1964 South African Alien Registration Certificate for a woman from Angola of Portuguese descent.
Price: $120.00
1964 South African Alien Registration Certificate for a woman from Angola of Portuguese descent.
Price: $120.00
18 vintage postcards of South Africa. Shows segregated beaches, Swazi huts, King Bewinikia’s curio store, Amakweta dancers, raisin making, native craftsmen, Zulu police, witch doctor, more. B
Price: $360.00
Two booklets of 12 vintage postcards of Durban, South Africa.
Price: $450.00
Boer War Diary of an Officer of the 3rd Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders. The diary covers the period from 6th January 1902 when the Battalion was embodied to 12th May 1902 when it ends rather abruptly. The diary begins with the preparation of the battalion in England and the balance is devoted to his time in South Africa. There are entries for every day.
I am unable to determine the name of the officer, but he is one of the company commanders, possibly Captain Alfred H. Middleton. Our diarist is sometimes acting adjutant and the adjutant of a militia battalion is usually a regular (in this case Major A.F. Mackenzie of the 1st Battalion.) Middleton was a former regular officer with the 2nd Battalion and would seem to be a likely candidate to step up. M
Price: $1200.00
1903, Tempe, South Africa photo album containing eight 4 x 4 inch albumen photographs. Shows interior of ”Civilians Club”, “May Dhu” in a rickshaw, police boys outside their kraal, Basutos at work on catchpit, “kaffir boys”, Basuto chief’s son with wife and ‘A-D-C’. All captioned. M
Price: $300.00
NOTE: In 1903, Tempe was little more than a farm. One of the earliest industries in Bloemfontein was a tannery on the farm called Tempe in 1865. Other industries that developed were a wool washery, a steam mill and sweet factories in St. George Street, known as the Bloemfontein Sweet Manufactory. There was also a vinegar brewery and a lemonade factory in St. Georges Street.
Set of 5 early chromo cards by Ackermann’s Schlusselgarn on the Transvaal. Rare. B
Price: $200.00
Early 20th century photo illustration titled Going To Market, showing an ox wagon. B
Price: $20.00
Three illustrations of diamond mining at the De Beers Mine at Kimberley. B
Price: $50.00
Three illustrated pages from the rare periodical Black & White and the American Monthly Review of Reviews on the Boer POW Camp in Ceylon, 1900. B
Price: $70.00
Group of 24 vintage postcards by the French Missions d’Afrique showing missionary activities in South Africa and French Equatorial Africa. B
Price: $480.00