World wildlife fund

NAMIBIA, 1997. Jackass Penguin. World Wildlife Fund.  Perf: 14 x 15.  Full set, mint corner singles, not hinged. View scans for  condition as it form part of the description, CV R 23.00.  Note, display card not  included, and,  t he horizontal lines across the images are due to   the display card that we use to scan items.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 

Buy Tristan Da Cunha - 1991 - FDC - World Wildlife Fund for R117.50

Small Item Shipping Condition: Please judge the condition from the scan. Should you have any questions, do not hesitate to ask. Condition: Used, Mint no Gum Catalogue: SC Scott 1425 SG 2159 Tags: Bird, Birds, Bee Eater, WWF, W.W.F

Small Item Shipping Condition: Please judge the condition from the scan. Should you have any questions, do not hesitate to ask. Condition: CTO (has gum, not first day cancelled) Catalogue: SC Scott 1425 SG 2159 Tags: Bird, Birds, Bee Eater, WWF, W.W.F

Small Item Shipping Condition: Please judge the condition from the scan. Should you have any questions, do not hesitate to ask. Condition: Used Catalogue: SC Scott 1425 SG 2159 Tags: Bird, Birds, Bee Eater, WWF, W.W.F

My Reference:  0551504 Shipping: Medium Condition: Please judge the condition from the scan Condition: Clean  Catalogue:  Scott SC 1526-1529 (4)  Tags: WWF W W F w.w.f Muscardinus avellanarius Salvelinus salvelinus Nigritella nigra Nymphaea alba Bee Bees Mouse Fish Flowers Insects      

Cook Island 50 Dollars Endangered World Wildlife Gorille proof silver coin 1992 Edition Technical Specs Presentation Country: Cook Island Metal Purity: Ag999 Box: No Year of Issue: Weight: CoA: No Face Value: 50 dollar Dimensions: 38.6 mm Quality: Proof Mintage: 25000 New coin with capsule ____________________________________________________ Feel free to e-mail me with any questions.

  2011 SA R2 Silver Proof WWF 50th Anniversary Table Mountain Mintmark In SA Mint black box, NO Certificate. Presentation box has no clasp as displayed above Mintage 89 Generic Images

Hardcover. . Many colour and b/w photos and illustrations. 208 pages. Large coffeetable format. Very good condition. Nature / Animals

Buy NAMIBIA: FDC 22.2: ISSUED 15.5.1997: JACKASS PENGUIN WORLD WILDLIFE FUND MINIATURE SHEET. for R15.00

Buy World War One 1917 War Market - The Governor Generals Fund Pin Badge for R200.00

Free Postage Within SA for Orders Over R900! Hardcover. . Orbis. 300 pages. Very good condition (see photos). English text by John Gilbert. Forest animals / birds / fauna / Moor animals / ecology / Science / Life Sciences / Zoology   Additional photos on request. Please ask any questions before placing your order.  Many more books on sale, click here to browse!

World War One, Princess Mary Gift Fund Brass Box, dated Christmas 1914, size: 128mm x 85mm x 30mm, Some wear/marks, slight dents, there are two holes in the back-side of the tin, see 2nd image. the marks inside the tin is Braaso residue, not paint.

CHAMPIONS OF THE WILD - WILDLIFE GAME RESRVE / TARANTULAS Synopsis: Across the world scientists, activists and biologists dedicate their lives to studying some of the world’s rarest, most endangered species. Through years of close observation these individuals, often working against traditional scientific thought, have come to understand their animals better than anyone. They are the CHAMPIONS OF THE WILD. WILDLIFE GAME RESERVE This is the story of the remote part of Africa few people have heard of, but here is a sanctuary for wildlife, a safe and productive haven that stands where once was a barren, thirsty, empty land. Now teeming with wild life, enjoy this success story with co-stars, warthogs, baboon, crocodile, lion, elephant, an array of antelope and bird life, where once it was never possible. TARANTULAS are the ultimate creepy-crawly, known and justifiably feared throughout the world - amateur biologist Rick West has of them in his basement. West has been fascinated by tarantulas since he saw his first one at age 14. Today, tarantula enthusiasts from around the world seek his expertise in identifying unusual specimens. Tarantulas are nocturnal predators, killing their prey by injecting venom through their fangs. The hungry tarantula typically waits partially hidden at the entrance of its retreat to ambush passing prey. It’s sensitive hairs enable to detect the size and location of its potential victim. Like many spiders, it cannot see much more than light or movement and uses its sense of touch to perceive the world.     Starring: In Association With Discovery Channel   Category: Documentary, Wildlife   Age Restriction: ALL AGES

CHAMPIONS OF THE WILD - WILDLIFE SAVANA / TARANTULAS Synopsis: Across the world scientists, activists and biologists dedicatetheir lives to studying some of the worlds rarest, mostendangered species. Through years of close observation theseindividuals, often working against traditional scientific thought,have come to understand their animals better than anyone.They are the CHAMPIONS OF THE WILD. SAVANNA A must for the wildlife enthusiast! Lush beautiful and abundant, the central african rainforest nourishes it’s soil, making it a fertile home for some of the most diverse on the continent. This is africa at its best, a wildlife paradise, once seen could never be forgotten. TARANTULAS are the ultimate creepy-crawly, known and justifiably feared throughout the world - amateur biologist Rick West has of them in his basement. West has been fascinated by tarantulas since he saw his first one at age 14. Today, tarantula enthusiasts from around the world seek his expertise in identifying unusual specimens.Tarantulas are nocturnal predators, killing their prey by injecting venom through their fangs. The hungry tarantula typically waits partially hidden at the entrance of its retreat to ambush passing prey. It’s sensitive hairs enable to detect the size and location of its potential victim. Like many spiders, it cannot see much more than light or movement and uses its sense of touch to perceive the world.     Starring: In Association With Discovery Channel   Category: Documentary, Wildlife   Age Restriction: PG