are firm, corners worn, pages edges dyed light red, stamp of ‘Le Duc de Caraman Bibliothèque’ on the title pages of volumes 2 & 3 next to Plantin’s Golden Compasses vignette, title page of volume III creased, some pages lightly browned but overall the contents are crisp.The Summa Theologiæ (written 1265–1274 and also known as the Summa Theologica or simply the Summa) is the best-known work of Thomas Aquinas (c.1225–1274). Although unfinished, the Summa is `one of the classics of the history of philosophy and one of the most influential works of Western literature.` It is intended as an instructional guide for moderate theologians, and a compendium of all of the main theological teachings of the Catholic Church. It presents the reasoning for almost all points of Christian theology in the West. The Summa`s topics follow a cycle: the existence of God; Creation, Man; Man`s purpose; Christ; the Sacraments; and back to God. Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Summa_Theologica) New Plantin editions were published in 1575 and 1585. Condition: Good Publisher Place: Antverpiæ Publisher: Ex officina Christophori Plantini Publication Date: 1569 Size: 4to (260 x 195 mm) Reserve: $750 Click here to view further details and to bid
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Oosthuizen, S P R, and other editors Suid-Afrikaanse Argiefstukke. Oranje-Vrystaat (7 vols, 1952-1990) . . . ` . . . Notule van de Volksraad van die Oranje-Vrystaat (volledig met alle bylae daarby). 1854-1863` This collection was in the library of the Free State student of history Andre Oosthuizen, whose marker labels remain where they were. An outline description of the volumes follows: Deel I 1854-55. J H Breytenbach and W B van der Vyver (eds). xli + 404 pp Deel II 1856-57. J H Breytenbach and W B van der Vyver (eds). xxi + 579 pp Deel III 1858. D C Joubert (ed). xx + 576 pp Deel IV 1859. P F van der Schyff (ed). xxii + 401 pp Deel V 1860-61. S P R Oosthuizen (ed). xxi + 437 pp Deel VI 1862. S P R Oosthuizen (ed). xxxv + 448 pp. This is the only volume of the seven not to have been typeset but to have been reproduced from justified typewriter camera-ready copy. Deel VII 1863. S P R Oosthuizen (ed). xviii + 346 pp The volumes are bound in various shades of brown cloth-boards, gilt-lettered to the spine. The plain endpapers + 3369 pp of documents, commentary and notes + several fold-out appendixes are unmarked and undiscoloured. The binding condition varies from very good, with light corner bumping, for the first four volumes to fine for the remaining three volumes. Because the Orange Free State Republic`s constitution and parliament (Volksraad) were acknowledged to have been ahead of their time, this set, which covers the first ten years of the work of the Volksraad, is a valuable South African political history reference source. The original material is reproduced in High Dutch, while the commentary and notes are in Afrikaans. Condition: Very Good to Fine Publisher Place: Pretoria Publisher: Government Printer Publication Date: 1952-1990 Size: 275 x 185 (vols I-IV); 265 x 215 (vols V-VII); shelf space 30 cm; weight 7.5 kg Reserve: $75 Click here to view further details and to bid
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Fry, C Hilary, Stuart Keith and Emil K Urban (series editors) Birds of Africa (Seven volumes, 1982-2004) One of the finest series of bird books to have been published in recent times, this 7-vol set took a quarter of a century to plan and produce, with many of the world`s leading authorities working under the three series editors. The bird artist responsible for most of the 232 full-page colour plates was Martin Woodcock, with credit for most of the line illustrations in the text going to Ian Wallis. Although the set runs to a total of 4700 pp, good indexing and cross-referencing make it easy to use. This series of first editions is in fine overall condition, with no ownership names or other markings. Departures from what would otherwise be `as new` condition are light thumbing, indicating how little this set (from the estate of one of Johannesburg`s leading bird book collectors) was used; as well as the minor blemishes noted in the following summary of the volumes - bound in matching brown cloth, gilt to the front and spine, and with laminated dustjackets. Vol I. xiii + 521 pp. Small chip to the dustjacket at the rear top fold. Vol II. xvi + 552 pp. Headband soft. Vol III. xvi + 611 pp. Small black horizontal stain at upper middle of front dustjacket. Vol IV. xv + 609 pp. Small crease to the top front of dustjacket. Vol V. xix + 669 pp. The last 18 leaves, including some blanks, are lightly rippled at the middle of the outer edge, with no effect on the text. Vol VI. xvii + 724 pp. Headband soft; 3 cm stain at upper left of front of dustjacket. Vol VII. xxi + 666 pp. Front top of dustjacket and 6 cm of front upper board and top of spine lightly rubbed. Condition: Fine Publisher Place: London; London Publisher: Academic Press (first 6 volumes); Christopher Helm (last volume) Publication Date: 1984-2004 Size: 315 x 215; shelf space 35 cm; weight 22 kg Reserve: $350 Click here to view further details and to bid
