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Souvenir Of South Africa, 231 Pictures in Full Colour 1960
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R75.00
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17 Apr 16 20:51
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Card cover with DJ. Frameworthy Publications. First Printing, April 1960. 83 glossy pages
In very good condition for its age and type. ( see pics below). Please feel free to ask questions.
Local Shipping: via SAPO R45 plus 3% insurance or Overnight Courier ( Aramex) R99. (Please note: I can fit a number of books into one courier satchel)
My book listings comprise mostly South African related books and include, Africana, Rhodesiana, South African History, Militaria, SA Natural Science, SA Genealogy and SA Art. Please do browse through them, there are a number of real gems! ( click on "view all sellers items" in top right corner of this listing)
231 wonderful full colour photographs of a bygone era in South African history. Including one of a Union Castle Liner entering the harbour at Durban. Buildings, beaches, people, scenery, a truly fascinating look at South Africa in those days.
