Mokari Drift by Robin Smith (Signed Booklet)

Mokari Drift by Robin Smith is a focused booklet detailing the action at Mokari Drift during the Anglo-Boer War, centred on the engagement involving members of the 5th Queensland Imperial Bushmen.

This concise, research-driven work documents the events in which Lieutenants Caskey and Pooley, along with Privates Milner and White, were killed, while others were wounded or taken prisoner. The booklet places the action within the broader context of the war's closing phase and highlights the role of colonial forces in South Africa.

Produced in a self-published booklet format with transparent protective covers and a taped spine, this edition reflects the typical small-run nature of specialist Anglo-Boer War research material. Mokari Drift includes references to memorials and graves associated with the engagement, adding further historical and commemorative value.

This copy of Mokari Drift is signed by Robin Smith, enhancing its desirability among collectors of Anglo-Boer War history, particularly those interested in Australian involvement and lesser-known engagements.

A scarce and collectible item for Africana military history enthusiasts.

Condition - Near Fine

Self-published booklet format with transparent plastic covers and taped spine as issued. Clean and well-preserved. Signed by the author on the front. No notable defects.