Africana Society. - Africana Notes and News. Vol. 23 No. 8 December 1979.

Africana Society / Museum. Johannesburg 1979. In original wraps. illus. plates. A clean VG copy. Articles in this issue: L.J. De Wet, Provenance. L.J. De Wet, Cape Silver In The Africana Museum. A.H. Smith, The S.A. Boer War Ex.hibition At The Louisana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis, 1904. R.R. Langham-Carter, Three Frontier War Artists (cont.). Jan Ploeger, 'n Gedig Van Boerekrygsgevangene J.D. Celliers. C. Leigh, The Comet: A Journal For Men Of The World. Maryna Fraser, Cartoons, Politics And Magnates. Norman H.F. Harington, The Discovery Of An Oil Painting Which Can Be Attributed To Thomas Baines. M.D. Nash, John Bailie At The Buffalo River Mouth. M.D. Badenhorst, Tekenmunte In My Versameling.

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