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South African Human Resource Management for the Public Sector. 2nd Edition. E vd Westhuizen, J Wessels. Juta. New book. Courier / Postage for buyer's account

SOUTH AFRICA PHOTO ESSAYS - C Selection of 3 Photo Essays - all are back stamped from "Post Office Archives". Scans form part of the description. Regret SA bidders only. Thank you for taking the time to look at this item.    Please read the shipping details.  Please note:  if we have received no communication and or payment from you in the 2 weeks subsequent the auction date, we will automatically register a SNC against your name!!

SOUTH AFRICA PHOTO ESSAYS - A Selection of 4 Photo Essays - all are back stamped from "Post Office Archives". Scans form part of the description. Regret SA bidders only. Thank you for taking the time to look at this item.    Please read the shipping details.  Please note:  if we have received no communication and or payment from you in the 2 weeks subsequent the auction date, we will automatically register a SNC against your name!!

SOUTH AFRICA PHOTO ESSAYS - B Selection of 3 Photo Essays - all are back stamped from "Post Office Archives". Scans form part of the description. Regret SA bidders only. Thank you for taking the time to look at this item.    Please read the shipping details.  Please note:  if we have received no communication and or payment from you in the 2 weeks subsequent the auction date, we will automatically register a SNC against your name!!

Buy South African Public Service Association cloth badge for R200.00

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. 

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Diary of a Public School Girl By: William Henry Waldo Sabine A second edition hardcover published by Waldo Sabine in Blue cover boards with gold writing to the spine, binding is tight & strong, agecolour to front & rear flyleaves, a good copy of a scarce work, pen writing on extract page as per pic Postage within South Africa R Overseas Customers can contact us for a Postage Quote  

RAAF Saga prepared by RAAF Directorate of Public Relations A hard cover first edition publuished by the RAAF in 1944 Blue cover boards with white writing to the spine & front cover, spine agecoloured & with wear to spine & book ends. binding is tight & strong, gift inscription on title page. postage within South africa will be R30-00 Overseas buyers can contact us for a postal quote.

Buy Lot of 8 original photos of the first public appearance of South Africa`s Mirage for R350.00

Books on World War II abound, yet there are remarkably few publications on South Africa’s role in this war, which had such an influence on how we live today. There is even less written about those who participated on the margins of the war, especially those who were physically removed from the battlefields through capture by enemy forces. South Africa’s prisoners of war during World War II, their experiences and recollections, are largely forgotten. That is until now.  Historian Karen Horn painstakingly tracked down a number of former POW's. Together with written memoirs and archival documents, their interviews reveal rich narratives of hardship, endurance, humour, longing and self-discovery. Instead of fighting, these men adapted to another war, one which was fought on the inside of many prison camps. It was a war against hunger and deprivation, at times against ever-encroaching despondency and low morale amongst their companions in captivity.  In their interviews, all the POW's expressed surprise at being asked to share their experiences. The author found it astonishing that almost all of them claimed not to be heroes of any kind. This is not surprising when one considers that they returned to a country which soon tried its utmost to promote national amnesia with regard to the country’s participation in the war. With great insight and empathy, Karen Horn shines a light on a neglected corner of South African history.  The Author Karen Horn is a lecturer at Stellenbosch University. She has travelled to at least three of the four corners of the earth and has pursued many different occupations. With a Master’s degree in History from Edinburgh University, followed by a PhD at Stellenbosch, she now spends many hours of research reading diaries, interrogating older generations and rummaging around in the archives. Softcover, published 2015.

Books on World War II abound, yet there are remarkably few publications on South Africas role in this war, which had such an influence on how we live today. There is even less written about those who participated on the margins of the war, especially those who were physically removed from the battlefields through capture by enemy forces. South Africas prisoners of war during World War II, their experiences and recollections, are largely forgotten. That is until now.  Historian Karen Horn painstakingly tracked down a number of former POW's. Together with written memoirs and archival documents, their interviews reveal rich narratives of hardship, endurance, humour, longing and self-discovery. Instead of fighting, these men adapted to another war, one which was fought on the inside of many prison camps. It was a war against hunger and deprivation, at times against ever-encroaching despondency and low morale amongst their companions in captivity.  In their interviews, all the POW's expressed surprise at being asked to share their experiences. The author found it astonishing that almost all of them claimed not to be heroes of any kind. This is not surprising when one considers that they returned to a country which soon tried its utmost to promote national amnesia with regard to the countrys participation in the war. With great insight and empathy, Karen Horn shines a light on a neglected corner of South African history.  The Author Karen Horn is a lecturer at Stellenbosch University. She has travelled to at least three of the four corners of the earth and has pursued many different occupations. With a Masters degree in History from Edinburgh University, followed by a PhD at Stellenbosch, she now spends many hours of research reading diaries, interrogating older generations and rummaging around in the archives. Softcover, published 2015.

