The Castle Line Atlas of South Africa, A Series of 16 Plates, Printed in Colour, Containing 30 Maps and Diagrams.

Title continues: With an Account of the Geographical Features, the Climate, the Mineral and Other Resources, and the History of South Africa. And an Index of Over 6,000 Names. Imperial 8vo (278 x 190 mm); cloth-backed pictorial papered boards; pp. 47 + [16 double-page map plates], (xv); the shipping line\'s compliments slip and four-page list of its publications tipped in on the front free endpaper. Covers browned and chipped; some foxing to endpapers; the colour maps are in splendid condition. (SABIB I, p. 481; Hosken, p. 43) An evocative overview of British possessions in southern and south-central Africa, along with the Boer republics. Maps include Africa south of the Zambesi, an ethnographic map of South Africa, detailed maps of Cape districts and Natal counties, maps of the main urban centres, the Boer republics, the Transvaal Gold Fields, the De Kaap and Moodie\'s Gold Fields, Matabeleland and Mashonaland, East Central Africa, including British Central Africa and Nyasaland. The opening chapters discuss \'A Land of Diamonds and Gold\', \'The Country of the Veldt and the Karroo\', \'A Land of Sunshine and Health\', \'The Sportsman\'s Paradise\', \'The People of South Africa\', \'The Makers of South Africa\', and \'The Story of South Africa\'.