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By: N/A
Price: $95.00
Seller ID: oscl
Condition: Good
Undated, possibly published in the 1950s. There is no mention of an editor or publisher, and there is also no title page. Based on the spine, it appears to be volume I. The boards are quite shelf rubbed and edge worn. The corners are knocked inwards, and the label on the spine is peeling at the corners. Despite this, the boards remain strong and square. Internally, there are no markings or inscriptions, and the pages within are crisp, clean and complete. The edges of the front and back pastedowns are lightly tanned. Tightly bound. JK. Orders over $50.00 are shipped using tracked courier deliv... View more info
By: N/A
Price: $85.50
Publisher: Transvaal Agricultural Journal, Pretoria: 1902
Seller ID: 77kw
Condition: Very Good
Bound copy of issues from 1902-1903: Vol. 1: No. 1, October, 1902; [no 2 has been removed]; Vol. 1, No. 3, April, 1903; Vol. 1, No. 4, July, 1903. The frontispage has a previous owner signature from Dr H (Hermann) Graf who was a dedicated veterinary scientist before the war (during which he was interned at Koffiefontein alongside B J Vorster and other Nazi-sympathisers) and a prominent agricultural scientist after. The boards are simple and sure. They have some scuffing, wear, storage marks. They are steady and sure. The contents are agreeably fresh. The volume is prefixed with a typed i... View more info
Price: $38.00
Publisher: Transvaal Education Department, Pretoria: 1909
Seller ID: 34jt
Condition: Very Good
Complete. A placid copy of this booklet by the excellent Burtt-Davy. Burtt-Davy had been appointed, in 1903, botanist and agrostologist with the newly founded Transvaal Department of Agriculture. He started a collection of Transvaal plants of which he already had an intimate knowledge of the subject. These first specimens came from Meintjieskop, Irene and a trip to the western Transvaal - at the time of his retirement in 1913, his collected specimens numbered 14,000. The stapled covers have some storage and previous owner marks and scribbles (about the edges). They are otherwise assured and... View more info
Price: $30.40
Publisher: Transvaal Department of Agriculture: 1909
Inscription: Signed
Seller ID: 33jt
Condition: Good
11 pages (complete). The pamphlet signed by Joseph Burtt-Davy on the front page. Burtt-Davy was an extraordinary man: in 1903, he was appointed botanist and agrostologist with the newly founded Transvaal Department of Agriculture. He started a collection of Transvaal plants of which he already had an intimate knowledge of the subject. These first specimens came from Meintjieskop, Irene and a trip to the western Transvaal - at the time of his retirement in 1913, his collected specimens numbered 14,000. Burt-Davy was much interested on the subject of plant introduction. He imported plants and... View more info
By: Hocking, Anthony
Price: $57.00
Publisher: Hollards, Bethulie: 1992
Edition: First Edition
Seller ID: 71jk
ISBN: 0620160756
Condition: Fine
320 pages (complete). A sturdy, handsome copy. The book is housed in a laminated board slipcase. This has some light sunning, wear and even lighter handling marks. It is sound. The laminated boards are smart. The corners and edges have some very shallow knocks. Otherwise, the boards shine with health. The contents are most gratifying - even if a touch patrician. They are very tight and assured, very clean and clear, benevolent and generous - as if new throughout! fk. Orders over $50.00 are shipped using tracked courier delivery services. View more info
By: Juritz, C F
Price: $237.50
Publisher: Various: 1890
Seller ID: 38or
Condition: Very Good
Two volumes. Collection of papers by Charles Juritz. Volume I: 'The Chemical Constitution of some Colonial Fodder Plants & Woods' (1890; James Ferguson & Co., Wynberg); 'Provisional Register of South African College Students (past and Present)' (1893, Townshend, Taylor & Snashall, Capetown); 'The Chemical Composition of the Soils of the South-Western Districts of The Cape Colony' (1900, Philosophical Society of South Africa); 'The Need for Organised Chemical Research in the Cape Colony' (1905, Townshend, Taylor and Snashall Printers, Cape Town); 'Some Notes Regarding South African Pharmacolo... View more info
