Renowned journalist Ken Anderson’s account of the South African Engineers’ activities during WWII. Black and white illustrations throughout. Signed by author and illustrator.
Publisher: Purnell
Date Published: 1964
Publication Place: Wynberg, Cape Town
Signed: Yes
Condition: Very good, leaning slightly.
Binding: Blue cloth boards with gilt decoration.
Jacket Condition: Very good. Some minor tears to the top edge, crease to the bottom edge and foxing to the verso.
Dimensions: 8vo
Additional information
| Weight | 1400 g |
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