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White, Alain + Sloane, Boyd L. The Stapelieae Three volume set bound in the original light blue cloth boards with gilt titling on the spines. 39 full colour plates and 1,235 black and white illustrations. Volume 1 has xvi prelims, 407 pages, 23 index pages, followed by a fold out map. Volume 2 has 6 prelims and continues the pagination from volume 1, plus 23 index pages and a double page colour map. Volume 3 has 6 prelims and continues the pagination to page 1,186, followed by 23 index pages. CONDITION DETAILS: A previous owner, L.Gill, wrote his name and the date in pen on each free front end paper. The bindings have a few signs of wear, bumped corners, etc., but overall an above average set that is internally clean. Condition: Above average Publisher Place: Pasadena, California Publisher: Abbey San Encino Press Publication Date: 1937 Size: 274mm x 205mm Reserve: $80 Click here to view further details and to bid
![[Rhodes (C.J.)] THE LATE RIGHT HONOURABLE CECIL JOHN RHODES A CHRONICLE OF THE FUNERAL CEREMONIES FROM MUIZEMBERG TO THE MATO](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/36503/2891928/134-2013107185911_468x382.jpg)
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[Rhodes (C.J.)] THE LATE RIGHT HONOURABLE CECIL JOHN RHODES A CHRONICLE OF THE FUNERAL CEREMONIES FROM MUIZEMBERG TO THE MATOPPOS, MARCH – APRIL 1902. Printed for Private Circulation. 78 pages of text, frontispiece portrait of Rhodes, 46 full-page photographic plates, original black cloth over bevelled boards, titled in white on the upper cover and spine, light foxing in the outer margins of the frontispiece and title page, a good copy. Condition: Good Publisher Place: Cape Town Publisher: The Cape Times Limited Publication Date: 1905 Size: Large 4to (335 x 260 mm) Reserve: $75 Click here to view further details and to bid
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Obholzer (A.M.), Baraitser (M.) & Malherbe (W.D.) THE CAPE HOUSE AND ITS INTERIOR An Inquiry into the Sources of Cape Architecture & a Survey of Built-In Early Cape Domestic Woodwork. 419 pages, colour frontispiece, 7 colour plates, 1593 illustrations - mainly photographs with some sketches and plans, 8 maps, some very light spotting on page edges, green skivertex, a good copy in the dust jacket. Number 1352 of an edition limited to 1600 copies. Condition: Good Publisher Place: Stellenbosch Publisher: The Stellenbosch Museum Publication Date: 1985 Size: Oblong square 4to (275 x 275 mm) Reserve: $75 Click here to view further details and to bid
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Nelson Mandela General Strike - Scarce Early Mandela Publication This is the original highly important 16pp. pamphlet written by Mandela and constitutes `A Report of the 3-Day Strike in South Africa on May 29, 30, and 31, 1961`, which coincides with the proclamation of the Republic of South Africa. Pre imprisonment Mandela items are as scarce as hen`s teeth. Journal/magazine articles exist but are seldom encountered. But solo Mandela items are highly sought after and rare. This copy is in lightly used but intact stapled integral paperwraps, which have a light crease from folding. It was published by Mandela himself as Honorary Secretary of the All-In-African National Action Council. The closing paragraph reads: `The strike at the end of May was only the beginning of our campaign. We are now launching a full-scale, countrywide campaign of non-cooperation with the Verwoerd Government, until we have won an elected National Convention, representing all the people of this country, with the power to draw up and enforce a new democratic constitution`. A most important document - it would take 33 years, 27 of which would be spent in prison, for his aims to be achieved! Condition: About Very Good Publisher Place: London Publisher: Nelson Mandela Publication Date: 1961 Size: 8vo. Reserve: $350 Click here to view further details and to bid
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Keynes, John Maynard A Revision of The Treaty Being `A Sequel to the Economic Consequences of the Peace`. First edition lacking the dw. In the original blue cloth which has light wear. The free endpapers are browned and there is a neat signature on the ffep. and some spotting largely of the edges. Condition: Very Good Minus Publisher Place: London Publisher: MacMillan & Co. Publication Date: 1922 Size: 8vo. Reserve: $90 Click here to view further details and to bid
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Aldrin, Buzz & Barnes, John Encounter with Tiber (Signed) Signed by Buzz Aldrin on the title page.Original dust jacket. Original binding with a light blue cloth spine with silver titling and dark blue boards. 14 prelims and 560 pages.CONDITION DETAILS: Lightly used. Condition: A clean copy Publisher Place: New York Publisher: Warner Books, Inc. Publication Date: 1996 Size: 235mm x 160mm Reserve: $30 Click here to view further details and to bid
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Burdett-Coutts, W. The Sick and Wounded in South Africa `What I Saw and Said of them and of the Army Medical System.`Original card wrappers with a blue cloth spine. The upper wrapper has black titling and an image of the British flag. ix prelims, 260 pages.CONDITION DETAILS: The binding is not only worn and soiled, but is coming adrift, see images provided. The foxing is limited to a few pages, but here and there page corners are bent and light soil marks occur in several places. Condition: Fragile, soiled Publisher Place: London Publisher: Cassell and Co., Ltd. Publication Date: 1900 Size: 202mm x 140mm Reserve: $40 Click here to view further details and to bid
