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Africana Society. - Africana Notes and News. Vol. 20 No. 4 December 1972.
Africana Society / Museum. Johannesburg 1973. In original wraps. illustrated plates. Wraps a bit marked else a VG copy. Articles In this issue: Anna H. Smith, Detective Work. R.F. Kennedy, Poortemans - More Lithographs. Vernon S. Forbes, Mounts Pouellioen And Capelo. C.G. Henning, A Tale Of Two Bank Notes. S.G. Shuttleworth, Strange Links Between Nineteenth Century Pioneers. R.H. Faul, Geskiedenis Van Bestorming - Mafeking. "Money Is Easier Made" Photographers And Their Problems In The 1870's.
GBP 12.00 [Appr.: EURO 14 US$ 15.2 | JP¥ 2367] Booknumber: 25178
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