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The Tembu by Joan A Broster (HC)

Name: The Tembu by Joan A Broster (HC)
SKU: H18205
Price: 215.00 ZAR
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H18205

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Hardback with jacket
Published by Purnell in 1976 - first edition
118 pages with numerous colour and B&W photographs and illustrations
Grey boards in good condition with some scuffing and bumping to edges. Internally the front orange endpaper has a name or similar tippexed out and there is some sellotape residue to front and back endpapers. Some light tanning to first and last white page. The rest of the book is in very good condition. The jacket has scuffing to edges with some small chips out. There is also sellotape residue on the foldovers of the jacket and some foxing on the underside. The jacket is not price-clipped.

A detailed account of the art, customs, songs, dances and ceromonies of the Tembu people, in which the author sets ut to explain the intricacies of trible life.