Search Results: ARCHITECTURE from Eaglestones

South Africa.: University of Port Elizabeth, 1983 A clean and tightly bound book. A simplified guide to architectural styles in the Port Elizabeth region during the 19th Century with guidelines for restoration. B/W line drawings. Covers have minor insect damage. 40 pages.

USA: Clakson Potter, 2010 Apartment Therapy's Big Book of Cool Spaces. A clean and tightly bound book.

UK: Penguin Books, 2007 A clean and tightly bound book.

London: Academy Editions, 1977 An excellent, clean and tightly bound book. Light sellotape marks. The name of the previous owner of the book appears neatly inked on the flyleaf.

Cape Town: Council for Geoscience, 2002 A clean and tightly bound book. Fold out street maps. Colour photos.

Cape Town, South Africa: Fernwood Press, 2000 An excellent, clean and tightly book, signed by the author. The previous owner's Ex Libris stamp "Joseph Segall" appears on the first title page. ------------- Orders of $100.00 or more are shipped using tracked courier delivery services.

Cape Town, Amsterdam: A.A. Balkema, 1953 The architecture and history of Cape Dutch houses and farms, together with a note on the rôle of Cecil John Rhodes in their preservation. Many line drawings plus 80 of black-and-white plates. The first work of its kind that was written. Good index. ------------ Orders over $100.00 are shipped using tracked courier delivery services.

London : Jupiter Books, 1973 A clean and tightly bound book. B/W photos. Dust jacket lightly shelf worn. Inscription on flyleaf.

South Africa: Published by the Author, 2007 Rare book, gift quality reproduction.

Cape Town, South Africa: Die Kultuurstigting Rembrandt van Rijn, 1972 A clean and tightly bound book. Packed with photos and illustrations. A heavy book.

Cape Town: Tafelberg, 1963 The history of the church buildings making up the NG church in the town which date from 1686. Afrikaans text. In turquoise cloth boards. Spine tight, lettering in gilt. 158 pages, photographs. ------------ Orders over $100.00 are shipped using tracked courier delivery services.

UK: Edward Arnold, 1976 Draughtsmanship. Third Edition. Metric Units. A clean and tightly bound book.

Cape Town: Drostdy Museum, 1997 The Drostdy Museum Guide Book. A clean and tightly bound booklet. 90 pages.

Durban: Alaric Napier, 2000 Enviro-friendly Methods in small Building design for South Africa. A clean and tightly bound book.

UK: Spring books, 1965 A clean and tightly bound book. Very heavy.

SA Cultural History Museum, 1997 Mother Nature smiled when she prepared the Constantia Valley for the wine-maker. She bestowed on him the influence of the sun, wind, oceans and fertile soil, and then challenged him to plant vineyards and make excellent wines. To this the owners of Constantia have answered positively for two centuries, producing the world's most famous sweet blends, today continuing this tradition with the production of natural wines of quality. The name Constantia is irrevocably linked to the most famous wines that have been produced in South Africa. Constantia wine was coveted across the globe. So little was produced and it was so expensive that it was exclusively bought and consumed by the aristocracy of the world. Members of the British Royal House, Napoleon Bonaparte, Louis Philippe of France, Frederick II (The Great) of Prussia, the Lords Seventeen of the VOC, governors, admirals, captains, and many other dignitaries coveted the Constantia label and treated their guests to… Read More

Cape Town: Tafelberg, 1983 A clean and tightly bound book. Inscription on flyleaf. Deel Een: Die Nederlandse Komponent. Waarin die Bolanders en hul woonplek gekyk word en in die besonder na Hottentots-Holland en Stellenbosch. B/W line illustrations.

Cape Town.: Salesian Press From the text: THE CASTLE, OUR SECOND FORTRESS "The Castle, our Second Fortress. The Castle was not the first defensive work on the shores of Table Bay. In the same year that Van Riebeeck landed at the Cape, he erected a four-pointed earth work for about 200 yards from the Castle, to the N.W., on a site within the boundaries of the Parade. Van Riebeeck's fort was built mainly as a means of protection against the Hottentots and the wild animals. But when the Dutch realised that the "provision station" at the Cape was worth maintaining, the Castle was built to protect the Settlement from the British and any European power that might have designs on the Cape." --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- An undated tourist pamphlet - 24 pages including black-and-white photographs ------------------ Orders over $100.00 are shipped using tracked courier delivery services.

South Africa.: Quivertree, 2009 Hot Afro. Interiors from South Africa. A clean and tightly bound book.

USA: Abbeville, 2005 In Search of Natural Architecture. A clean and tightly bound book.