Pama, C. - Bowler's Cape Town. Life at the Cape in Early Victorian Times 1834-1868.

Tafelberg. Cape Town 1977 stated 1st edition. Chocolate cloth boards. 132pp illustrated colour & b/w. 4to. + 11pp catalogue. 0.8kg. Ownership inscription. a clean VG copy in G++ dustwrapper (tanned, chipped around spine and along top rear edge, no major loss or tears). Good appearance. ISBN: 0624010325 Copy No.136. Signed by Author. Includes catalogue of Cape Town Festival Season 75 "The Art Of Thomas Bowler At The Cape" at Homes Trust Life Gallery March 17-April 5 1975 listing 51 works by Thomas Bowler and giving details including owner.

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