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 WW2 period cover Istanbul, Turkey to Johannesburg, South Africa - 1940

Buy WW2 period cover Istanbul, Turkey to Johannesburg, South Africa - 1940 for R175.00

Turkey's Southern Shore & Aegean Turkey - 2 Books By George E. Bean **EX-LIBRARY BOOKS** Reissued Editions, Hard Covers, Published By John Murray Cover Boards Are Navy With Gold Text To The Spine, Clean & Bright With Minimal Edge Rubbing. Bindings Are Tight & Strong. Ex-Library Book Plates To The Reverse Of The Front End-Paper & Half Title Page Of Both Books & Both Books Have A Blue Stamp On The Title Page. Light Browning & Foxing To The Pages. Dust Jackets Are Complete, Lightly Age-Browned & Have Rubbing To The Edges, Have Not Been Price Clipped. Postage Within South Africa Will Be R Overseas Buyers Can Contact Us For A Postal Quote.

South West Africa 1921 (May 9) Cover from Wilhelmstal to Karibib franked with single 1½d Kings head correctly used as a single during the relatively short 1½d local postal letter rate period. (On 1 June 1921 the local postal letter rate increased to 2d)   Domestic Postage and Packaging: R5 for standard mail (at your own risk), R30 for registered mail and R90 for Counter to Counter Speed mail. Single postage charge for multiple purchases. Overseas postage see under Shipping Charges.   Preferred Payment option by EFT direct into my bank account. See "Other Options" under Payment Options for details  

Buy South Africa 1932 1st Flight cover Cape Town to Istanbul Turkey via Athens very fine for R850.00

Postal History cover from Istanbul, Turkey to Johannesburg, South Africa - WW2 period with 3 Turkish stamps cancelled 9-7-1942 and with Egyptian censor closing sticker also Turkish rubber cancel - backstamped with Egypt censor Department cancel - some damage on Avukat Gizer stationary     

Louis Armstrong And His Hot Five, Period- (Columbia). This LP is in excellent condition, by Columbia (South Africa). The cover is in good condition, with fading and slight surface wear to the edges.      

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SWA - South Africa occupation period 1919 Kings Head 6d black and bright-violet used on registered cover to Windhoek tied by a  "SWAKOPMUND - S.W.AFRICA"  circle date stamp dated 14.1. 1919.  "Passed censor" cachet struck in violet " B 100" and closed by English-Afrikaans label "Opened by Censor"  very good conditions, see scans..... Superb forerunner and scarce on cover.....                     All items are described as accurately as possible with the illustration being an integral part.     SHIPPING RATES • Domestic Standard Mail (at buyers risk)                         R 10.00 • Domestic Registered Mail. (Recommended)                   R 35.00   NB: If any lot is found to be incorrectly described it may be returned for a refund (at your own cost). Please note that the scans form an integral part of the description.                  

SWA - South Africa occupation period 1919 Kings Head 1d  used on cover, tied by a  "OMARURU - S.W.AFRICA"  double circle date stamp dated 24 March 1919.  "Passed censor" cachet struck in violet " B 100" oval strike Windhoek(part) 26.3.19" arrival pmk at the back, very good conditions, see scans.....             All items are described as accurately as possible with the illustration being an integral part.     SHIPPING RATES • Domestic Standard Mail (at buyers risk)                         R 10.00 • Domestic Registered Mail. (Recommended)                   R 35.00   INTERNATIONAL BUYERS: PLEASE NOTE: Items sold to international buyers will be sent only via registered mail at the cost of R 35.00. NB: If any lot is found to be incorrectly described it may be returned for a refund (at your own cost). Please note that the scans form an integral part of the description.                  

THE SOUTH AFRICAN WAR – The Anglo-Boer War 1899-1902 by Peter Warwick (Editor) Hard cover with d/wrapper – 262x198 mm – Longman 1980 1 st Edition 415 pages – index included – b/w photos/illustrations - maps Near Fine cond - tight binding – spine mildly bumped – minimal shelf wear. D/W: VGood, – tiny tears t/b spine & corners – rubbed.   “Actually covers the period 1886 to 1914.”

Soft cover, 431 pages. Very good condition. Tightly bound, neat and clean. Library codes, marks and stamps. Under 1kg. This is a history of the production and marketing of diamonds from the period of the "rush" to Kimberley and the rise of de Beers until the formation of the central Selling Organization by South African producers and London and South African merchants. Based on a wide variety of original sources from public and mining company archives, it is a study of both the politics and business of a South African monopoly which became an international cartel. 

We combine postage, so do look at our other items on offer. Postage prices outside of South African borders will differ. Please enquire before purchasing. Dispatched within 2 business days. Our books are protected with a removable plastic cover and sent with care. Condition: Good. Quarto. . Hard cover with dust cover; 352 pages. Good, clean condition. Tight binding.  Small marks & tears on Dust-Jacket. RUGS AND CARPETS OF THE WORLD is a complete guide to the major rug making areas of the world. Lavishly illustrated in colour and black and white, it discusses the history of the craft in all the major centres of production, gives an area by area account of all the main types, and also describes the carpet market, with hints on how to judge and buy. The chapters on Oriental and African rugs cover the history of these finest of floor and wall decorations, including accounts of the finest classic carpets of the Safavid period in Persia and a history of the many different types over the past 100 years. In the European chapters Isabelle Anscombe examines the development of the European carpet industry from its beginnings in Moorish Spain to the highly sophisticated French Aubusson and Savonnerie carpets and modern carpet production in England and Scandinavia. In addition to describing the beautiful traditional rugs and blankets of the great weavers of the Navajo tribe in the United States, the American chapters also examine in detail the early rugs of the 19th century in the United States.     Bibliographic information Title Rugs & Carpets of the World Editor Ian Bennett Edition 2nd ed, reprint, Hardback Publisher Ferndale Editions, ISBN , Length 352 pages

Van der Waals W. S. Portugal's War in Angola 1961-1974. Rivonia [South Africa]: Ashanti, 1993. Scarce First Edition. "This volume is a complete chronicle of Portugal's war in Angola from 1961 to 1974, and of the demise of the Portuguese empire. It is a popular version of the author's doctoral thesis which dissects the events leading up to the armed insurrection of 1961 and the subsequent uprisings by the various national liberation movements, and proceeds to examine the nature of the war that was to end where yet another conflict was merely to begin. The book describes the period until 25 April 1974, and provides a background for the analysis and comprehension of subsequent and present events in Angola. The nature and development of the war, with all its tragic repercussions, is also a case study in revolutionary warfare. It was ultimately to become a war attrition that Portugal could never win, despite her gradual ascendancy on the battlefield. As Portugal lost control over the process of decolonization, Angola was to be left to the icy machinations of the Cold War that had come to the region with a vengeance. At a time when Angola is once again a dark stain on the African continent, embroiled in renewed bloody civil war, this book should provide insight into that long-ago conflict in which the fathers of the Angolan and Portuguese youth fought, and show the pointlessness of the present bout of fighting" - mercenary-wars.net xviii, 296 p.: ill. (some col.), maps; Includes bibliographical references (p. 278-286) and index, 150x230mm Tall. Glossy Pictorial Soft Cover.  Faint surface scratching on cover and corners slightly curling up.  Rest of book in good condition.