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Anglo Boer War British Amo Bandolier - See Pictures. This Bandolier is slightly damage with burn marks near the buckle.  

Anglo Boer War (Khaki) and Anglo Zulu War (White) Pith Helmet s   ***Safari Pith also available*** Authentic replica. Light weight and cool, core made of pith (similar to balsa wood) Cotton outer cover, inside lined with green cotton. Fully functional, constructed as per original specifications. Chinstrap Adjustable headband. Ideal for wearing or for interior decorating (creating an African feel)   Anglo Boer War Pith Helmet As worn by British troops during the Anglo Boer War (Tweede Vryheids Oorlog) at Spioenkop, Tugela Heights, Vaalkrans, Colenso, relief of Ladysmith   Anglo Zulu War Pith Helmet As worn by British troops at Isandlwana, Rorke's Drift, Fugutives' Drift and Ulundi    

Anglo Boer War Pith Helmet Authentic replica. Light weight, core made of pith (similar to balsa wood) White cotton outer cover, inside lined with green cotton. Fully functional, constructed as per original specifications. Chinstrap Adjustable headband. Ideal for wearing or for interior decorating (creating an African feel) As worn by British troops during the Anglo BOER War at Spioenkop, Talana, Ladysmith, Colenso, Vaal Kranz etc. Immaculate detailing and finish.  

  This button was worn by a general of the British army in the era of the Anglo Boer war.

Boer Generals Anglo/British Generals All boxes when open are similar to the above image they just have a different medallion in it. 20 Generals from the Anglo Boer War 10 Boer and 10 British Silver Medallions Set Fine Silver Weighing approx. 58.9 gr each Measures Approx 500 mm across Presented in Red Velvet Boxes as displayed above GENERIC IMAGES

  Those Restless Years Dealing with the BOER WARS and BAMBATA REBELLION J L SMAIL; Hardcover ; Howard Timmins Cape Town First Edition; 1971 ; Foreword ; J J HULME Durban Light Infantry ;  Lists of British Regiments and Units  in the field in Natal and Zululand 1899 - 1906. Boers Commando's and Units in the field in Natal and Zululand 1899 - 1902 List of a few of the Forts , Fotifications and Laagers in Natal and Zululand 1824 - 1906  List of recipients (includes  Names ; Places and Dates ) of the VICTORIA CROSS  in Natal and Zululand 1879 -1881, 1899 - 1902  Awards and medals issued to the British Forces  and also Awards and Medals issued to the Boer forces including the colours of medal ribbons and medal for Zulu Rising in Natal (1906) and Bambata Rebellion 1906  Lists " Wars, Rebellions and Experditions in Southern Africa from 1510 - 1953  CONDITION; Dust jacket  Fair  - see photographs;    minor tears (less than 1cm) and creases  and small pieces missing. Book condion; very good very good binding  very clean; no tears and no writing added. Postage within SA ; PREFERABLY POSTNET to Postnet  for a PARCEL OF UP TO 5KG  ADDIT. BOOKS MAYBE INCLUDED UP TO 5KG at no addit. shipping cost THEN PLEASE ADD R104.00  alternatively via SA PO   with tracking at R50.00  (Option 1)     

Buy A RARE ANGLO BOER PHOTO ALBUM OF LIFE IN THE BRITISH CAMP for R2,500.00

 This small British military uniform buttons were worn by the British generals in the Anglo Boer war between 1898 and 1901.

On Offer:  12 x Sterling Silver Medallions -Generals of the Anglo Boer War. Note:  Each  medal  is  45mm  in  diameter and  weighs  41,3 grams  and  is  struck  in  sterling  silver. Both,  Boer War  and  British  Generals  are  represented. A  really  magnificent  tribute  to  our  heritage and past history. Offered  at a  LOW, LOW, Starting price.  Note- slight damage to velvet case as noted on photo attached. Shipping  cost:  SA only -FREE OF CHARGE on this item only. I will post  via  PostNet to PostNet or  Courier Service -Counter to Counter -SAPO.

