Notes of Travel in South Africa – Andersson, Charles John

No 184 of a limited de luxe style edition. From the flap: “Andersson became life-chief of the Damaras when the Hereros ran into trouble with the Nama tribe and led them to victory in what was to be called ‘Andersson’s battle.'” Andersson’s restless spirit drove him out on another expedition to the north proceeding through Ovamboland and to open trade between the white hunters in the south and the Portuguese to the north of Kunene River. On the journey back a deep-seated illness took a turn for the worse and killed him eight days later.” Ex Libris stamp of previous owner on front fixed end paper. 344 Pages. Contents clean and tightly bound. Facsimile Reprint. Condition: Very good. Good. Dust jacket: 2cm closed tear to top and lower edges. Some grubby marks and rubbing. Binding: Hardcover. Green faux leather boards with gilt image and lettering.

Publisher: C Struil ({ty) Ltd
Date Published: 1969
Publication Place: Cape Town

Condition: Very good.
Binding: Hardcover. Green faux leather boards with gilt image and lettering.

Jacket Condition: Good. 2cm closed tear to top and lower edges. Some grubby marks and rubbing.
Dimensions: 22.5cm x 15cm x 3.5cm