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ox cart wheels.theyre nice and theyre old plus in very good condition.They are metal rimmed and seem to be oak,not to sure of what wood.R both,the rest is thrown in upon purchase.Please call Lea on

The Clay Ox - Stories of Zulu Country Life - Jessie Hertslet Postage R Hardcover with no Dust Jacket.  I send by Ordinary mail and supply I combine postage. I also combine postage with Petersbooks and Jessies. For Book Condition see images below. Please quote Username or order num ber when making a payment                                   -                                        

The Clay Ox A Field Guide to the Birds of Southern Africa - O.P.M. Prozesky Postage R Hardcover with no Dust Jacket.  I send by Ordinary mail and supply I combine postage. I also combine postage with Petersbooks and Jessies. For Book Condition see images below. Please quote Username or order num ber when making a payment                                   -                                        

As Per Scans.ANGLO BOER WAR PART OX WAGON CHAIN LENGTH: +/- 50 cm WIDTH: +/- 7.5 cm FOUND COLENSO AREA POSTAGE R 80 (heavy item) PLEASE NO FOREIGN BIDDERS FROM OTHER COUNTRIES !  SHIPPING WITHIN SOUTH AFRICA ONLY !  SOLD AS IS              

Beautifull wood crafted ox wagon Display piece - 40 years old Wood wheels with steel rim Length: mm Height:830mm R

Rothenberger portable roxy oxy set with accessories, fantastic light weight can replace the canisters with new ones, the oxygen one here is empty. R call

 SA Union: Bronze Groot Trek Centenary: Map of Trek - as per scan   Form: Circular. Bronzed base metal medal has pierced lug. By: E. Naylor / Royal Mint Pretoria Date: 1938 Ref: 32.2 mm Bronzed Base Metal 14.5 gm $7 Edge: Plain   Obverse: A Voortrekker wagon drawn by four oxen moving to the right over rocky ground. Beside the wagon, a man wielding a whip followed by a dog. In the background, trees with mountains behind and clouds above. Legend: “VOORTREKKEREEUFEES (voortrekker centenary)” and in the exergue: “1938”. Above the exergue line, signed: “E N (left) R.M.P (right)”. Gold medal stamped: "9c" in the middle.   Reverse: A map of South Africa depicting the various routes taken by the Voortrekkers. Some eventful landmarks marked: “SLAGTERS NEK”, “VEGKOP”, “P.M.BURG” and “BLOED R”. Legend above: “DIE GROOT TREK”, and below: “1838”.   Notes: Gold, silver and bronze medals issued in a blue oblong case lined with white silk and blue velvet marked: "RMP" on the inside of the lid. Gold medal issued singly in a similar rectangular case. AM2 reports a mintage of 50 sets of three. AM2 also reports a white medal medal but this was probably the silver medal which was mistaken because it has no silver marks. The medallist E. Naylor has reworked the ox wagon design on the 1936 Empire Exhibition medal and used it for the obverse of this medal.   AM2: 263; Laidlaw: 0130;    

Steel 1-Skaar Plough, Original & Rare farming antique, Ideal for garden, tea garden or modern farm yard, for seeding & ripping pulled by ox or horse. Only R. Neg. Delivery can be arranged at R250 in Gauteng area. Waldo:

   SA Union: Johannesburg Empire Exhibition 1936 - Medal Laidlaw: 0031 Obverse: Facade of the Government building at the exhibition flying the Union flag. In an arc above: “RYKSTENTOONSTELLING - 1936”. Below that, across: “EMPIRE / EXHIBITION”. In the exergue: “EX UNITATE VIRES.” Reverse: Ox wagon pulled by four oxen moving to the right through the veldt; man with whip and dog trotting alongside. Mountains and radiant sun in the background. Signed just above the exergue line: “E.N. (left) R.M.P (right)”. In an arc above: “JOHANNESBURG - 1886”. In the curved exergue: “EENDRAGT MAAKT MAGT” Notes: Johannesburg hosted the Empire Exhibition, held in Milner Park between September 1936 and January 1937. Milner Park (now part of the University of Witwatersrand) is the home of the annual Witwatersrand Agricultural Society Show, first opened by Paul Kruger in 1894. The exhibition coincided with the City’s Golden Anniversary. The centrepiece of the layout of gardens, buildings and pathways was the 200 feet tall “Tower of Light” which could be seen at night from anywhere on the Rand.