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An interesting pair from the same author: Wings -and other things...  Hugh served in 104,110 and 40 squadrons, his plane was hit and he parachuted out, spending the rest of the war in POW camps. A paperback by Square One Publication, Worcester, 1990.  220 pages. Contains some black & white illustrations. Wartime Memories from Newnham.  Newnham is a small village in west Gloucestershire that lies in the Forest of Dean, and this booklet provides a fascinating history of the village during the Second World War. A5 sized b ook published by The Forest Bookshop, 1986, 80 pages. Illustrated throughout.  It is full of memories and personal accounts. Both books in good condition. Tracked postage is R50.00.

An interesting pair from the same author: Wings -and other things...  Hugh served in 104,110 and 40 squadrons, his plane was hit and he parachuted out, spending the rest of the war in POW camps. A paperback by Square One Publication, Worcester, 1990.  220 pages. Contains some black & white illustrations. Wartime Memories from Newnham.  Newnham is a small village in west Gloucestershire that lies in the Forest of Dean, and this booklet provides a fascinating history of the village during the Second World War. A5 sized b ook published by The Forest Bookshop, 1986, 80 pages. Illustrated throughout.  It is full of memories and personal accounts. Both books in good condition. Tracked postage is R50.00.  

An interesting pair from the same author: Wings -and other things...  Hugh served in 104,110 and 40 squadrons, his plane was hit and he parachuted out, spending the rest of the war in POW camps. A paperback by Square One Publication, Worcester, 1990.  220 pages. Contains some black & white illustrations. Wartime Memories from Newnham.  Newnham is a small village in west Gloucestershire that lies in the Forest of Dean, and this booklet provides a fascinating history of the village during the Second World War. A5 sized b ook published by The Forest Bookshop, 1986, 80 pages. Illustrated throughout.  It is full of memories and personal accounts. Both books in good condition. Tracked postage is R60.00.  

A close look at some of the more interesting habits and characteristics of South Africa's wild animals. Hugh Keartland Publishers first ed. pictorial hardback, well-binded, without dustcover, 61 pages, book show very little wear to spine covers.      

Peter Gibbs was born in London in 1903, educated at Aldenham, and lived in Bulawayo since 1936. A number of his books have been published in London and New York. He served in the BSA Police Reserve for 21 years, retiring with the rank of reserve superintendent. He was awarded the MBE in 1964. He is deceased. Hugh Phillips was born in the UK and immigrated to Southern Rhodesia in 1951 to join the BSAP. He attained the rank of assistant commissioner prior to his retirement after nearly 30 years' service. Prior to returning to the UK in 2002, he was involved, without success, in liaison activities between the Commercial Farmers Union and Zimbabwean government in efforts to bring a more pragmatic outlook and policy towards the white farm invasions. Hugh wrote Part 3 of this history, covering the period from 1939 to 1980. Nick Russell joined the BSAP as a cadet in 1975 and served at Sinoia and Kariba before attending Morris Depot where he formed part of the mounted squad for the opening of parliament. After graduation he was posted to uniform-branch duties at Mount Darwin and substations in the district. He transferred to Special Branch and spent two years, mostly in the Mt Darwin area, until the cessation of hostilities. He now lives in Australia. The BSAP held the honour of occupying the Right of the Line-one of the greatest police forces of the British Empire and Commonwealth In 1889 Cecil John Rhodes was granted a royal charter by Queen Victoria to settle Mashonaland, in what was to become Southern Rhodesia. So was formed the British South Africa Company; its regiment of troopers raised to protect the occupying Pioneer Column dubbed the British South Africa Police, the BSAP. From the 1893 Matabele War, the 1896 Mashona Rebellion and the Jameson Raid, the Anglo-Boer War, through both world wars and finally to the bitter Rhodesian bush war of the 1960s and '70s, troopers and officers of this fine regiment of policemen, both black and white, were proudly to the fore, in civilian and military roles... until the disbandment of the Force in 1980 when the country became the independent Zimbabwe. HARDBACK: 620 PAGES & 750 COLOR & B/W PHOTOS, PLATES, SKETCHES & MAPS AUTHORS: PETER GIBBS, HUGH PHILLIPS & NICK RUSSELL

The Ice Road Truckers return to Alaska, hauling their biggest loads ever across the most dangerous terrain they've faced. But this year, trucking critically needed cargo north to the oil fields of Prudhoe Bay is just the beginning. In Season Four, the drivers will tackle frozen rivers and swamps out beyond the Dalton Highway, hauling supplies to some of the most remote towns of the great white north. Reigning king, Jack Jesse, looks to defend his title, and Lisa Kelly, one of the only woman truckers on the haul road, fights to prove herself in the male-dominated profession. Rookie Ray Veilleux, who recently lost his business in the lower 48, has come north to run the road and keep his struggling family afloat. And in a decades-long rivalry, veteran drivers Hugh Rowland and Alex Debogorski are back racing neck and neck. The stakes are high as the dash for cash continues. 2 Discs GOHCBD

Join the fun when the Little family adopts an adorably spunky boy named Stuart voiced by (Michael J. Fox), who looks a lot like a mouse. Mr. and Mrs. Little (Hugh Laurie and Geena Davis) fall in love with Stuart right away, but their older son George (Jonathan Lipnicki) isn't so sure what to make of his new brother, and the family's white cat, Snowbell voiced by (Nathan Lane), devises a dastardly plan to get Stuart out of the house...permanently.