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vi plus 208pp. Original brown cloth hardcover. B/W frontis.
Some foxing and browning to first and last few pages. Wear to spine on edges and corners bumped. The rest of the book is clean throughout with binding holding firm.
This rather scarce book is written by the early Johannesburg pioneer Harry Struben, and is edited by his daughter Edith. Chapters include: The family, Early days in Natal and Pretoria, Pioneers' difficulties of travel, Trekking to the Cape Colony, Big game shooting, Bushveld and other treks, Zoutpansberg, Ivory trading, Boer Voortrekkers and Commandos, Civil wars, British and European Pioneers and visitors to the Transvaal, Early farming ventures, Native wars and unrest, Discovery of diamond fields and early Kimberly days, Gold discoveries at Lydenberg and much more.
- Binding Condition: Good
- Overall Condition: Fair to good
- Size: 215 x 150 mm
- Name: Blue House Books
- Contact Person: Liane Greeff
- Country: South Africa
- Email: [email protected]
- Telephone: 0834152365
- Preferred Payment Methods: EFT, Bank Deposit. For International Customers: Yoco Link Payments with 3.4% surcharge
- Trade Associations: Blue House Books
