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Gold Bricks and Mortar: 60 Years of Johannesburg History by Eric Rosenthal is a moving and dramatic book about a significant epoch in South Africa. The author has, with meticulous attention to detail, reconstructed the events that led to the discovery of gold on the Wiwatersrand and has told, as human narrative, the story of those pioneers who laid the foundations of Johannesburg. Edition: 1st, No DW Publisher: Printing House Binding: Hardcover

Buy Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa -- Eric Rosenthal for R30.00

Buy ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF SOUTHERN AFRICA by Eric Rosenthal for R65.00

Hardcover with a DJ in a fair condition. Internally clean. Sturdy condition. 195 pp with full index, B/W pictures and folding map. A very comprehensve research done by Mr Rosenthal.       Please note:No shipping outside the borders of the Republic of South Africa.

Buy On Change Through the Years: A History of Share Dealing in South Africa | Eric Rosenthal for R90.00

Apology Refused By Eric Rosenthal First Edition, Soft Cover, Published By Ullstein 1999 Cover Boards Has Plastic Covering, Clean & Bright. Binding Tight & Strong. Inscription On First Two Flyleaf's In Black Pen. Very Light Browing Of Pages. Postage Within South Africa Will Be R30.00 Overseas Buyers Can Contact Us For A Postal Quote.

"Something for every mood finds a place in the collection; the serious, the light, the true, the thriller - and the poetry lover is not forgotten. The background is Africa, most of the contributions having been selected from the pens of authors who are among Southern Africa's most famous writers. To avoid the charge of excessive parochialism others whose names are known wherever the English word is read, are also included." Contributors include Edmund Blunden, Hector Bolitho, Stuart Cloete, Walter de la Mare, A. D. Divine, Lord Dunsany, John Gloag, A. P. Herbert, J. L. Hodson, Uys Krige, Sir Harry Luke, Sarah Gertrude Millin, Alan Paton, William Plomer, Eric Rosenthal, William Samson, F. Carey Slater, L. A. G. Strong, Oliver Walker, Dornford Yates, Francis Brett Young. - Sadly no wrapper - Collins 1950 - good condition.  *N.B.*   If you buy more books from me you only pay R 6 postage each on the additional books – see what else I have to offer, it might be worth your while.

Rosenthal, Eric. THE HINGES CREAKED. True Stories Of South African Treasure Lost And Found. Cape Town: Howard Timmins, 1951. First Edition. Tales of treasure lost and treasure found in South Africa and around its coast. 201pp., illustrated. Very Good. Corners lightly bumped, pages tanned with some minor foxing to textblock's edges, in Very Good, somewhat edgeworn, with closed tear and price clipped, dust-jacket. Original yellow cloth. (##2396)

  Dias and His Successors (Editor: E Axelson) Published by Saayman & Weber Pty Ltd, Cape Town, South Africa (1988) Some foxing, age toning. Dustwrapper loose and moved on spine. Dustwrapper has some shelfwear small tears, boards a bit chipped. Some insect damage. Contributions by Eric Axelson, Charles Boxer, Graham Bell-Cross & Colin Martin. 159 pages, 32 charts in colour and black & white, brown cloth. /'Bartolomeu Dias in 1488 rounded Africa and entered the Indian Ocean, with vital consequences for both Europe and Asia. The voyage was epoch-making. This volume, published on the fifth centenary of the voyage, contains information about the Dias voyage and subsequent Portuguese maritime activities in South African waters; it includes a section on the development of Portuguese nautical science, especially of maritime cartography, during the period of the Discoveries and into the seventeenth century/'. Editor/'s note. Follow Eleven O'Clock on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ElevenOClockAfricanaBooks/ Conditions: Please read conditions before bidding. NON PAYING WINNING BIDDERS - Please do not bid on an item unless you intend on completing the transaction. NEGATIVE feedback will be posted for non paying winning bidder Postage will be quoted according to the size of the item. Please do not make a cash deposit at the bank. If you must, please add on R50 for the deposit fee. If more than one item has been ordered, postage may be reduced. Books will be posted after payment has cleared in my bank account. Once an item is posted I will not be held accountable for the item, but will help where I can. Items sent and not collected at the Post Office and that are sent back to me will have to pay postage again. if this is not done with 1 month the item will be relisted. Overseas buyers to have postage quoted. Please note I do not have PayPal or credit card facilities.   Save Save