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Newnes Complete Needlecraft, A Practical and Comprehensive Guide. Newnes Books, . Condition: Good (fold on dust jacket's back flap & owner's name cut out of dust jacket's front flap).      

 Complete medal group to a officer in the SAEC.Lot comes with a named metal case,5 medal group all named to him,complete set of cap,collars and shoulder titles,medal ribbons and paperwork.SOLD AS A LOT. LOCAL BUYER PAYS R100 BIG TOWN FEDEX.....SMALL TOWN FEDEX R200 OVERSEAS BUYER SEE POSTAGE TABLE 

 Dinnes 5310. 1  S.W.A. Engineer Regiment Pocket Flash, slight scratches complete with 3 pins as per pictures

 S.A. Engineer Corps Cap Badge worn 1959 - 1960, slight scratches as per pictures

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Royal Engineer - By Alexandra Hasluck First Edition, Hard Cover, Published By Angus & Robertson 1973 Cover Boards Are Red With Gold Text To The Spine, Clean & Bright With Minimal Edge Rubbing. Binding Is Tight & Strong. Inscription On Front Flyleaf In Black Pen & To The Back Of The Title Page In Blue Pen. Very Light Browning Of Pages. Dust Jacket Is Complete, Has Slight Wear & Tear To The Edges & Fading To The Spine, Has Been Price Clipped. Postage Within South Africa Will Be R30.00 Overseas Buyers Can Contact Us For A Postal Quote.

 2 Field Engineer Regiment insert for Beret Badge  complete with threaded post shortned, condition slight scratches on flash.

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MAC Construction was founded as J P Murfitt in and is now an established construction company with a proven ability to carry out and complete projects within the sectors of new residential buildings, new office developments, residential and commercial refurbishment and industrial unit construction, valued up to £2 million. We are a privately owned construction company currently looking to maintain our steady growth for the future. Based in Ely, we operate mainly in Cambridgshire but also venture into Suffolk and Norfolk all in the United Kingdom. Responsibilities: Acting as the main technical adviser on a construction site for subcontractors, crafts people and operatives; Setting out, levelling and surveying the site; Checking plans, drawings and quantities for accuracy of calculations; ensuring that all materials used and work performed are as per specifications; Overseeing the selection and requisition of materials and plant; agreeing a price for materials, and making cost-effective solutions and proposals for the intended project; Managing, monitoring and interpreting the contract design documents supplied by the client or architect; Liaising with any consultants, subcontractors, supervisors, planners, quantity surveyors and the general workforce involved in the project; Liaising with the local authority (where appropriate to the project) to ensure compliance with local construction regulations and by-laws; liaising with clients and their representatives (architects, engineers and surveyors), including attending regular meetings to keep them informed of progress; Day-to-day management of the site, including supervising and monitoring the site labour force and the work of any subcontractors; Planning the work and efficiently organising the plant and site facilities in order to meet agreed deadlines; Overseeing quality control and health and safety matters on site; preparing reports as required; Resolving any unexpected technical difficulties and other problems that may arise.

Geoffrey Keyes Of The Rommel Raid By Elizabeth Keyes First Edition, Hard Cover, Published By George Newnes Ltd 1956 Cover Boards Are Caramel With Gold Text To The Spine, Clean & Bright. Binding Is Tight & Strong. Inscription On The Back Of The Front Flyleaf In Pencil. Browning & Minimal Foxing To The Pages. Dust Jacket Is Complete, Spine Is Faded & There Is Slight Edge Rubbing, Has Not Been Price Clipped. Postage Within South Africa Will Be R30.00 Overseas Buyers Can Contact Us For A Postal Quote. ABE # 05851

On 5 July The Doors took to the stage of the Hollywood Bowl for a concert that has since passed into legend. The Doors were performing on the back of their 3rd album release Waiting For The Sun and the US No.1 single Hello, I Love You. They had been honing their live performances over the previous 2 years and were on absolute peak form. Now for the first time the original film footage from the Hollywood Bowl has been digitally scanned and restored to present the show better and more complete than it s ever been seen before, with 2 previously cut tracks returned to the running order and with sound newly remixed and mastered from the original multitrack tapes by The Doors engineer and co-producer Bruce Botnick. This is now the definitive edition of this famous performance. TRACKLISTING 1) Show Start / Intro 2) When The Music s Over 3) Alabama Song / Whiskey Bar 4) Back Door Man 5) Five To One 6) Back Door Man (reprise) 7) The WASP (Texas Radio And The Big Beat) 8) Hello, I Love You 9) Moonlight Drive 10) Horse Lattitudes 11) A Little Game 12) The Hill Dwellers 13) Spanish Caravan 14) Hey, What Would You Guys Like To Hear? 15) Wake Up! 16) Light My Fire 17) Light My Fire (segue) 18) The Unknown Soldier 19) The End (segue) 20) The End

