British 10th

Buy British - `10th Royal Hussars` Cap Badge (All Brass) for R395.00

Buy British - `10th Royal Hussars` Cap Badge (All Brass) for R175.00

2013 - 10th RAREST BRITISH COIN - £2 LONDON UNDERGROUND. ROUNDEL.    

My Reference  0632804 Small Item Shipping Condition: Please judge the condition from the scan Condition: Clean Catalogue:  SG 230 - 233 Scott  333 - 336 SACC 240 - 243 Tags:  Intl. Stamp Exhib. (INTERSTEX), Cape Town, May 22-31. No. 334 also for the 10th  anniv. of the Antarctic Treaty pledging peaceful uses of and scientific cooperation in Antarctica. 10th anniv. of the Republic of South Africa. Landing of British Settlers President Steyn And Kruger Strijdom Tower Map and Antarctic Landscape          

     MNH CONTROL BLOCKS A AND B 10th anniv. of the Republic of South Africa. British SettlersSACC 310  

  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)

  The Longest Siege - Tobruk, The Battle that saved North Africa by Robert Lyman   Beginning on 10th April 1941, and lasting for 240 days, the siege of Tobruk is a mesmerising tale of human endurance and heroism. It is an epic story of extraordinary resilience as the Libyan port's 24,000 defenders met increasingly desperate attempts by Rommel's Panzer divisions to break through the hurriedly thrown-up defences. It was a battle of bayonets and grenades against tanks, of David versus Goliath. The eventual allied victory came against overwhelming odds, plus the morale sapping knowledge that the defenders were surrounded on one side by the sea, and on the other by Hitler's men and machines (who, only the year before, had brought Western Europe to its knees). Tobruk was defended in the main by the Australian 9th Division, followed by the British 70th Infantry Division who then linked up with the advancing 8th Army. The Royal Navy also played an important role in Tobruk's defence. By December 1941 Rommel had been beaten and forced to withdraw his forces from Cyrenaica. The siege was lifted and the exhausted, gallant defenders able to march out in triumph.   First edition softcover published 2009, 310 pages illustrated with black and white photographs. In read but otherwise good condition with minor foxing.