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Poor man's Bioscope - Willem Steenkamp - Howard Timmins - 1979 - Hard cover with dust cover show age related wear - Internally clean and tight. Cape Town- a panorama of people, places and events.
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Poor Man's Bioscope, Cape Town - A Panorama of People, Places and Events - Willem Steenkamp Howard Timmins, 1979. Condition: Good.
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POOR MANS BIOSCOPE by Willem Steenkamp Hard cover with d/wrapper – 246x188 mm – Howard Timmins 1979 1 st Edition 115 pages – no index included – numerous b/w photos V/Good+++ cond; tightly bound; clean; shelf wear; spine mildly bumped; browning round edges. D/W: Not good; rubbed; top 15% torn off, front & back.
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Author: Mary Kay McComas Title: Poor Emily ISBN: 0 553 44007 1 Publisher: Loveswept, New York Binding type: paperback Weight: 104g Condition: Very good
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Author(s): Jonathan Falla Title: Poor Mercy ISBN: 978 1 904 598 28 2 Publisher: Polygon This Edition: first trade paperback Year of Publication: 2005 Place Of Publication: Great Britain First Published: 2005 Number of pages: 292 Weight: 384g Condition: Excellent
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TITLE: POOR MAN'S BIOSCOPE BY WILLEM STEENKAMP DESCRIPTION: HARDCOVER AS IN PHOTO WITH EDGE WEAR AND TEAR TO DJ. PREVIOUS OWNER'S NAME INSIDE. 1979 FEEDBACK: I TYPICALLY WAIT UNTIL ITEM IS RECEIVED BY THE WINNING BIDDER PRIOR TO POSTING FEEDBACK. THIS ALLOWS BOTH PARTIES TIME TO RESOLVE ANY ISSUES THAT MAY ARISE WITH ANY GIVEN TRANSACTION.
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Buy Poor Law Records of Mid Sussex 1601-1835 By Edited by Norma Pilbeam for R1,593.00
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Buy Poor Mans Bioscope: Cape Town - A Panorama of People, Places and Events | Willem Steenkamp for R150.00
R 150
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(This title is available on demand: expected date of dispatch will be 4-7 working days once ordered) Existing data on income and growth in sub-Saharan African countries are unreliable, even seriously misleading. The author provides the first systematic analysis of the level, direction and causes of the errors, looking at a range of African countries, from Benin to Zambia, including South Africa. He then describes why these errors matter. What seem like dry numbers actually have a huge impact on the welfare of these developing countries. Economic growth rate estimates and per-capita income statistics are vital for local governments and for economic aid. Jerven's research suggests that data supplied by national records and statistical offices substantially misstate the actual situation. As a result, scarce economic aid is misapplied, policymakers' attempts to improve their citizens' lives are frustrated, and donors have no accurate sense of the impact of their aid. Jerven explains what can and should be done to improve the guidelines for both the production and use of statistics. Format:paperback Pages:208
R 273
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Hard Cover Book in Good Condition with Shelf Rubbing on Dust Jacket
R 145
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Existing data on income and growth in sub-Saharan African countries are unreliable, even seriously misleading. The author provides the first systematic analysis of the level, direction and causes of the errors, looking at a range of African countries, from Benin to Zambia, including South Africa. He then describes why these errors matter. What seem like dry numbers actually have a huge impact on the welfare of these developing countries. Economic growth rate estimates and per-capita income statistics are vital for local governments and for economic aid. Jerven's research suggests that data supplied by national records and statistical offices substantially misstate the actual situation. As a result, scarce economic aid is misapplied, policymakers' attempts to improve their citizens' lives are frustrated, and donors have no accurate sense of the impact of their aid. Jerven explains what can and should be done to improve the guidelines for both the production and use of statistics. Format:paperback
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About the product the wraps are damp marked. the binding is strong. multiple copy available. Our orders are shipped using tracked courier delivery services.
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The Poor White problem in South Africa, Published by Pro Ecclesia 1932, hard covers, good condition, please read the descriptions! - Rural Impoverishment and Rural Exodus, Vol. I,, cut-out first shut page, name inscription, include SA map, 245 pages. - The Poor White Problem in South Africa, Vol. II, cut-out first shut page, name inscription, include photos from trekboere, rural homes, Namaqualand, 206 pages. - Rural Impoverishment and Rural Exodus Educations and the Poor White, Vol. III, hard cover with wear, cut-out first shut page, name inscription, illustrated and Unie map, Contents: Northern Transvaal, Namaqualand diamonds, 364 pages.
R 300
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Author(s): Muhammad Yunus, with Alan Jolis Title: Banker to the Poor, the story of Muhammad Yunus, banker to the poor ISBN: 978 1 84510 924 8 Publisher/place: Aurum Press, London This Edition: paperback reissue of 2003, 10th printing Year of Publication: 2011 First Published: 1998 Binding: paperback Number of pages: 313 Weight: 246g Condition: Very good Please see pictures, as these form part of the description.
R 38
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We Are Poor But So Many, the Story Of Self-Employed Women In India by Ela R. Bhatt A first edition hardcover published by Oxford University Press in 2006 Picture cover boards are as new, binding is tight & strong, no marks or inscriptions, dustjacket is complete, clean & bright. Postage cost within South Africa will be R40.00 Overseas buyers can contact us for a postal quote Abe #
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Detective Comics Issue # 417 Nov '71 CONDT POOR Neal Adams cover art. ––––––––––... "Batman for a Night" – (17-page Batman story, no synopsis written). "A Bullet for Gordon!" – (8-page Batgirl story, no synopsis written). "Alfred, Armchair Detective!" – (4-page story reprinted from Batman #31, Oct.-Nov. 1945). "The Mystery that Edgar Allan Poe Solved" – (8-page story reprinted from Gang Busters #49, Dec. 1955-Jan. 1956). –––––––––– NOTE: In "A Bullet for Gordon!," James Gordon reveals that he knows Batgirl's identity.
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Detective Comics Issue # 385 Mar '69 CONDT POOR/FAIR Die small..die big!
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Buy Jerome. A Poor Man by Mary Wilkins - published in 1898 for R100.00
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Buy I Would Rather Stay Poor (Murder Room) - Chase, James Hadley 0.30kg for R65.00
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Buy Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki with Sharon L Lechter paperback for R45.00
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Buy THE PROPHET OF THE POOR THE LIFE STORY OF GENERAL BOOTH BY T.F.G. COATES 1905 for R250.00
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Buy Alas Poor Little Colony An Illustrated History of Port Natal 3 vols by B Kearney Ltd Edtn 12/100 for R4,000.00
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Buy BOOK (HARDCOVER) (JACKET IN POOR CONDITION, BOOK DATED TO 1946) PRIDE AND PREJUDICE: JANE AUSTEN for R100.00
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Buy Dance with a Poor Mans Daughter - Pamela Jooste for R140.00
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Buy We Are Poor But So Many, the Story Of Self-Employed Women In India by Ela R. Bhatt for R100.00
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Buy Fanny, the Little Milliner, Or, the Rich and the Poor (Paperback) for R517.00
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Buy KIYOSAKI, Robert T. - Rich Dad Poor Dad - (Excellent Paperback) * for R34.00
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Buy Pauperism, Charity, & Poor Laws, a Paper. (Paperback) for R285.00
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Buy Rich Dad Poor Dad - Robert T Kiyosaki with Sharon L Lechter - Paperback for R45.00
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