LOT OF THREE BOOKS ABOUT SOUTH AFRICA

 1) V. Morton – IN SEARCH OF SOUTH AFRICA– London, Methuen & co. Ltd 1948

In 8. [Cm 19x13,5 (7.5x5.3 inch.)]. Pp. XII+(4)+368. Good conditions. First edition. Signature dated October 1948. Dustjacket illustrated by J. V. Rensburg. Map of South Africa in the counterplate and map of the Cape of Good Hope. 16 plates with views of the Cape, Knysna Lagoon, Raadsaal Bloemfontein, Kroonstad, Johannesburg, Victoria Falls

2) Lawrence G. Green – SOUTH AFRICA BEACHCOMBER – Cape Town, Howard B. Timmins 1958

In 8. [Cm 22x15 (8.7x5.9 inch.)]. Pp. 244. Very good conditions. First edition. Dustjacket illustrated by Dorelle. Memories of the people of the sghore and the stories they told. Sand and dunes and treasure, seabirds and creatures of the sea, and personal impressions of certain islands in African waters. 24 black and white plates.

3) Harold Spender – GENERAL BOTHA – London, Constable and company limited 1919

In 8. [Cm 23x15,5 (9.3x6.1 inch.)]. Pp. 365. Very good conditions. Four maps (South Africa, Plan of the battle of Colenso, German South West Africa, South and Central Africa) and plate in the frontspice. Second edition. No dustjacket. Biography of the Boer leader that eventually become the Prime Minister of modern South Africa and led the country during First World War.