  Lot of 102 x 1961 South African One Cent Coins - One bid takes ALL the coins. CONDITION IS AS SHOWN - Most coins are in good shape.   Please refer to actual pics above. What you see is what you will get so please look closely at the photos. See NOTES below.    Shipping:   SOUTH AFRICA ONLY - We accept no responsibility for LOSS or DAMAGE to items while being shipped.   SAPO:  THIS OPTION IS NOT ADVISABLE but if you want SAPO the cost is R100.00. For insurance please add 3% to the final bid amount.   COURIER:  R 150.00 to door, 2 working days delivery (MAJOR CENTRES ONLY). Please enquire about availability for outlying areas by supplying your address.    POSTNET to POSTNET:  R 110.00 Please allow at least 2 working days for delivery. Cell number, full name of buyer and POSTNET name is required for this option.   COLLECTIONS:  Port Elizabeth by prior arrangement only. Mon to Friday only.   NOTE:  •We do not ship on weekends or public holidays.  •Collections: Mon to Friday by appointment only. •For multi items, we can combine shipping to save costs, please enquire and we will calculate a combined rate. •We will dispatch your order within 48 hours after receiving your payment, tracking number will be provided once despatched. •Post Office and Couriers do not work on weekends or public holidays. •Payment is strictly 3 days.   Please ask questions if you want to enquire about anything or any of my other items do not assume anything.

  Lot of 11 x 1963 South African Half Cent Coins CONDITION IS AS SHOWN - Most coins are in good shape.   Please refer to actual pics above. What you see is what you will get so please look closely at the photos. See NOTES below.    Shipping:   SOUTH AFRICA ONLY - We accept no responsibility for LOSS or DAMAGE to items while being shipped.   SAPO:  THIS OPTION IS NOT ADVISABLE but if you want SAPO the cost is R70.00. For insurance please add 3% to the final bid amount.   COURIER:  R 150.00 to door, 2 working days delivery (MAJOR CENTRES ONLY). Please enquire about availability for outlying areas by supplying your address.    POSTNET to POSTNET:  R 110.00 Please allow at least 2 working days for delivery. Cell number, full name of buyer and POSTNET name is required for this option.   COLLECTIONS:  Port Elizabeth by prior arrangement only. Mon to Friday only.   NOTE:  •We do not ship on weekends or public holidays.  •Collections: Mon to Friday by appointment only. •For multi items, we can combine shipping to save costs, please enquire and we will calculate a combined rate. •We will dispatch your order within 48 hours after receiving your payment, tracking number will be provided once despatched. •Post Office and Couriers do not work on weekends or public holidays. •Payment is strictly 3 days.   Please ask questions if you want to enquire about anything or any of my other items do not assume anything.

  Lot of FIVE x 1963 South African One Cent Coins  CONDITION IS AS SHOWN - Most coins are in good shape.   Please refer to actual pics above. What you see is what you will get so please look closely at the photos. See NOTES below.    Shipping:   SOUTH AFRICA ONLY - We accept no responsibility for LOSS or DAMAGE to items while being shipped.   SAPO:  THIS OPTION IS NOT ADVISABLE but if you want SAPO the cost is R70.00. For insurance please add 3% to the final bid amount.   COURIER:  R 150.00 to door, 2 working days delivery (MAJOR CENTRES ONLY). Please enquire about availability for outlying areas by supplying your address.    POSTNET to POSTNET:  R 110.00 Please allow at least 2 working days for delivery. Cell number, full name of buyer and POSTNET name is required for this option.   COLLECTIONS:  Port Elizabeth by prior arrangement only. Mon to Friday only.   NOTE:  •We do not ship on weekends or public holidays.  •Collections: Mon to Friday by appointment only. •For multi items, we can combine shipping to save costs, please enquire and we will calculate a combined rate. •We will dispatch your order within 48 hours after receiving your payment, tracking number will be provided once despatched. •Post Office and Couriers do not work on weekends or public holidays. •Payment is strictly 3 days.   Please ask questions if you want to enquire about anything or any of my other items do not assume anything.