Races africa third edition

Buy Africa (Third Edition) Edited by Phyllis M. Martin and Patrick O`Meara (Paperback) for R65.00

 Hardcover in very good condition. Black boards with gilt silver title to spine. DJ is rubbed and lightly shelfworn, now in clear protective cover. Contents clean and tightly bound.

The Theory of the Photographic Process - Third Edition -  Edited By: C.E. Kenneth & T. H. James A third edition hardcover published by MacMillan in 1966 Ex library copy, plastic covered dustjacket has been stuck to cover boards, binding is tight & strong, Ex library marks on front flyleaf Postage within South Africa R50.00 Overseas Customers can contact us for a Postage Quote Abe #

Home Orchid Growing Third Edition by Rebecca Tyson Northern A third edition hardcover published by Van Nostrand Reinhold in 1970 Green cloth covered boards with gold writing on the spine, binding is tight & strong, front flyleaf has been torn out, dustjacket is complete & clean & bright, a good reference copy. Postage within South Africa will be R40-00 Overseas buyers can contact us for a postal quote.

Hardcover no dust jacket, in good condition. Published by Academica. Fourth Edition, 1984. 632 pages. Black and white photographs + maps.      

Author - G.E. Pearse Binding - Blue cloth covered boards Book Condition - Very good Book Number - QB-010363 Edition - Third edition Location - Kalk Bay Shop Published Year - 1968 Published Place - Cape Town Publisher - AA Balkema Size - folio    A very good copy of the third edition of this important work on the subject. Filled with numerous illustrations and photographs. Previous owner's name to the paste down.  

This item is sold brand new. It is ordered on demand from our supplier and is usually dispatched within 4 - 8 working days The name Ken Newman is synonymous with birds and birding, and 'Newman's birds by colour' remains a favourite among both younger birders and those starting out in the field. Bold colour sections group the more commonly seen birds by the dominant colour of their plumage and other distinctive features, offering users a quick and easy way to identify them. A comprehensive introduction to birds and birding includes such topics as bird classification, anatomy, flight, migration, feeding and nesting. There are helpful sections offering information on what you need to go birding, and where and when to look for birds. This third edition has been updated with the latest name changes as reflected in the commemorative edition of Newman's Birds of Southern Africa. Features Summary The name Ken Newman is synonymous with birds and birding, and 'Newman's birds by colour' remains a favourite among both younger birders and those starting out in the field.. Author Kenneth Newman Publisher Struik Nature Release date 20110101 Pages 304 ISBN 1-77007-942-4 ISBN 13 978-1-77007-942-7

Buy Illustrated History of South Africa: The Real Story (Expanded Third Edition) Hardcover April 1, 19 for R100.00

Eighteenth Century Architecture in South Africa by: G. E. Pearse A third edition hardcover published by A A Balkema in 1968 Blue cover boards with gold writing to the spine, binding is tight & strong, foxing to front & rear flyleaves, dustjacket is complete but with 4cm piece missing from top right rear cover Postage within South Africa R100.00 Overseas Customers can contact us for a Postal Quotation abe #

The Musical Instruments of the Native Races of South Africa by Percival R. Kirby   written by Percival R. Kirby, M.A., D.Litt., F.R.C.M., Emeritus Professor of Music,  Printed in 1968 by University of the Witwatersrand Johannesburg, Second edition reprint,  Hardcover, xxiii & 366 pages of which 73 plates Good and tight binding, excellent condition overall inside, hardcover in very good condition, only the sleeve has wear along the edges and folds and foxing on the inside, especially along the middle. There is the previous owner's signature on the inside of the front cover and his stamp on the title page. There is a Witwatersrand University Pres sticker on the inside of back cover. Text pages are clean.   Please judge from pictures: Perfect condition of hardback (see above)     Please note: Payment must be made within three days of auction close.    Please have a look at all my Items here!!  

About this Item: London, Michael Joseph, 1958, 1958. First Edition. The rare and collectible true first edition, all the more rare in a colourful very good dust jacket. Book is very good: gilt on spine is bright and there is minor rubbing to the front board. Neat name on front free endpaper of Jeanne Sassoon, who was prominent in left wing circles in Cape Town. Leaves are otherwise clean apart from very minor foxing on endpapers and top edge. Dust jacket is very good. Not price clipped. A tightly closed tear on front at bottom and minor edgewear. Back is a little rubbed. Colourful fifties design by William Belcher. The third in the series of five Martha Quest novels. It is clearly based on her own failed marriage to Gottfried Lessing and deals with the failure of a Communist group in Central Africa during the early forties. The fifth book in the Marth Quest Children of Violence series, the Four-Gated City, is acknowledged by some as the finest book written by this Nobel Prize-winning author. Africana. Hardback. With dj.

Faber & Faber 1943 FIRST EDITION Hardcover, no jacket in good condition - the corners of the boards are bumped and the spine edges show a little shelf wear. Deckled edges present as published. The four illustrated plates and two folding maps are all present. The maps are perfectly folded and show no signs of wear or damage. This is the third and last volume of Reitz's autobiography and covers life in South African politics between the wars, concluding with him as Deputy Prime Minister of South Africa.      

Hard Cover. Dust cover shows signs of wear and tear. The rest of the book is clean and in very good condition. First Edition 1868. 313 pages. Rhoodie explores the increasing contact between Black and White government to mutual benefit. Regional co-operation in various fields, the boosting of peace.. contact, which many South Africans found both bewildering and exciting. He also touches on the lack of knowledge of the people and conditions in neighbouring countries.

Excellent condition with dust jacket. 146 p. Third, improved edition 1990.  [Postage = R55.00]

  Third edition published by Methuen in 1901. Contents clean, binding tight. With twenty-three illustrations and a plan. 318pp + 37pp (adverts).   'The author states in the Preface that he has written truthful and without bias; but it would seem that he was seriously misinformed as to the strength of the Republics, which he puts down at from 25,000 to 30,000 men, a number at variance, apparently, with established facts, seeing that, reckoning prisoners of war, surrendered Boers in prison camps, surrenders after the declaration of peace, and a moderate estimate of deaths during hostilities, there could not have been far short of between three of four times that number in the field. He appears to have been somewhat influenced by the irreconcilables of the Republican and Afrikander parties, and is perhaps the only writer who takes note of "the courteous Boer official" at the border at Koomatiport, and "the hearty welcome afforded to the volunteers from foreign countries, who proffered their assistance to the Republics." Villebois, Sternberg, Alice Bron and others do not seem so positive on this point. Much stress is laid on the lack of discipline among the Boers: and it is stated that, owing to the fact that "family influences, party affiliations, and religion had a strong bearing on the election of the commandants, the best men were not always chosen as leaders." Many examples are given of occasions when the Krijgsraad overruled the advice of the Generals, whilst at other times the commandants refused to obey the instructions of the Krijgsraad, often to the great detriment of military operations. Reference is made to the systematic manner in which the Republicans were prepared for the struggle, and it is said that they possessed plans on which "was a representation of every foot of ground in the Transvaal, Free State, Natal, and Cape Colony," but the author asserts that although Steyn, Reitz, and the Dutch of the Cape Colony may have had visions of Dutch supremacy in South Africa, Kruger did not make war to gain it.' - Mendelssohn Vol.1.