Search Results: Northern Cape from Christison Rare Books, IOBA SABDA

(Stellenbosch: University of Stellenbosch, 1950). 243 x 183mm; original thin card wraps; pp. 100 + 14 pull-out maps. Wraps a little sunned; some light browning; upper corner creased. Contents: D. Brink: Noord-Kaapland, die geografiese faktore wat sy ontwikkeling bepaal. Mainly Afrikaans text. .

(Stellenbosch: University of Stellenbosch, 1942). 245 x 185mm; original thin card wraps; pp. 110+ 14 pull-out maps. Wraps a little sunned and creased on edges; some light browning. Contents: G.C Nel: Genera et Species Fungorum ex Herb. P.A. van der Byl, Stellenbosch. Mainly Afrikaans text. .

(Pretoria: Protea-Boekhuis, 2003). 215 x 137 mm; laminated pictorial wraps; pp. 232. Very good condition. Afrikaans text. "Kotzé loop met hierdie bundel herinneringe op sy kinderspore terug na die dorre noorde en sy mense, 'n lieflinghond wat in die duinestrate agterbly, 'n verharde pa, ontbering en, uiteindelik: liefde." .

(Kimberley: Kimberley Marketing and Promotions, 2001) 0620277998. 209 x 148 mm; pictorial wrapper; pp. 124; plates; map. Short tear to top edge of upper cover; wrappers a little rubbed; trace of earlier bookseller's hand-stamp and penned notation to title page. Very good condition. Uncommon. "The executioner has been called many times to the gallows in Kimberley. From the first known murder on the Diamond Fields in 1873 to the horrendous killings on Roper Street and Searle Street in 1949, this book lifts the lid on the dark secrets of Kimberley ... the underworld of crime ... the passion ... the murders. Kimberley has always been portrayed as the diamond capital of the world ... after this book it may become known as the murder capital of the world." .