- G H Galpin. There Are No South Africans. Thomas Nelson and Sons, London, September 1941, first edition. Hardcover in brilliant wraparound unclipped dustjacket (10/-). Red cloth-boards with gilt lettering to the spine. Top edge tinted pink. Plain endpapers, 412 pp of text and index. Chips at the top edge of the dustjacket have been neatly repaired. The cover, binding and contents are in very good condition, with no ownership or other marks and no discolouration.
- G H Galpin. Indians in South Africa. Shuter & Shooter, Pietermaritzbug, 1949, first edition. Hardcover in unclipped dustjacket (15/- net). Beige cloth-boards with crimson lettering to the spine, plain endpapers, v + 310 pp of text and index. The dustjacket is chipped at the top edge and sunned at the spine. The boards, binding and contents are in very good condition. There is an ownership name on the front free endpaper, but no other marks and no discolouration.
- H F Sampson. The Principle of Apartheid. Voortrekkerpers, Johannesburg, 1966, first edition. Hardcover in typographical dustjacket. Red cloth-boards with black lettering to the spine. 119 pp of text. The upper face of the dust jacket is rubbed and the spine-ends and top are chipped. The boards, binding and contents are in very good condition and there are no ownership or other marks and no discolouration.
- Jacket Condition: Good
- Binding Condition: Very Good
- Overall Condition: Very Good +
- Size: Octavo
- Sold By: Fontein Books
- Contact Person: Richard Proctor-Sims
- Country: South Africa
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