    All boxes when open are similar to the above image just have a different medallion in it. 10 Generals from the Anglo Boer War 5 Boer and 5 British Silver Medallions Set Fine Silver Weighing approx. 58.9 gr each Measures Approx 500 mm across Presented in Red Velvet Boxes as displayed above ACTUAL IMAGES

  8 X ANGLO BOER WAR MEMORABILIA ITEMS, IN ONE LOT   All these items were bought at auctions, all original stated at auction. Conditions as per photo. 1) 2 x stereo cards, good. 2) Photograph of "Britse Pantsertrein Sept. 1900, good. 3) Letter from British soldier Charlie Clippendale, 10th July 1901, good. 4) Postcard to Mrs Scholtz Colesberg, written on the back, depicted "Refugee camp, Aliwal-North, good. 5) Majuba postcard, good. 6) The Colesberg Advertiser, Latest Telegrams, November 1899, some small tears on the sides.7) Letter Card to Mr S. Adcock, Hut No 4, Ceylon, written inside, dated May 21, 1902, good. Please note that there is 2 x Stereo photo's, which makes 8 items.   Postage: R65.00 S.A.P.O. or Postnet R100.00. (International buyers please request shipping charges first)

Softcover edition researched and written by Elizabeth Van Heyningen, published 2013. This is the first general history of the concentration camps of the Anglo-Boer or South African War in over fifty years, and the first to use in depth the very rich and extensive official documents in South African and British archives. It provides a fresh perspective on a topic that has understandably aroused huge emotions because of the great numbers of Afrikaners, especially women and children, who died in the camps. This fascinating social history overturns many of the previously held assumptions and conclusions on all sides, and is sure to stimulate debate. Rather than viewing the camps simply as the product of the scorched-earth policies of the war, the author sets them in the larger context of colonialism at the end of the 19th century, arguing that British views on poverty, poor relief and the management of colonial societies all shaped their administration. The book also attempts to explain why the camps were so badly administered in the first place, and why reform was so slow, suggesting that divided responsibility, ignorance, political opportunism and a failure to understand the needs of such institutions all played their part. 390 pages. Illustrated. Good condition. Tracked postage is R65.00.

Very large book. The first Scripta Africana Series - the 2 Anglo Boer wars 1880-1881 and 1899-1902. Limited edition, only 1000 printed (No number in book). Can be collected in Lyttleton or I can post - buyer pays postage and packaging. Rob 0728197850 - NO WHATSAPP. My daughter places my ads as we dont have internet access, so she will answer internet enquiries. Many other Boer war books available

2012 paperback with 446 pages brand new. Anglo-Boer War, Anglo-Boereoorlog. R50 postage in SA or R57 courier to most larger cities in SA. Dutch historian Martin Bossenbroek won the National Dutch History Prize 2013 for this new chronicle of the war that shaped South Africa and the book was also shortlisted for the 2013 AKO Literature Prize, both preeminent Dutch literary prizes. This English paperback edition follows the Afrikaans paperback, published in October 2014, and will cement the critical acclaim already received by Mr Bossenbroek and offer the South African reader the chance to savour his storytelling powers. The (Anglo) Boer war (1899-1902) has been labelled many things. The originator of apartheid. An appetiser for the First and Second World Wars. The first media war (with the first instance of embedded journalists). It helped create the nation-state South Africa, and remains the cause of fiery debate more than a hundred years after its end. In the Boer war, Martin Bossenbroek gives the reader the full story with an in-depth insight and detail previously unmatched. Bossenbroek follows three colourful main characters: the Dutch lawyer, South African Republic state attorney, state secretary and eventual European envoy Willem Leyds; the soon-to-be-immortalised British war-reporter Winston Churchill; and the Boer commander and one-day South African politician Deneys Reitz.

2012. Soft cover, 446 pages. Very good condition. Under 1kg.   Dutch historian Martin Bossenbroek won the National Dutch History Prize 2013 for this new chronicle of the war that shaped South Africa and the book was also shortlisted for the 2013 AKO Literature Prize, both preeminent Dutch literary prizes. This English paperback edition follows the Afrikaans paperback, published in October 2014, and will cement the critical acclaim already received by Mr Bossenbroek and offer the South African reader the chance to savour his storytelling powers. The (Anglo) Boer war (1899-1902) has been labelled many things. The originator of apartheid. An appetiser for the First and Second World Wars. The first media war (with the first instance of embedded journalists). It helped create the nation-state South Africa, and remains the cause of fiery debate more than a hundred years after its end. In the Boer war, Martin Bossenbroek gives the reader the full story with an in-depth insight and detail previously unmatched. Bossenbroek follows three colourful main characters: the Dutch lawyer, South African Republic state attorney, state secretary and eventual European envoy Willem Leyds; the soon-to-be-immortalised British war-reporter Winston Churchill; and the Boer commander and one-day South African politician Deneys Reitz. Mr Bossenbroek's riveting new account of the war is a must-read for all South African history buffs, for all who loved Thomas Pakenham's classic bestseller.