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Veld Fires
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R320.00
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Product code
27101801
Bob Shop ID
413760620
| Book Number | 27101801 |
| Author: | Selwyn Stokes & B.A. Wilter |
| Title: | Veld Fires |
| ISBN: | None |
| Year Published: | 1931 |
| Edition: | 1st Edition |
| Publisher: | Cape to Cairo Publications Johannesburg |
| Cover Type: | Hard Cover |
| Book Grading: | Very Good+. The Blue Boards are unmarked and straight. A name has been scratched out with a marker on the inside of the front and back boards leaving 10x35mm marks. Text block tight with very minor dust soiling on top. |
| Jacket Grading: | Good. Minor dirt marks all round, with slight edge wear top and bottom. The spine has some paper loss (Less than 10mm) top and bottom. Covered in tape-less cellophane. |
| Pages: | 305 |
| Size: | 150x230mm |
| Weight: | 575g |
| Price: | R 360 Reduced R320 |
| Description: | a Collection of short stories and other literary sketches of South Africa up to 1930. A time capsule! |