Presentation inscription in ink on front fep. Spine of dw faded and chipped at bottom.

The author relates his experiences during the Boer War, on St. Helena and elsewhere. Inscription on front fep. In a slightly worn dw. Text in Afrikaans

Ons Geskiedenis series. Cloth cover. Previous owner’s inscription and stamp to end papers. Marginalia in pencil. In good condition.

Dust jacket has very slight wear to edges. Previous owner’s inscription and stamps to endpapers. newsclippings tipped into endpapers. Text in Afrikaans.

Oorlogsdagboek van ‘n Transvaalse Burger te Velde 1900-1901. Dust jacket has minor creasing to edges. Foxing to fore-edge. Previous owner’s inscription and stamp to end papers.

Ink inscription to front fep. Pages are age toned. Boards show wear. Binding is shaken.

Previous owner’s name on the fep.

Dust jacket in good condition. Previous owner’s inscription and stamps to end papers. Newsclippings tipped in.

Neat ink inscription on front fep. DW chipped lightly top and bottom with faded spine.

A story about the Anglo-Boer war.

Front endpapers show a map of South Africa, back endpapers show a map of The Cape Colony ‘War Area’. Text is clean and clear. Boards show minor wear. DW is in fair condition with various open and closed tears, chipping, scuffing and soiling.

Previous owner’s name on fep. Covers the events surrounding the build up to the Anglo-Boer War, ie: the discovery of gold on the Witwatersrand.

Very neat ex-library copies, with only a bookplate and library pocket to the feps. Cancelled stamp to pg.9 and shelf mark to the spine.

Pages browned, some loose. Spine and edges of front board heavily marked by insects. Corners bumped.

Paper wraps, with neat tape repairs to the spine. Ex-library, from the bequest of A.P. van der Post, brother of Lawrence van der Post.

Dust jacket has wear to edges and a small loss to top of spine. Previous owners inscription and stamps to endpapers. Marginalia on page 134. Some foxing to end papers only. Clipping tipped in.

Re bound in card cover. Newsclipping tipped in. Previous owner’s inscription and stamps to endpapers.

Red cloth cover with some scuffing to front cover. Previous owner’s inscription and stamps to end papers. Philip Pienaar was with the Transvaal telegraph service.