Lot 17

P. de Bonnefont de Varinay

La Compagnie de Mozambique (1899)

Stunning work about the colonisation of Southeast and South Africa and The Mozambique Company, a public company for mining and colonial enterprises in Mozambique and…

Lot 60

Her Majesty's Stationery Office

South Africa. Further correspondence respecting the affairs of South Africa.

Native chiefs express dread of again coming under Boer government at conclusion of first Boer War.

Lot 71

Fynn, Henry Francis

THE DIARY OF HENRY FRANCIS FYNN;

compiled from original sources and edited by James Stuart & D. McK. Malcolm.

Lot 74

Mossop, George

RUNNING THE GAUNTLET:

some recollections of adventure

Lot 82

Kruger, Paul

The Memoirs of Paul Kruger. Two volume set.

Four times president of of the South African Republic- Told by Himself.

Lot 85

Mackenzie, John, Rev.

Ten Years North of the Orange River.

A story of everyday life and work among the South African Tribes. From 1859 to 1869.

Lot 91

Jackson. Alfred de Jager

Manna in the Desert - Limited Edition 344/1000 copies

A Revelation of the Great Karroo

Lot 101

Walton, James.

AFRICAN VILLAGE

Lot 109

Fleming (Rev. Francis)

KAFFRARIA, AND ITS INHABITANTS.

Lot 121

Stout (Capt. B.)

CAPE OF GOOD HOPE AND ITS DEPENDENCIES.

AN ACCURATE AND TRULY INTERESTING DESCRIPTION OF THOSE DELIGHTFUL REGIONS SITUATED FIVE HUNDRED MILES NORTH OF THE CAPE

Lot 128

Lakeman (Sir Stephen)

WHAT I SAW IN KAFFIRLAND.

Lot 134

Nicholson (George)

THE CAPE AND ITS COLONISTS:

With hints to settlers in 1848

Lot 142

Victorin (Johan Fredrik)

RESA I KAPLANDET

Åren 1853-1855.

Lot 159

Burchell (William John)

HINTS ON EMIGRATION TO THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE

Lot 167

Gilson (Captain Charles J.L.)

HISTORY OF THE 1ST BATT. SHERWOOD FORESTERS.

(Notts and Derby Regt.) In the Boer War, 1899-1902

Lot 251

Becker, C.J.

Guide to The Transvaal.

Lot 252

Various

Lot of Five Books about Pietermaritzburg

Lot 260

French (Maj. The Hon. Gerald)

LORD CHELMSFORD AND THE ZULU WAR

Lot 300

Eric Attwell - Foreword by Athol Fugard

THE ROAD TO LONDON

Over 11,000 Kilometres Through Africa and Europe by Bicycle