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Boek geskryf in idioom van tyd en mense van 2 Boerepublieke.  Slopies biltong, soetolie, balsemkopvia, misvloere, ledekante, wilde boswereld met leeus en olifante, boerehumor ens. Die Groot Gryse word bekroon met die W.A. Hofmeyr-prys, asook ontvang Anna M. Louw 'n oorkonde vir haar bydrae tot die geskiedenis van die Afrikaanse gemeenskap. 1973 4de druk Kaapstad Tafelberg  hardeband met stofomslag , klein netjiese inskripsie op eerste lee endbladsy van vorige eienaar, ligte ouderdomsmerkies meesal op eerste en laaste bladsye. Stofomslag wys gebruik aan binnekant.                    

Anna M Louw Kroniek van Perdepoort Bekroon met CNA prys Bekroon met Hertzog prys  

Author(s): Anna M. Louw  Title:      Agter my 'n Albatros  ISBN: none  Publisher/place: Tafelberg, Cape Town  This Edition: first  Year of Publication: 1965  Binding: hardcover Dustjacket: yes  Number of pages:  201  Weight:  342g  Condition:   Dustjacket has just a little wear around the edges, and a little dust-staining.  Book itself in very good condition  Please see pictures, as these form part of the description.  

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Boek en omslag nog mooi - Het wel vorige eienaar se naam binne.   *N.B.*   If you buy more than one book from me you only pay R 6 postage each on each additional book – see what else I have to offer, it might be worth your while.

Published: Tafelberg - UitgewersYear: 1963Cover: hardcover with dust jacket intactCondition to an average observer: Good. Some foxing and browning of the front endpapers. Small tears at the top of the dust jacket has been repaired.Pages: 275Any time was a hell of a time to die. Thus, laconically, open this unusual and thought-provoking novel.

1969 eerste uitgawe hardeband met stofjas mooi toestand. R50 posgeld in SA.

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1967 eerste uitgawe hardeband met 217 bladsye in goeie toestand. Naam in ink voorin. Stofjas het merkie of twee rondom sye. R60 posgeld in SA.

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