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(†) Spanish 3% Interior Loan, 1928, a specimen bond for 250,000 pestetas, printed by Thomas de la Rue, large format piece with portrait of King Alfonso XIII, mauve, coupons at each side, numbered 000000, small hole cancels, has been removed from frame and thus a little faded and toned, tape remains in all four corners, very fine. Subject to 20% VAT on both Hammer Price and Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
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SIR JOHN ``KYFFIN`` WILLIAMS KBE, R.A. (WELSH, 1918-2006). Head and shoulders profile portrait of a Welsh farmer with large nose. Signed with initials, pencil and wash. 11`` x 10`` (29cm x 25.5cm) Provenance:- Originally acquired from a Pembrokeshire vendor whose family knew Kyffin and whose grandfather would exchange paintings with Kyffin. Full details on request. Good, no damage and well framed.
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Amery, L.S. (ed) The Times History of The War in South Africa, 1899 - 1902 (7 Volumes with the rare suppressed plate and replacement) 16x23cm The Times History of The War in South Africa 1899-1902 (7 Volumes) with rare suppressed plate and replacement. Amery, L.S. (ed). London, Sampson Low, Marston and Company, Ltd., 1900-09. Rebound in green and cream full leather, gilt lettering on spine new end papers. The name of the publisher appears at the bottom of the spine of all volumes except the index. Complete in seven volumes. All large fold-out maps present (one loosely inserted). Volume three has the rare suppressed plate of Major-General A. Fitzroy Hart (loosely inserted) as well as the replacement portrait. The even scarcer leaflet with instructions for the insertion of the corrected plate (see photo) is also included with the set. Very light scattered foxing on first and last pages of the volumes, otherwise a very clean and tight set. Very Good London Sampson Low, Marston and Company, Ltd. 1900-09
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Hutchinson (John) A BOTANIST IN SOUTHERN AFRICA 252 x 160 x 40 mm Foreword by Field-Marshal the Rt. Hon. J.C. Smuts. Illustrated dust jacket worn on top edge and top of spine. Top and lower edge inside dj re-inforced with brown paper strip. Dark green cloth-covered boards with gilt titles on spine. Slightly scuffed on lower edge of spine. Front and back endpapers show some foxing, but all inner pages very clean and bright. Neat bookplate on front paste-sown endpaper. Frontispiece colour portrait of General Smuts. Copiously illustrated with b/w photographs, sketches, line drawings of botanical details, folding maps, full-page maps to illustrate regional distributions and regions visited by the author. Pages i-xii pp 1-686 An account of Hutchinson`s botanical expeditions to various parts of Africa. The author`s background as a botanical specialist from Kew was well known, and in South Africa he was given friendly reception by eminent South African botanists. But it was his association with General Smuts, himself a botanist of note, that makes this book so interesting. Smuts accompanied him across the Limpopo to Zimbabwe and Tanganyika. Very Good London P. R. Gawthorne 1946
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J. Du Plessis A HISTORY OF CHRISTIAN MISSIONS IN SOUTH AFRICA 220 x 140 x 45 mm 1965 Facsimile reprint of the 1911 edition published by Longmans Green in London. Book bound in green synthetic leather. Dust jacket illustrated with picture of mission station. Dust Jacket in good condition though slightly edge-worn. Both front and back endpapers are slightly discoloured, otherwise the book is in Very Good condition. Frontispiece portrait of the author in addition to the 16 pictures of mission stations taken from Wangemunn`s 1868 book. A folding colour map at the back of the book showing the location of the mission stations. Pages: xx pp 1-494 The book includes the history of all the Christian missions in South Africa: Dutch and English protestants, Moravians, Wesleyan, Paris Evangelicals, Catholics, Rhenish, American, Swiss, Scottish, Hanoverian. The natural outcome of all this is a comprehensive history of the people of South Africa. Very Good Cape Town C. Struik 1965
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Burchell (William) TRAVELS IN THE INTERIOR OF SOUTHERN AFRICA with a new introduction by A. Gordon-Brown. 285 x 230 x 40 mm each Two Volumes. Facsimile reprint limited to 1000 numbered copies. These volumes are numbered 669. Dark brown cloth-covered boards with gilt titles on spine. Covers in very good condition, no bumping or wear to corners or surfaces. Top and front page edges slightly spotted. Some foxing spots on endpapers. Otherwise book is clean and fold-out maps are undamaged but have some foxing on front fold edges. Volume 1 has 10 plates, a map and 50 vignettes. Volume 2 has 6 plates, 46 vignettes. Pages: Vol.1: [1-6]7-582 Vol. 2 [6 prelims]1-648. Vol. 1 has, in addition to the facsimile of Burchell`s travels, a frontispiece portrait of Burchell, a new introduction by A. Gordon-Brown, a report given by Burchell before a select committee of the House of Commons on the Poor Laws, Burchell`s `Hints on Emigration to the Cape of Good Hope` and reviews and replies concerning this pamphlet. There is also a list of Burchell`s publications and Principal Sources of information. Cape Town C. Struik 1967
