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No 13 - WEMMER PAN COMMANDO SA Army First Day Cover. Signed in black. See pictures for condition. Please contact the seller if you have any queries or want more photos.  

No 6 - INFANTRY TRAINING UNIT SA Army First Day Cover. Signed in black. See pictures for condition. Please contact the seller if you have any queries or want more photos.  

No 1 - CAPE FLATS BATTALION SA Army First Day Cover. Signed in black. See pictures for condition. Please contact the seller if you have any queries or want more photos.  

No 20 - UMVOTI MOUNTE4D RIFLES SA Army First Day Cover. Signed in black. See pictures for condition. Please contact the seller if you have any queries or want more photos.  

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SIGNED FIRST DAY COVER SA NAVY #8 - SA NAVAL DOCKYARD SIMON'S TOWN Second hand.  Has been stored in standard first day cover album (with plastic pockets & black backing). See picture for condition. Please contact the seller if you have any queries or want more photos.    

SIGNED FIRST DAY COVER SA ARMY #21 - SA IRISH REGIMENT Second hand.  Has been stored in standard first day cover album (with plastic pockets & black backing). See picture for condition. Please contact the seller if you have any queries or want more photos.    

SIGNED FIRST DAY COVER SA ARMY #9 - MAGOL COMMANDO Second hand.  Has been stored in standard first day cover album (with plastic pockets & black backing). See picture for condition. Please contact the seller if you have any queries or want more photos.    

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90cm x 197cm Large Black mirror. Sticker can be taken off. It says Home is where our story begins. Perfect to make a small room seem larger. Excellent condition.

BLACK NOTICE by Patricia Cornwell (Large format) Soft cover – 233x153 mm – Little Brown and Company Edition 415 pages – thriller novel V/Good cond: spine creased; minimal shelf wear; slightly cocked.

SIGNED   BY JEFF OPLAND.   University of Kwazulu-Natal Press, . Hard cover, 389 pages. Immaculate condition.   Under 1kg. This book chronicles the life, times and poetry of extraordinary Xhosa praise poet, the late David Yali-Manisi, and his growing friendship and fruitful working relationship with the author. Jeff Opland is a renowned scholar who is recognised world-wide as a foremost authority on Xhosa izibongo or praises. His perceptive account gives insight not only into Manisi himself, but the complex art form of praise poetry - a spontaneous performance art of extraordinary subtlety and sophistication that, as Opland notes, embodies in itself the ancestral culture, history and politics of the Xhosa nation.What is unique about this book is the personal dimension that Opland brings to the subject, fusing impeccable scholarship with self-reflective and autobiographical narrative. The book incorporates a variety of styles, from autobiographical to verbatim interview, and its shift of voice reflect the author's own internal journey as his deepening friendship with Manisi works its humanising alchemy. Opland assumes, increasingly, the role of conduit for Manisi's dynamic but tragically undervalued talent.The book is a celebration of the supreme talent of a gifted African poet, and the interaction of a black and a white South African reaching out to each other.    

Large signed print of a fishing trawler. Limited edition. 2 of 500. Artist Malichi Smith. Lovely piece of art, lovely frame and in a beautiful condition.

Signed by Chris Schoeman. 2011. Hard cover with dust cover; 248 pages. Very good condition. Publisher sticker in front. Under 1kg. At the outbreak of the Second Anglo-Boer war in 1899, a large number of Hollanders and Dutch expatriates joined the Boers, their reasons ranging from loyalty to their common ancestry to strong anti-British sentiments and a search for adventure. Brothers in arms documents the trials and tribulations of these volunteers – most of them unaccustomed to the harsh landscape and climate of South Africa.  Quotations and personal anecdotes from their diaries and memoirs vividly bring to life their hardships on commando, the thunder and chaos of battle, and the trauma of comrades falling around them. Some of the prominent figures in the book are Cornelius van Gogh, brother of the painter Vincent van Gogh; the Dutch artist Frans Oerder, who became the Transvaal’s first official war artist; Jochem van Bruggen, four-times winner of the coveted Hertzog Prize for Afrikaans literature; and Rev. Herman van Broekhuizen, who played rugby for South Africa in 1896 and later served as South African ambassador in The Hague.  Brothers in Arms   covers the full spectrum of the Hollanders' roles as soldiers at the various battle fronts, ambulance personnel and military attaches, and their life in prisoner-of-war camps overseas.