Heritage day south african

Many years of research by Alex Rice, a leading collector of insignia and a Merchant Marine Engineer, has resulted in his unique book with over 1300 illustrations. This book contains images of South African Naval badges and insignia from the earliest days of South Africa's Naval heritage, covering all aspects of SA Naval insignia and will be a great reference for anyone interested in maritime heraldry and history. Hardcover, 183 pages and limited to 200 printed copies.      

Buy South African first day cover for the Christmas Stamp Fund, 1979 for R2.00

Buy South African Dinner - May 1918 - Union Day - Belonged to LT. Hadlow for R500.00

Buy SOUTH AFRICAN FIRST Day Cover 4.10 - 1984 stamped Voortrekkerhoogte card with 4 unused stamps for R95.00

 COMES WITH TROUSERS JACKET AND CLOTH BELT MADE BY HERITAGE CLOTHING SOUTH AFRICA  1964

Buy South African Air Force Museum Permanent date stamp inauguration, first day cover for R200.00

Many first day covers South African envelopes ranging from 1920's to 60's. Also thousands of mostly South African stamps of same period. Any offer. 021 461 3400 or 081 500 5775

An Historical Heritage. First edition hardcover with picture boards, as published by The Gallery Press, Cape Town, 1992. 125 pages illustrated throughout with b/w photographs by world renowned Paul Alberts. Good condition. Tracked postage is R45.00.

 Inauguration and twenty years of freedom R5 with R2 ten years of freedom coins Covers: Freedom day and new constitution 

  2007 South African World Heritage Site Proof Gold R2: Cape Floral Special Launch N.B. These are generic photos

Buy THE SOUTH AFRICAN STAMP HERITAGE COLLECTION-NO 25 GOLD PLATED SILVER REPLICA for R98.00

Buy SACC 1286 - 1288: South African World Heritage Sites. Set of 3 Bottom Blocks. M(NH). for R30.00

Buy RSA 2000: OFFICIAL FDC 6.123 - SOUTH AFRICAN WORLD HERITAGE SITES - UNADDESSED for R15.00

  1995. Large hard cover with dust cover. 200 pages. Very good condition; tightly bound, neat and clean. Book dealer's rubber stamp in front.  Over 1kg. POTGIETER, HERMAN; TEXT BY LINDEN BIRNS. MORE THAN A GAME: A SALUTE TO THE SOUTH AFRICAN AIR FORCE. "This book was published to coincide with the South African Air Forces' 75th anniversary. It traces the SAAF's development from the canvas-covered barnstormers of the 1920's to the computer-chip wonder-fighters of the 1990's. Through superb photography and an authoritative text, this book describes a trim, re-focussed SAAF in 1995. It also examines the post-Second World War expansion and subsequent shrinking of the SAAF's fleet, the establishment and closure of bases and the role of its squadrons. In addition, this book marks the high points in the parallel emergence of South Africa's defence aerospace industry and showcases the SAAF Museum's fine efforts in preserving large sections of the nation's under-rated aviation heritage. For the first time SAAF pilots publicly and frankly describe what it is like to fly various aircraft types. Their anecdotes augment many uncensored photographs, providing previously denied insights into what were recently regarded as top-secret and politically-sensitive pieces of military hardware. 

  1995. Large hard cover with dust cover. 200 pages. Very good condition; tightly bound, neat and clean. Book dealer's rubber stamp in front.  Over 1kg. POTGIETER, HERMAN; TEXT BY LINDEN BIRNS. MORE THAN GAME: A SALUTE TO THE SOUTH AFRICAN AIR FORCE. "This book was published to coincide with the South African Air Forces' 75th anniversary. It traces the SAAF's development from the canvas-covered barnstormers of the 1920's to the computer-chip wonder-fighters of the 1990's. Through superb photography and an authoritative text, this book describes a trim, re-focussed SAAF in 1995. It also examines the post-Second World War expansion and subsequent shrinking of the SAAF's fleet, the establishment and closure of bases and the role of its squadrons. In addition, this book marks the high points in the parallel emergence of South Africa's defence aerospace industry and showcases the SAAF Museum's fine efforts in preserving large sections of the nation's under-rated aviation heritage. For the first time SAAF pilots publicly and frankly describe what it is like to fly various aircraft types. Their anecdotes augment many uncensored photographs, providing previously denied insights into what were recently regarded as top-secret and politically-sensitive pieces of military hardware.