Some foxing to the prelims and edge wear to the dw. This well researched book looks at the treatment of the Boer civilians by the British military authorities during the Anglo Boer War.
Well illustrated, presented in diary form. The Transvaal War of 1899, 1900, 1901 & 1902 with the Natal Field Forces. Some light spotting to the prelims and slightly sun faded spine of dw.
Die briewe van Jan Hoogeveen van Holland, aan sy vrou en kinders. 1897 - 1901
Die aanloop, verloop en afloop van die rebelle-kommando na Duits-Suidwes-Afrika: 1914 - 1915.
Excellent clean copy signed by author on title page.
limited edition of 1000 copies. Part of the Scripta Africana Series. Edited letters of Anstruther and Essex who fought for the British in the Zulu Wars and the First Anglo Boer War. In a lightly worn slipcase.
Covers the stories of De La Rey, de Wet, Sir Henry Timson Lukin, Sir Jacob Louis van Deventer, Major-General Daniel Pienaar and Major-General William Henry Evered Poole.
South African Forces in World War II (Volume 1). Some light foxing to the prelims.
About the salvage of the East Indiaman, the Dodington which went down off Bird Island near to Port Elizabeth in 1755.
Good biographical info in the members of the club. With a covering letter from the author, presenting the book as a gift to a friend. Minor scattered foxing.
Inscription on the fep and name on the verso of title pg. Very good condition other than the fact that the fep’s are quite badly foxed. The rest of the book is free from foxing. Minor edge wear and closed tears to the dw.
Previous owner’s name on title pg of both volumes. Condition is fine other than a small amount of foxing to the prelims and page edges.