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SIMON VAN DER STEL’S JOURNEY TO NAMAQUALAND 1683
Van der Stel, Simon
Description:
With a revised introduction by Gilbert Waterhouse. Transcription of the original text by G.C. de Wet. English translation by R.H. Pheiffer.
"This new edition of the journal contains, for the first time, the 71 surviving drawings in full colour as well as facsimile reproductions of the entire manuscript."
431 pages, cream cloth. LIMITED EDITION, No. 88 of 750 copies.
Details:
- Publisher: Human & Rousseau
- Publisher Place: Cape Town
- Date of Publication: 1979
- Jacket Condition: Very Good
- Binding Condition: Fine
- Overall Condition: Very Good to Fine
- Size: 35x24cm
- Lot No: 275
- Hammer Price: $179
- Bids: 2
- Visits: 61
- Estimate: $250
- Reserve: $150
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Seller Details:
- Name: Richmond Books and Prints
- Address: 24-28 Loop Street & 15 Spring Street, Richmond, Northern Cape
- Contact Person: John Donaldson
- Country of Origin: South Africa
- Email: booktownrichmond@hotmail.com
- Website:
- Preferred Payment Methods: Electronic Transfer (for SA customers) and Credit Card & Paypal for overseas customers.
- Trade Association: AA Approved
- Additional Information: A few years ago the town of Richmond in the Great Karoo was established as the first Booktown in the country and on the continent. Richmond Books and Prints is the cornerstone of this endeavour. We specialise in Africana with a focus on early travellers, explorers, hunters and missionaries; South African fauna and flora, fiction, bibliographies, history, the Anglo Boer war and Rhodesia. Apart from our Africana collection, our bookshops in Richmond - which consist of four Karoo-style houses, six converted stables and other outbuildings - house used books ranging from Afrikaans, Art, Aviation, Biographies, Cuisine, English fiction, History, Natural History, Religion, Sport, Trains & Railways, Warfare to Youth literature. We welcome visitors with a love of books to our bookshops and to this unique part of our country. We are open from Mondays to Saturdays from 09h00 – 17h00 and on Sundays by appointment.