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Lloyd, A. B. In Dwarf Land and Cannibal Country (Harry Struben`s Presentation Copy) 16x24cm A Record of Travel and Discovery in Central Africa. 8vo, frontispiece portrait + xxiv + 385 + advertisements, illustrated with black & white photographs and plates, all three maps present. Red cloth covers with gilt decoration on front and titles on front and spine. First edition. A record of travel and discovery in Central Africa. Red cloth boards with gilt on front and spine, ex library copy with usual stamps but no cards, light foxing throughout, front and rear hinges cracked but intact, shaken. A piece of history comes with this title in the form of a Presentation Card which is glued to the inside front: `Presented by W.H. Struben, Esq.` Harry Struben and his brother Fred discovered gold on the farm Wilgespruit at the western end of the Witwatersrand in 1884. The area is today called Roodepoort. They were the first to strike gold and are righfully regarded as South Africa`s gold mining pioneers. In 1886 the Executive Council of the Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek announced in an official document that W.H. Struben is considered the real discoverer of the Witwatersrand gold fields. Harry later served as the first president of the Chamber of Mines. Fair London T. Fisher Unwin 1899
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Van Leeuwen (Simon) HET ROOMS-HOLLANDS-REGT 8vo (210 x 160 mm) Waar in de Roomse wetten met het huydendaagse Neerlands Regt, In alles dat tot de dagelijkse onderhouding kan dienen, met een bysondere kortheit, so wel in de vaste regts-stoffen, als in de manier van Regts-Vordering over een gebragt werden. Met allerhande Ordonnantien, Placaten, Hand-vesten, Keuren, Gewoonten en Gewijsden deser ende omleggende Landen bevestigt. New edition: (xl) + (i engraved portrait of the author) + 676 + (xxx blad en talwyser) pages, contemporary full vellum - soiled, light stain at the top of the pages throughout, inscription and a booksellerÂ’s ticket (J. Muller & Co., Amsterdam) on the front free endpaper. Good H. en de Wed. van Dirk Boom, Boekverkopers T`Amsteldam 1686
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Vinii (Arnoldi) INSTITUTIONUM IMPERIALUM COMMENTARIUS ACADEMICUS ET FORENSIS 4to (255 x 200 mm) Jo. Gottl. Heineccius jc. recensuit, et praefationem notulasque adjecit. Cui Jacobi Gothofredi j.c. Historia, et Bibliotheca Juris Civilis Romani praeponitur. Accedit etiam ad calcem Edictum perpetuum Salvii Juliani a Guilielmo Ranchino collectum. Editio novissima, ceteris auctior, et emendatior. New edition, 2 volumes: I. xl, 510. II. (2), 514-997 pages (lacks pages 511-513 in volume I and pages 998-1005 in volume II), engraved portrait of the author in volume I, title pages printed in red and black, recently rebound in half green simulated leather with brown cloth sides, red title labels on the spines, tear across the half title page in volume I, some light foxing but overall the contents are good. Arnold Vinnius (4 January 1588, Monster - 1 September 1657, Leiden) was one of the leading jurists of the 17th century in the Netherlands.This work was reprinted 54 times from the first 1642 Leiden edition to the 1867 Spanish translation. (Wikepedia). Good Neapoli Apud Dominicum Terres 1772
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Couzens, Tim TRAMP ROYAL 22,5 x 15 cm xii, 623 pages: illustrations (portrait as frontispiece), maps. Illustrated cloth with gilding. Slight bump to lower corner. No. 151 of an edition limited to 200 copies. Signed by Couzens on title page. The story of `Trader` Horn (born Alfred Aloysius Smith, 1861–1931) who was an ivory trader in central Africa. His autobiography, TRADER HORN: A young man`s astounding adventures in 19th century equatorial Africa, was made into a film. Couzens was awarded the Alan Paton Prize for Non-Fiction in 1993 for this title. Fine Johannesburg Ravan Press 1992
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Finch-Davies (C.G.) THE BIRDS OF SOUTHERN AFRICA. 4to (295 x 235 mm) Colour plates by Claude Gibney Finch-Davies, text by Dr. Alan Kemp. 488 pages, colour frontispiece, portrait of Finch-Davies, 176 colour plates, bound in full brown leather. An unnumbered copy – possibly a printer’s sample. Very good Johannesburg The Winchester Press 1982
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Soga (J.Henderson) THE SOUTH-EASTERN BANTU 8vo (220 x 145 mm) (Abe-Nguni, Aba-Mbo, Ama-Lala) Special number of `Bantu Studies`, journal devoted to the scientific study of BANTU, HOTTENTOT, and BUSHMAN. Supplement No. 4. 490 pages, frontispiece portrait, folding genealogical charts, original black cloth gilt, light foxing on the title page, overall a very good copy. Very good Johannesburg Witwatersrand University Press 1930
