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                                                                                           NO  OVERSEAS SHIPPING                                                                                                DAVID GOLDBLATT With an essay by Neville Dubow   SOUTH AFRICA: THE STRUCTURE OF THINGS THEN Oxf. Univ. Press, Cape Town 1998, 1 st ed. 260pp. 275 x 310mm hardback with dust wrapper. Removable mylar sleeve. Map on end papers. Full page B/W photographs from p. 35 to 177 Book & wrapper in very good used condition. Wrapper slightly scuffed/scratched - see scans. Pages clean, binding tight. Shelf wear at bottom edge of boards. Small dent and stain at top edge – see scans. Bookseller’s sticker on front pastedown page. SIGNED  and dated BY THIS WORLD FAMOUS PHOTOGRAPHER              

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