Lot of five- Anglo Boer War titles as listed below:
The Autobiography of Lieutenant-General Sir Harry Smith,Volume II: Edited by G.C.Moore Smith, Published by John Murray-London (Reprinted April 1902). Original red cloth with gilt vignette to front cover and lettering to spine. Frontispiece ix plus 434 pages text with supporting illustrations. Owners signature to front endpaper/shaken. Good reading copy.
Ballads pf the Veld-Land(SIGNED) by Lynn Lyster. Published by Longmans, Green and Co-London. 1913. First edition(Signed to title page).Original brown cloth with gilt lettering. Boards rubbed and with some stains. vi plus 145 pages poetry- mixed military selection. Good reading copy.
Impressions of A Doctor in Khaki(SIGNED) by Francis E. Freemantle. Published by John Murray-London-1901. First Edition. Original red boards with red cross design to flag to front cover(worn and rubbed).Frontispiece- xiii plus 549 pages text with illustrations. Shaken- Good reading copy.
South Africa and the Boer-British War-2 Volumes bound into one. By J.Castell Hopkins. 1/2 cloth and boards with gilt lettering.Pagination is difficult to fathom, as gaps appear?
Published by War Book Publishing-Toronto-Canada. 1901/2.
Volume I has title page missing Part I-Early History and Development of South Africa.xii plus List of Chapters and Glossary of Boer Terms- 261 pages text. Part II of Volume I Trouble Bewteen The Boers and Great Britian, including the war of 1899-1900 up to Entry of Lord Roberts and his Army into Bloemfontein on March 13, 1900 by Murat Halstead. Pages 263- 418.
Volume II- A History of South Africa and Its People, including The War of 1899, 1900, 1901 an 1902. vi plus Proclamation by Roberts pages 525-858. With a further article LIFE OF CECIL JOHN RHODES by Murat Halstead- 63 pages text plus 36 pages appendix(Australians Ever Ready-Volunteering by Thousands).
Book contains numerous photographs, several have small repairs. Overall tightly bound and good reading copy.
Naval Brigades in the South African War 1899-1900, written by officers attached to various brigades and edited by Surgeon T.T.Jeans, with an introduction by Commander Chas. N. Sawyer, with maps, plans, illustrations etc. Original blue illustrated boards, with gilt lettering(rubbed). Published by Sampson Low, Marston & Co-London 1901. First edition. Frontispiece plus a folding map. xx plus 307 pages text with illustraions and maps. Shaken, some nibbles and odd spots. Good reading copy.
- Jacket Condition: All without Dustcovers
- Binding Condition: Good
- Overall Condition: Good
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