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Aunt Louisa (Pen name of Laura Valentine) Mother Goose’s Nursery Rhymes A large folio (252 x 320mm high) book in a coloured, soft cover of linen backed with card on the outside and paper on the inside. Twelve pages, six being full colour whole page illustrations and six with coloured subsidiary drawings and text, to portray popular juvenile subjects. The internal pages are also of linen faced with paper on both sides. The back cover bears full colour illustrations of the seven books of the “Royal Toy Books” series. The front and back inner covers portray an alphabet in red and black. The book is in Good condition, with some wear on the corners and the lower staple has worn through the paper of the inner back. A neat but very faint owner’s inscription at the top of the front cover and a light pencil scribble appears in the centre. Compared to the London Toy Series, the Royal Toy Books seem to be fairly scarce. Mrs Valentine wrote several extensive series of books for children, which were published by Frederick Warne and Co. These series included Aunt Louisa’s London Toy Books, which numbered well over a hundred different subjects, Aunt Louisa’s Sunday Books and the Aunt Louisa’s Royal Toy Books, of which there appear to have been only seven in the series. Condition: Good Publisher Place: London Publisher: Frederick Warne and Co. Publication Date: 1895 Size: 25x32cm Reserve: $60 Click here to view further details and to bid
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Earl Robert (publ) The Ladysmith Bombshell The dedication of this work reads: `Complying with numerous requests made by those who were unable to obtain copies of `The Bombshell` at the time of its publication, owing to the exigencies of the situation precluding the issue of more than a very few copies of each Edition, this volume is now published, and it should form an agreeable memento of a very disagreeable experience. Humorous articles, satirical verse etc to relieve the serious position of the beleaguered.. Small folio in plastic-covered, slightly soiled, pictorial wraps, fifty pp of handwritten text and sketches. Generally good condition with occasional light foxing Condition: Good Publisher Place: Durban Publisher: Bennett & Davis Publication Date: 1900 Size: 350 x 240mm Reserve: $60 Click here to view further details and to bid
![[Cau (Cornelius) Editor] GROOT PLACAET-BOECK (1658) Vervattende de Placaten, Ordonnantien ende Edicten van de Doorluchtige, H](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/36503/2891928/298-201310719454_468x382.jpg)
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[Cau (Cornelius) Editor] GROOT PLACAET-BOECK (1658) Vervattende de Placaten, Ordonnantien ende Edicten van de Doorluchtige, Hoogh Mog. Herren Staaten Generael der Vereenighde Nederlanden: ende Vande Ed: Groot-Mog: Heeren Staten van Hollandt en West-Vrieslandt; mitsgaders vande Ed: Mog: Heeren Staaten van Zeelandt. Waer by noch ghevoeght zijn eenige Placaten vande voorgaende Graven ende Princen der selver Landen, voor soo veel de selve als noch in gebruyck zijn. By een gebracht door Mr.Cornelius Cau, Rechts-Geleerde. Engraved title page + title page + iv Tot den Leser + iv Register der Tytelen + xxxvii Register der Placten, Ordonnantien... + 3047 columns, 29 engraved plates of coinage, contemorary vellum with a new title lable on the spine. The vellum is splitting along the upper joint but is holding firmly on the ties, portion of the fore-margin of the engraved title page is missing but not affecting the printed area (see illustrations below), light foxing and browning but overall the contents are in a good state. The first in a series of nine volumes published between 1658 and 1796. Condition: Good Publisher Place: `sGraven-hage Publisher: By de weduwe, ende erfgenamen van wylen Hillebrandt..... Publication Date: 1658 Size: Folio (390 x 250 mm) Reserve: $500 Click here to view further details and to bid
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Haldane, Captain Aylmer How We Escaped From Pretoria Original light brown pictorial cloth binding with gilt titling on the spine and white titling on the upper board. xii prelims, 231 pages, 29 illustrations including fold out map at the rear all present.CONDITION DETAILS: The first few and last few pages have foxing. There is a pen inscription on the free front end paper. The binding is in decent condition, but the spine is cocked. Condition: Reasonably clean Publisher Place: London Publisher: William Blackwood & Sons Publication Date: 1901 Size: 193mm x 136mm Reserve: $25 Click here to view further details and to bid
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Edited by Professor Anitra Nettleton Nigerian Art - The Meneghelli Collection This is an exhibition catalogue for the show hosted by the Standard Bank Gallery and curated with the University of the Witwatersrand.Original pictorial wrappers, 255 pages, decorated end papers, illustrated in full colour.CONDITION DETAILS: Good. The covers have light abrasions. Condition: Good Publisher Place: Johannesburg Publisher: Totem Galleries Publication Date: 2002 Size: 280mm x 214mm Reserve: $30 Click here to view further details and to bid
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