Previous owner’s name in ink to the back of front fep. Boards show very slight edge wear.DW shows some wear and chipping along the edges, to the spine and corners.
Limited edition number 127 of 1000, with four plates. Significant browning to the pages. DW in good condition, except for a few tape marks on the inside. Some marginalia present. Ink inscription on front fep.
Slight foxing to upper fore edges of pages. Boards warped. DW has chips, closed tears and fading to spine.
Ink inscription on fep. Small open tear to front of dw and closed tear to back.
Black-and-white and colour plates throughout. Dw shows some wear, especially along the edges and some closed tears to the corners and top and bottom edges of spine.
No date of publication. Illustrated by numerous engravings and maps. Clean text and tight binding. Gilded fore edges. Past owner’s name on verso of front fep. Light wear to boards and corners.
No date of publication. Illustrated by numerous engravings and maps. Clean text and tight binding. Gilded fore edges. Light wear to boards and corners.
February 1938, Volume V, Number 2. A monthly newspaper delivering African anecdotes and traveller’s stories.
Previous owner’s name on fep, and small newspaper article about the sale of undersized fish.
Dust jacket in good condition. Previous owners inscription to end papers. Autobiography of the photographer famous for her book Vanishing Africa. ‘In 1929 her father an Italian wartime fighter pilot, and her mother a french sculptress, built themselves a an art decopalazzo on the shores of Lake Naivasha in Kenya…’
Some tape marks to the inside of DW, visible on the outside, but otherwise in very good condition. Previous owner’s stamp to the fep.
Previous owner’s stamp to fep. Light foxing to the first flyleaf only. DW in good condition with a few tape marks to the inside corners and spine area.
Dust jacket has some creasing to edges. Notes for a series of lectures given to the Hillbrow study centre from March to May 1964.
Back to back parallel English and Afrikaans text. Notes and newspaper article to the front cover.
Various black and white illustrations. Cover slightly worn.
Volume 70. Some Nguni Crafts Part 2 -The uses of horn, bone and ivory. Paperback with slight wear edges of spine otherwise in very good condition.
Volume 58. The material culture of the Cape Nguni Part 3- Paperback with some insect damage to the cover otherwise in good condition.
Volume 100. The Basket work of Southern Africa Part 1 Technology - Paperback with some insect damage to the spine otherwise in good condition.