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Selous, Frederick Courteney Travel and Adventure in South-East Africa 233mm x 164mm Copy number 23 of the specially bound Collectors` Edition limited to 90 copies. This is a facsimile of the 1893 edition.Volume V in the Heritage Series.Housed in the original brown buckram book cloth covered slip case.Quarter green leather binding with gilt titling on the spine, title label, brown buckram boards with a gilt decorative device depicting two lions on the upper board.Brown pictorial end papers. xiv + xviii prelims, 503 pages, a new frontispiece in full colour from the original water colour by Caldwell, a route map printed in 4 colours, portrait of the author, 22 full page illustrations plus 35 in-text illustrations.CONDITION DETAILS: A lightly used copy that has remained clean. An attractive copy Salisbury, Rhodesia Pioneer Head 1972
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Selous, Frederick Courteney African Nature Notes and Reminiscences 225mm x 144mm Copy number 2075 of the Ordinary Edition limited to 2112 copies. This is a facsimile of the 1908 edition.This is the first book in the Heritage Series.Original pictorial dust jacket. Original light orange/red coloured cloth covered boards with gilt titling on the spine. Top edge gilt.End papers decorated with a copy of a letter written by Selous. vi + xxx prelims, 356 pages, additional full colour portrait frontispiece after the oil painting by L.C. Dickinson, 13 full page monochrome plates.CONDITION DETAILS: The dust jacket is price clipped and the front inside flap has tape residue marks. The end papers are also stained with tape residue marks left after a plastic cover was removed. A decent copy Salisbury, Rhodesia Pioneer Head 1969
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Ronalds, Alfred The Fly-Fisher`s Entomology 8vo ...`With Coloured Representations Of The Natural And Artificial Insect, And A Few Observations And Instructions On TROUT AND GRAYLING FISHING`. With Twenty Coloured Plates; 132pp. plus 24pp.adverts. In the Midland Counties, and especially in Derbyshire, the `Fly-Fisher`s Entomology` has long been considered an authority; and as the Derbyshire waters have of late years risen in the esteem of the fly-fishers, a new and more complete Edition of the work has been rendered indispensable... Very fine illustrations of fishing flies, comparing the real flies with the artificial ones, for ease of reference. Condition: blue boards are well-worn, corners bumped, head of spine frayed, bookplate affixed to f.f.e.p.(Ex Libris Charles A.Byron, Willingdon, Kloof), contents generally good, scattered light foxing throughout, front inner hinge cracked, some spotting to title page and portrait frontispiece, illustrations are in good condition. fair to good London Longmans, Green 1877
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Engelenburg (F.V.) GENERAL LOUIS BOTHA 8vo (225 x 145 mm) With an Introduction by the Right Hon. General J.C.Smuts. 362 pages, frontispiece portrait, 25 illustrations, 4 maps, green cloth lightly insect scarred, signatures of previous owners on the front free endpapers, a good copy. Good Pretoria J.L. van Schaik, Limited 1929
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1933-44 an excellent group of Third Reich propaganda and events cards with a strong selection of Hitler portrait types, produced by Hoffman of Munich. Lot includes a scarce but a little scruffy card of 1933, other Hitler cards by Struck, Karl Kohr and Kofer of Berlin, Intra Nurnberg, J Bettenhausen, Dresden & more incl. postcards, most are postally used with commemorative cancels, one item probably repro. some attractive event items incl. Hindenburg funeral scene. Processions, buildings incl. Olympic Stadium. Worth examinations. (22 cards) Symbol: D
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1937-38 two Karl Kofer, Berlin Hitler portrait cards c.t.o. with various Third Reich stamps tied with assorted Exhibition cancellations. 1927 Hoffman card featuring Hitler meeting Mussolini, franked 6(+19)pf value from The Nuremberg Congress M/Sheet, tied with Hitler Der Duce cancel, 1942 Hitler O Struck, Berlin card, franked Mi.813, Hitler`s 53rd Birthday, tied with matching cancel + similar card with 1939 Magdeburg `Hitler Youth` special pmk. (5) Symbol: D
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1880-1900 (circa) engraved facsimile sheet of 32 impressions (8x4) the left & right halves identical, se-tenant rows of 8 of 1847 1d POST OFFICE, 1848-59 1d POST PAID early and worn impressions plus 1859 Sherwin re-engraved 2d, all in blue, on thick carton paper, the four engravings in each half are derived from a single die but then re-touched to produce differences in the portrait/background/shading/corner ornaments. A prior `proof` stage in the production of the SENF typographic facsimiles which were presented to readers of the ILLUSTRIERTES BRIEFMARKEN-JOURNAL (see lbbotson pg.139) a most unusual item. Symbol:
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George Morley (British, 1831-1889) Portrait of George Darlinson and five of his greyhounds in a rural landscape, signed and dated 1872, oils on canvas, 49cm x 60cm N.B. George Darlinson was a 19th/early 20th Century British greyhound trainer who won the Waterloo Cup with the dog Homfray in 1904
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18th/19th century Continental School possibly over painted printed ground, "Portrait of a Cobbler framed within his window", 24cms x 19cms contained within a fine gilt wood and gesso frame with a ribbon tied pediment and angles enclosed within a 19th rosewood outer frame, the outer frame painted Lt/T359, Ly/p4/0
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