The details of this employment will be as follows: 1) Draw complete set of drawings which includes all details, plans & elevation drawings pertaining to the specific project within the given time limit. 2) Liaise with project managers with regards to site measurements, details, etc... 3) Prepare material procurement schedules for the particular project as materials are imported. 4) Prepare cutting list, factory layout drawings etc.... 5) Adhere to rules of the industry or as specified by the facade engineer. 6) Attend site meetings with architects/engineers/site installation team when required (this is project dependant / finish to start relationship. i.e. travelling in and around south africa) SOFTWARE KNOWLEDGE: Auto CAD 2D and 3D Minimum Experince: 3 years drawing aluminium shopfronts and windows. Location: Cape Town

We offer the following Technical Courses: These are all National Certificate Courses N1 - N3. To find out more about each course, click the links below. Choose your Stream What is an Engineer? Engineers are the individuals that change the world. They find innovative solutions that change and improve our everyday lives. Engineers team up with other smart and inspiring people, and together they invent, design, and create things that make our lives easier and better. They combine maths and science to develop, change, solve and improve things we use on a daily basis, such as computers, cars, planes, bridges, roads and buildings. Without the engineers, we wouldn't be able to travel, use the internet, or even make breakfast in the morning. Enginners can take an idea and transform it into reality. This is what separates engineering from other fields in mathematics and science. The technical courses offered by College SA are related to the engineering industry, but are less comprehensive than the engineering degrees offered by universities. Benefits of our Technical Courses:Accredited by:Our Technical courses aim to equip students with the knowledge and skills needed to work in the construction, transportation, mechancial and electrical industries. College SA is the First Distance Learning College to receive full seven year Accreditation with Umalusi. Accredited by Umalusi, Council for Quality Assurance in General and Further Education and Training - Accreditation Number: 25 FET 02 00025 You can do our Technical courses from anywhere in South Africa, because we are a distance learning college. We pride ourselves on giving our students only the best service. We walk with you every step of the way to help you complete your course successfully. Our study material is easy to follow and understand, and our tutors are just a phone call away - should you need any help or support. Our Technical Courses are provisionally accredited by Umalusi. You will be awarded a National Certificate issued by the Department of Higher Education and Training once you have completed your course and passed the Department of Higher Education examinations. Request Information from College SA Today

BRAND NEW AND UNREAD. Published in Pinetown South Africa by 30 Degrees South in 2013. This is the story of the pursuit of a dream. Spitfire PK350 is the only late-mark Spitfire, an F Mk 22, to have ever been restored to full flying status. She had no restrictions on her airframe and with four fully serviceable 20mm cannons, she was as good as the day she came off the production line in July 1945 near Birmingham, England.She first flew as a restored aircraft on 29 March 1980 at the hands of one John McVicar Jack Malloch. By then a legend in his adopted country, Rhodesia, Malloch had in 1977 been entrusted by the hierarchy of the Rhodesian Air Force to restore SR64, as she was then known. In two and half years, Jack Malloch and his trusted engineers, with critical help from the Rhodesian and South African air forces, completely restored SR64 to flying condition. The fact that she was fitted with a propeller made by a German company added a sweet irony to a project that had to contend with sanctions imposed by Britain, the original country of manufacture, and highlighted the enterprising spirit of the team. This was possible because Malloch, with the backing of the Rhodesian government, had built up a successful charter airfreight company that assumed different guises, depending on where it was operating, to bypass sanctions. Malloch's network thus facilitated his quest to restore and once again fly a Spitfire such as he had flown in the RAF during the Second World War.Some fascinating insights are revealed in this account. From the test pilot who first flew her as PK350 on 25 July 1945, the reader is taken on a journey through the aircraft's complete life, with the project's lead engineer and most of the surviving pilots who flew her gracing the story with their memories. For two years PK350 delighted those fortunate enough to see her fly, mostly around Salisbury (Harare) airport. Then, on what was planned to be its last flight, Malloch's Spitfire never returned to base.