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Buy Globetrotter travel pack Cape Town (Paperback, 10th ed) for R206.00

Buy The Cape Town Month of Photography 2002 - Grundlingh, Geoffrey (Ed.) 1.30kg for R300.00

Hardback. CT Highlanders History Committee. 1970 1st ed. ISBN:. 396 pp with bw illustrations.. Good condition with good dw, ex library copy with pastedowns on eps and stamps in prelimsRegimental history starting from the Bechuanaland Campaign.

Hardback. Fernwood. 1994 1st ed. ISBN: 1874950091. 120 pp with fine colour photography by the author. Very good condition in oblong square quarto. Noted photographer's very special tribute to a very special city.

  Cape of Good Hope Government, Cape Town, 1906. Hardcover. Condition: Fair. 1st Edition. Red cloth-boards, gilt to upper panel and spine, endpapers with advertising, maps, 8 pp of advertisements, xlviii + 437 pp of text + a further x pp of advertisements. The covers are stained, bumped and torn, with the staining carried over to the front and lower edges of several early leaves; the binding is loose, with several between-section breaks, but the hinges are still intact. Colour maps present but appears to be missing title page. Text is complete, unmarked and otherwise undiscoloured. "Surveyor Northern De Aar" neatly inscribed in black ink on the upper cover. A mine of useful information and hard to find. NO OVERSEAS SHIPPING

Published 2012 by Juta ISBN is 9780702189098 Postnet to Postnet R99. Tracked postage R45 Or you can pick the book up here in Cape Town.  Brand new clean fresh condition.

  Carrefour Press, Cape Town 1990. Printed Wraps, 184pp. Stories by Patrick Cullinan, Geoffrey Haresnape, David Medalie, Jane Fox, David Basckin, Maja Kriell, Floss M Jay, Jean Young, Moira Lovell, Lindy Davison, Lilian Simon, Shirley Boje, Steve Botha, Johan Liebenberg. Book in VG condition, pleasantly yellowed, edge bumped slightly.  Never read (my copy, so I know). Entries from the 1989 Sanlam Literary Award.

Softcover. English. UCT. 2007. ISBN: N/A. 153pp. In good condition. Research papers by history major students of the University of Cape Town. Book No: 2500199

Aberdeen of the Cape - A Retreat of the Future compiled by Wendy van Schalkwyk. 1st Edition & Signed by Author. SCARCE OUT OF PRINT BOOK!! Book in good condition.One small bend to the top of the front cover.Very clean pages Glossy..Outer edges clean and bright..Overall VG. Aberdeen is a small town between Beaufort West and Graaff-Reinet, in the Karoo. Wendy van Schalkwyk covers Aberdeen's history (including the Anglo-Boer War), buildings, mohair and wool farms, personalities, cemeteries, tourist attractions and accomodation. She lives on a farm in the area and acts as a tour guide. Signed by Author  

Le Roux, W. J. (Ed.). GROOTE SCHUUR: Woning van Suid-Afrika se Eerste Minister - GROOTE SCHUUR: Residence of South Africa’s Prime Minister. Pretoria: Department of Information, 1970. First Edition. "For more than half a century Groote Schuur in Cape Town has been the official Cape residence of South Africa’s Prime Ministers and their families. Such a residence is obviously of importance and interest to the South African people. In fact the house and its contents actually belong to the people themselves. It is felt that the time is ripe for the house and everything in it to be described graphically hence the decision to publish this book.” Teks in Afrikaans sowel as Engels. 127pp., profusely ills. throughout. Very Good in Very Good dust-jacket. White rexine, gilt.. (##2385)

Hardcover. English. Struik. 1969. ISBN: 0. 406 pp with colour plates and maps, new intoduction by F Bradlow. Good condition in original linen-covered boards, gilt decorated, ltd ed no 755/1000, some foxing on front endpapers. Facsimile of 1818 edition of the missionary-traveller's trek from Cape Town to the Great Fish River, while he visited a number of the mission stations in the southern Cape. Book No: 2501243

Book Description: Cape Town, South Africa: David Philip, 1976., 1st ED. First printing. Uncommon first novel by this South African journalist, satirist and poet - A story set in the 1820's which tells of the triumphs and setbacks of the settlers, who have come from England to farm in the bare and unwelcoming Albany in the Eastern Cape. - Book and wrapper are very good. *N.B.*   If you buy more than one book from me you only pay R 6 postage on each additional book – see what else I have to offer, it might be worth your while.

                                                                                            SOUTH AFRICAN BIDS ONLY SHIPPING FREE (TO SOUTH AFRICAN ADDRESSES ONLY)                                                                                                 DAVID GOLDBLATT With an essay by Neville Dubow   SOUTH AFRICA: THE STRUCTURE OF THINGS THEN Oxf. Univ. Press, Cape Town 1998, 1 st ed. 260pp. 275 x 310mm hardback with dust wrapper. Removable mylar sleeve. Map on end papers. Full page B/W photographs from p. 35 to 177 Book & wrapper in very good used condition. Wrapper slightly scuffed/scratched - see scans. Pages clean, binding tight. Shelf wear at bottom edge of boards. Small dent and stain at top edge – see scans. Bookseller’s sticker on front pastedown page. SIGNED  and dated BY THIS WORLD FAMOUS PHOTOGRAPHER              

We combine postage, so do look at our other items on offer. Postage prices outside of South African borders will differ. Please enquire before purchasing.   Dispatched within 3 business days. Paperback, as new. In the South African Karoo in the 1960's winds of change begin to confront entrenched forces, and a child deals with a series of events which shape his view of the world. Lovers, mythical beings, visitors, migrants all have their own problems. Herman de Coninck, NRC Handelsblad, Rotterdam: As one cannot talk about Israel without having read Amos Oz, or India without Salman Rushdie, or South America without Márquez or Llosa, so you’ll have to read Van Heerden if you wish to understand South Africa. About the author  (1998) Etienne van Heerden is an award-winning Afrikaans writer. A former advertising executive and attorney, he spent time in the International Writing Program at the University of Iowa and teaches at the University of Cape Town. He has been honored with every major South African prize for fiction, and his work has been translated into eleven languages. He lives in Stellenbosch, South Africa, with his wife and daughters. Bibliographic information: Title Kikuyu Author Etienne Van Heerden Translated by Catherine Knox Publisher Kwela Books, 1998   Paperback   1st ed, 1st printing ISBN 0795700792, 9780795700798 Length 315 pages Subjects History  ›  Africa  ›  South  ›  Republic of South Africa   Please Click ---> HERE PTO Books is selling.

Schoon, H.F. (ed); C. Struik, Cape Town, 1972. Hard cover, pp. 186, last page missing, ex library copy. Fair-Good. Insured Postage & Packaging: R40 within South Africa.