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;) | DELAPORTE A. Le Voyageur Francois, - ou la connoissance de l'ancien et du nouveau monde. Tome XIV. Cap de Bonne Esperance, Angola, Congo, Loango, Benin and Cote D'Or L. Cellot, Paris (1775) 480pp. 4th ed., fine in worn original full calf. | £30 |
;) | COGH Souvenir of the Jubilee of King William's Town. - 1861 - 1911. Capetown (1911) 49pp, 1st ed., fine in grey card covers. 10 x 7in Attractive photos of the town's celebrations. | £65 |
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1981 (10 Jun) British Africa. Robson Lowe 40pp + PR.
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ACKERMANN Tom Raw at the Cape of Good Hope. London: R. Ackermann 1828 Hand coloured engraving with good margins. Fine. 8 x 5" From 'Tom Raw, the griffin: A burlesque poem, in twelve cantos. By a civilian and an officer of the Bengal Establishment.' A satire about the misadventures of a bumpkin set loose in Calcutta. The poem was published anonymously but is generally attributed to Sir Charles D’Oyly, who served in the East India Company.
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1981 (10 Jun) British Africa. Robson Lowe 40pp + PR.
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ACKERMANN Tom Raw at the Cape of Good Hope. London: R. Ackermann 1828 Hand coloured engraving with good margins. Fine. 8 x 5" From 'Tom Raw, the griffin: A burlesque poem, in twelve cantos. By a civilian and an officer of the Bengal Establishment.' A satire about the misadventures of a bumpkin set loose in Calcutta. The poem was published anonymously but is generally attributed to Sir Charles D’Oyly, who served in the East India Company.
£25
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1901 cover from C.O.G.H. to Boer War prisoner on St Helena with ST HELENA cds also small circular CENSOR PRISONERS OF WAR h/s.
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