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Lee Metford Boer War Bayonet  MK1, 2nd Type-June 1897 Stunning Bayonet with markings from Boer War       Please also note that  Axis Militaria   will be closing their auctions from 19:00 pm to 20:00 pm Sunday Night. (SAST, GMT+2)   

  Lee Metford Boer War Bayonet MK11 with Scabbard  Pattern 1903 ?? 1903 Scabbard ?? Marked owner T Galley..unit markings TCC 257.Outstanding Blade Wilkinson London     ###   Silver Collection  on show from  6th  to   25th June, if you're an  Avid Collector of interesting pieces, Please  see our selection of around  20  items, ranging from  R150  to  R6,750.  ###   Please also note that  Axis Militaria   will be closing their auctions from 19:00 pm to 21:00 pm Monday Nights. (SAST, GMT+2)   

WAR CAMP Synopsis: Wall to wall action. In , when the vietnam war at its peak, the pentagon planned a secret mission - to drop an H-Bomb on Hoinai. Captain steiner was chosen to lead the operation, but on his way to Saigon his plane was shot down together with the documents for the operation. A film not to be missed.   Starring: Robert Lee Jim Gaines   Category: War    Age Restriction: 18 V

Buy Lee Metford Boer War 12 Pocket Brown Leather Bandolier - (Replica) for R750.00

BOER WAR VINTAGE LEE METFORD BAYONET WITH SCABARD AND LEATHER FROG - GOOD CONDITION FOR AGE - PHOTOS FORM PART OF DESCRIPTION

Lee, Emanoel -  To The Bitter End: A Photographic History of the Boer War - Guild Publishing - pp, indexed, black and white photographs - Hardcover with dustcover: good - Internally: clean and tightly bound. Postage & packaging R This book is written around a unique collection of photographs taken during the Boer War, the majority previously unpublished.

'The War' an intimate history 1941-1945 by Ward & Burns - hardcover 284mm x 242mm    

The First Air War 1914-1918 by: Lee Kennett A first edition hardcover published by The Free Press in 1991 Blue cover boards with silver writing to the spine, binding is tight & strong, no marks or inscriptions, dustjacket is complete clean & bright Packaging and Postage within South Africa R60.00 Overseas Customers can contact us for a Postal Quotation Abe #

This cartridges were used in the Anglo Boer war between 1899 and 1901. This framed display contains X5 empty cartridges and X5 full rounds (propelent removed). The whole frame can open and the cartridges can be removed by hand. The head stamps of the bullets contains the marking of R^L and were manufactured in Woolwich England a few years before the Anglo Boer war took place. The case can also be hanged on a wall.

A wide-eyed South African conscript relates his small share of the war in Angola and Namibia in the 1980s. This is not the usual military history, written by a commander armed with facts, nor a researched story of a war or campaign.  It is a personal experience. Being brutally honest it will resonate not only with readers of all things military but also with a wider literary audience, for its poetic prose and subtle sentiments, and for its entertaining narrative. It may thus be of interest not only to the South African men who were there, but to their women who were left behind, and to all men and women anywhere. It is a book by a non-warrior dumped into a war, which nevertheless provides vivid alternative first-hand accounts whose validity cannot simply be brushed aside by professional historians. Descriptive writing takes readers right into the colourful past, into action and into personal interactions. Notes made at the time preserve intimate details of what it was like to be a White South African during Apartheid, and the surprisingly humane culture within its small but effective White-led Army. Dialogue is remembered verbatim as is the unique jargon and profanity of the time, with English translations where Afrikaans is spoken. After a brief life background the narrative moves chronologically through two years of military training, deployment, combat and demobilisation, with comments on the human effect of these experiences. The result is a compelling time capsule: the South African Defence Force ceased to exist in 1994 when South Africa began its non-racial democracy. Surprisingly, because it was a humane army it was a good one. This is not just a liberal attitude. It meant that when a thing needed doing, it was done conscientiously and thoroughly, with thought for secondary effects. It was a dangerous opponent to have, inflicting maximum casualties where this was necessary, but when the need passed, it switched easily to a humanitarian purpose. There was much lost that being unique (and laudable) in the Old South African culture and in its Army's approach and attitude, is fascinating today. Paperback, 208 pages. Published 2017.

Buy To the Bitter End a photographic history of the Boer War 1899-1902- Emanoel Lee for R200.00

Buy To The Bitter End A Photographic History of the Boer War 1899-1902 by Emanoel Lee for R200.00

To The Bitter End A Photographic History of the Boer War 1899-1902 by Emanoel Lee 1985 - 230 pages Hard Cover with Dust Jacket in Good Condition

Ref 588 No Parachute by Arthur Gould Lee - A fighter Pilot in World War 1 1968 R120 mkt prc R450 Jarrold's Publishers Hard Cover SBN 09 086590 1 Condition -this is an ex library book with all the usual stamps and stickers: Fly Leaf- good /fair is covered by loose transparent plastic; book cover v good; Inside – library marks & stickers; small ex retailers sticker inside of cvr; a tea/cofffee stain is found on numerous of this books pages; has some foxing size 220mm x 145mm x 30mm weight 590grams 234pages

No Parachute: A Fighter Pilot IUn World War 1 Author: Arthur Gould Lee   Publisher: The Adventurers Club, London     Edition: Second Edition, 1969 Condition: Good. Wear to cover, edges and corners, foxing of pages, other wise clean with tight binding Binding: Hardcover   Pages: 234. Various black & white photographs         Additional Information From the young airmen who took their frail flying machines high above the tenches of World War 1 and fought their foes in single combat there emerged a renowned company of brilliant aces – among them Ball, Bishop, McCudden, Collishaw, Mannock – whose legendary feats have echoed down down the   last century. But behind the elite there were, in the Royal Flying Corps, many hundreds of other airmen who flew their hazardous daily sorties nin outdated bplanes without achieving fame. “ No Parachute: A Fighter Pilot in World War 1”  is the story of one of these unknown flyers. Please note that we refer the right to close our auctions at any time Please refer to all images for condition, as this form an integral part of the description Payment to be processed within 2 days of auction closing Item will be posted on the first Saturday following receipt of payment. We are not responsible for damages to or loss of items once posted The item is second hand and sold as such with no warranty or guarantee implied, expressed or given. Regretfully, no buyers from outside the borders of South Africa