DG ‘SAS’ Nourse - Whence Comes Such Another? by Clive Shedlock & Jeremy Oddy
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DG 'SAS' Nourse: Whence Comes Such Another? is a compelling and highly collectible Rhodesiana and military history title compiled by Clive Shedlock and Jeremy Oddy. Published in 2019, this hardcover work pays tribute to the larger-than-life figure DG "SAS" Nourse (19171995), remembered for his sharp wit, outspoken opinions, eccentric worldview, and legendary personality within Rhodesian and Southern African circles.
Whence Comes Such Another? offers readers a vivid portrait of a man who became something of a folklore figure amongst friends, soldiers, outdoorsmen, and those familiar with the Rhodesian and SAS community. Through recollections, quotations, anecdotes, photographs, and commentary, the volume captures both the humour and complexity of Nourse's character. The title itself, Whence Comes Such Another?, reflects the rarity of personalities like his and the enduring fascination surrounding him.
Collectors of Rhodesiana, Selous Scouts, SAS history, Southern African military memoirs, and niche African biographical works will find Whence Comes Such Another? particularly appealing. The work also provides valuable insight into the social attitudes, humour, and conversational culture of a generation shaped by war, colonial Africa, and frontier living. Printed in KwaZulu-Natal and produced in a relatively modern but specialist edition, copies are increasingly sought-after by collectors of Rhodesian military and historical material.
An excellent addition to any Africana, Rhodesiana, or military history collection, Whence Comes Such Another? stands as both a character study and a nostalgic historical tribute to a unique Southern African personality whose stories continue to resonate among enthusiasts of the era.
Condition - Near Fine
2019 hardcover edition in near fine condition. Binding remains strong and tight with clean pages throughout. Covers are well preserved with only very light shelf wear. An excellent collector's copy.