Africana Society. - Africana Notes and News. Vol. 24 No. 4 December 1980.

Africana Society / Museum. Johannesburg 1980. In original wraps. illus. plates. A clean VG copy. Articles in this issue: A.H. Smith, Autograph-Collecting. L.J. De Wet, Rare Prints Recently Acquired By The Africana Museum. O.G. Reitz, Col. R.H. Carr-Ellison C.M.G. 1st (Royal) Dragoons 1863-1923. N. Cowan, J. Lizars Cape Town: The Branch That Never Was. L.J. De Wet, Warren Expedition To Bechuanaland: Sketches By Julius Mendes Price. C, de Jong, Lofgedig Van Edmond Rostand Vir President Paul Kruger En Koningin Wilhelmina. R. Von Lucius, Cape Town 1862 As Described By Reinhold Werner. A.H. Smith, Some Mottoes From South African Municipal Coats Of Arms: An Alphabetic List With Index.

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