Lot of Five Books about Pietermaritzburg

Lot of Five Books about Pietermaritzburg:

Pietermaritzburg-1838-1988- A new portrait of an African city. Edited by J.Laband and R. Haswell. Hardback with dust cover- standard edition. ISBN 0 86980 639 4. First Edition. Published by Shooter & Shuter/UNP. SIGNED BY BOTH AUTHORS to title page. 30.5 X 24cm

Hardback rexine blue boards with dust cover. Half-title. Frontispiece. Title. Contents.Acknowledgements. Foreword. Map. Introduction. Recasting the the portrait of Pietermaritzburg. xxiii plus 286 pages text with supporting photographs and images. Very clean copy.

Victorian Pietermaritzburg. The beautiful Victorian and historic buildings depicted in watercolours, with foreword by Professor Murray Schoonraad. Paintings by Mat Louwrens and text by Dr. Ruth Gordon. Hardback with dust cover. Numbered 1187 of 2000 copies. Standard Edition. ISBN 0 620 07677 1. Published by Village Publishers, Springfield. 1987. Size. 24.5 X 35cm. Oblong.  SIGNED by Schoonraad.

Brown boards with dust cover (chipped), illustrated endpapers. Half-title. Title. Dedication. Foreword. Mat Louwrens. Dr. Ruth Gordon. Author's Note. Acknowledgements. Artist Note 144 pages with supporting  text and watercolour plates. Very clean copy.

Pietermaritzburg- And the Natal Midlands- Pen and Ink Drawings by Harold Bailey. 40 pages text and illustrations. Pictorial paper and wire wraps. Size  22 X 25.5cm ISBN 0 86985 315 5.

Published by The Natal Witness. Pietermaritzburg- 1976. SIGNED to Foreword. Very clean copy.

Pietermaritzburg. Official Illustrated Handbook. Tourist, Residential, Educational and Health Resort. Compiled under the direction of the General Manager of Railways and the Pietermaritzburg Corporation. Publicity Department, South African Railways, Johannesburg 1912.

Grey wrap paperback. 106 pages plus advertisements. Title. Frontispiece. Contents. Illustrations. Plate. Railway Map. Full of nostalgic images and photographs. Good clean copy.

Pietermaritzburg-The Progressive Capital of Natal, issued under the auspices of the Pietermaritzburg Publicity Association and the South African Railways and Harbours Administration. 1934.

Dark brown velvet cover with gilt Title, matching brown strings- paper and wire. Card cover with 32 pages text and photographs, with large coloured folding map. Near fine.