Die Malans van Morewag
Past owners’ names on the front fep of a very clean and tightly bound copy. Price clipped.
Past owners’ names on the front fep of a very clean and tightly bound copy. Price clipped.
Staining to covers, corners bumped and small piece out of top edge of back cover. Some staining to early pages otherwise text clean and binding sound. This is a large item that will incur extra postage.
First issue. Clean whole copy. Some pencil answers in crossword puzzles. Page 41 has small tear at lower edge. Slight browning at edges of pages. Back board has slight chip.
Paperback exhibition catalogue for the National gallery. Some damp staining.
Dust jacket in good condition. Previous owners inscription to end papers. Shipwreck in Plettenberg Bay.
Neat clean copy, binding tight. Patch of correcting fluid on front fep. Top fore edge faded with slight marking.
No date of publication. Adhesive tape marks on endpapers. Owner’s name in ink on front endpaper. A few ink notes in text. Covers slightly worn.
No date of publication. Past owner’s name in ink on front endpaper. A clean, little worn copy with illustrations.
Paperback with slight creasing to the spine. History of the Fish hoek valley
Clean copy in excellent condition.
In excellent condition. Photographic guide to this Cape village.
Compiled at the request of the Free State Centenary Central Committee. Parallel Afrikaans and English text. Chiefly illustrated. Boards slightly buckled.
Ink inscription on verso of half-title page. Text clean and binding tight, Boards scuffed and hinges of spine split and torn.
Owner’s name stamp and signature on front endpapers. Occasional neat pencil underlining. DW scuffed and soiled, with insect damage and chips and tears top and bottom, especially at spine.
Dust jacket has slight wear to edges and sunning to the spine. Foxing to end papers. George Rex (29 August 1765 - 3 April 1839) was a British-born entrepreneur, who spent most of his life in the Cape Colony, South Africa. He founded the town of Knysna in the Western Cape.