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 Serving Secretly Rhodesia's CIO Chief on Record by Ken Flower - Softcover

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 second impression 1987 softcover 330 pages, softcover has one or two small marks,pges a bit yellow, one or two small spots in book, LOOKS LIKE ONE OR TWO OF THE FIRST PAGES IN THE BOOK WERE RE-GLUED- NOT SURE BUT PLEASE LO OK AT THE IMAGES BELOW - NO LOOSE PAGE, WILL DESCRIBE BOOK AS A GOOD READING COPY- NO overseas shipping Neem, asb kennis dat ek vanaf 8 Desember 2018 tot en met  8 Januarie 2019 uitstedig sal wees en dus nie in daar die tyd sal pos nie   Please note that I will be out of town from the 8 th of December 2018 till the 8 th of January 2019 and will not be able to post during that time      

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  Serving Secretly - Rhodesia's CIO Chief on Record by Ken Fowler   Serving Secretly - Rhodesia's CIO Chief on Record by Ken Fowler, hardcover first edition with dust j acket published by Galago Books, 1987. A nice, clean tight copy, previous owners name to front inside cover. 330 Pages illustrated with black and white photographs. Postnet to Postnet R110.00    

Serving Secretly - Rhodesia's CIO Chief on Record By: Ken Flower A first edition hardcover published by Galago in 1987 Green cover boards with white writing to the spine, binding is tight & strong, pages are agecoloured more browned on outer edges, dustjacket is complete but closed tears to front cover has been taped at the back of jacket Postage within South Africa R50.00 Overseas Customers can contact us for a Postal Quotation abe #

Serving Secretly - Rhodesia's CIO Chief on Record By: Ken Flower A second impression softcover published by Galago in 1987 Picture cover boards are agecoloured, binding is tight & strong, pages are very agecoloured as is page ends Packaging and Postage within South Africa R50.00 Overseas Customers can contact us for a Postal Quotation

Serving Secretly - Rhodesia's CIO Chief on Record By: Ken Flower ***Signed Copy*** A scarce Signed copy first edition hardcover published by Galago in 1987 Green cover boards with white writing to the spine, binding is tight & strong, SIGNED by the author on a plate of paper which has been stuck under his name on the title page, pages are lightly agecoloured, dustjacket is complete but lightly agecoloured Postage within South Africa R50.00 Overseas Customers can contact us for a Postal Quotation abe #

Serving Secretly - Rhodesia's CIO Chief on Record By: Ken Flower A first edition hardcover published by Galago in 1987 Green cover boards, dustjacket has ben stuck to cover boards, bottom of cover boards are very rubbed, binding is tight & strong, pages are very agecoloured Packaging and Postage within South Africa R50.00 Overseas Customers can contact us for a Postal Quotation

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Set of three medals from Zimbabwe From left to right. Independance Medal This medal was awarded to those serving in Rhodesia in April 1980 - Rhodesian Security Forces, Commonwealth Monitoring Forces, ZIPRA and ZANLA. This medal is unique, being the first medal to have ever been issued to all sides of a conflict in the world. Liberation Medal Here is also an important award related to the period before the independence of Zimbabwe. It is the Liberation Medal (this is a 2 classes awarded, silver & bronze) and it was awarded to those who before 18 April 1981 (the date of independence of Zimbabwe) have given service to the establishment of the country. Mostly ex guerilla fighter. Please note that the ribbon attached is for the Medal for Long and Exemplary Service in the Army. Zimbabwe Service Medal Zimbabwe Service Medal awarded for 10 years of service. This medal is not attributed on the rim, but on the reverse.   Condition as per photo's      

A 242 page book (27 black & white photos) about Dave Barrs incredible 13,000 mile winter journey across a frozen Northern Europe, Russia and Siberia on a 96 Harley-Davidson Sportser. Not surprisingly this extraordinary adventure allowed Dave to establish a Guinness Book World Record. This book is living proof that perseverance and an unshakable belief in ones dreams can make anything happen! Available in hard and soft cover. About Dave Barr In 1969, at age 17, Dave began his military career with the U.S. Marine Corps, receiving 57 air medals while serving on a helicopter gunship in Vietnam. He left the Marines in 1972, but felt the need to seek adventure and another cause. He chose to support peace and stability first in Israel, later in Zimbabwe/Rhodesia and finally in South Africa. Following a fateful landmine explosion in 1981 whilst with the SADF's 44th Parachute Brigade, Dave sustained life threatening injuries that ultimately resulted in the amputation of both of his legs. After a lengthy rehabilitative period, he returned to active duty completing his military enlistment. Upon returning to the United States, he was reunited with his family and his 10-year-old Harley-Davidson motorcycle. Inspired after his first ride since the explosion, Dave decided to travel around the world on his Harley. It was his hope that he would encourage others to overcome their obstacles and make their own dreams a reality. The Dave Barr Foundation was established to support charitable organizations, both in the U.S. and overseas, that are dedicated to improving the lives of the disabled.

The 502 page softcover book (60 black & white photos, maps throughout the book) about Dave Barrs 83,000 mile motorcycle journey around the world. It took Dave and his Harley-Davidson a grueling 3 and a half years to complete the trip and it certainly makes for one incredible read! A must have for anyone who loves to ride. About Dave Barr In 1969, at age 17, Dave began his military career with the U.S. Marine Corps, receiving 57 air medals while serving on a helicopter gunship in Vietnam. He left the Marines in 1972, but felt the need to seek adventure and another cause. He chose to support peace and stability first in Israel, later in Zimbabwe/Rhodesia and finally in South Africa. Following a fateful landmine explosion in 1981 whilst with the SADF's 44th Parachute Brigade, Dave sustained life threatening injuries that ultimately resulted in the amputation of both of his legs. After a lengthy rehabilitative period, he returned to active duty completing his military enlistment. Upon returning to the United States, he was reunited with his family and his 10-year-old Harley-Davidson motorcycle. Inspired after his first ride since the explosion, Dave decided to travel around the world on his Harley. It was his hope that he would encourage others to overcome their obstacles and make their own dreams a reality. The Dave Barr Foundation was established to support charitable organizations, both in the U.S. and overseas, that are dedicated to improving the lives of the disabled.