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This is auction #100. It is open for bidding now and closes on 
Thursday 21st July 2022 at 16.30 GMT, ie. 18.30 local South 
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Lot 453
#28029 Hermann Jacobsen. A HANDBOOK OF SUCCULENT PLANTS. 
Descriptions, Synonyms And Cultural Details For Succulents Other 
Than Cactaceae. 3 volumes.
Blandford Press. London 1960.

Volume 1 Abromeitella To Euphorbia.
Volume 2 Ficus To Zygophyllum.
Volume 3 Mesembryanthemums.
A definitive work upon the succulents, providing a history of the 
genus, forms, uses, cultivation, and enumeration, followed by an 
exhaustive alphabetical listing of families and genera. 3 volumes 
with 1441pp total, illustrated b/w, 3 folding maps. 8vo. 

To view this book use URL: https://tinyurl.com/3uxnmw4w


Lot 454
#28030 J.J.A. Van Der Walt & P.J. Vorster, (Illustrated. Ellaphie 
Ward-Hilhorst). PELARGONIUMS OF SOUTHERN AFRICA Vol.3
Including Some Representative Species From Other Parts Of The 
World.
Published: National Botanic Gardens, Kirstenbosch, 1988 
Annals of Kirstenbosch Botanic Gardens Volume 16.

Describes a further 50 species of Pelargoniums, each separately 
described with distribution map, full-page coloured illustration. 
Includes Index for Volumes 1 to 3, Glossary, Index to Names, and 
Bibliography.

To see this item use this URL: https://www.tinyurl.com/2d724z4e


Lot 455
#28032 John & Sandra Burrows. (Contribs. Duncan Butchart, Simon 
van Noort, & Geoff Nichols) FIGS OF SOUTHERN & SOUTH-CENTRAL 
AFRICA
Published: Undaus Press, Hatfield, 2003 .

Provides detailed information on the 48 native figs (Ficus) of 
South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, Swaziland, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, 
Zambia, & Malawi. Also included are the commonly cultivated figs 
which were introduced into the region for economic and ornamental 
horticulture, and the other members of the Fig family (Moraceae) 
found in the region including the cultivated mulberry (Morus), the 
breadfruit (Artocarpus), and the timber tree which produces iroko 
lumber (Milicia). A total of 88 species are covered. Three 
contributors have written chapters in their own specialist fields.
Duncan Butchart provides detailed insight into the role that figs 
play in the lives of birds, animals, and insects; Dr Simon van 
Noort illuminates the fascinating world of wasps and their 
involved relationship with figs, while Geoff Nichols covers the 
cultivation of figs. Introductory chapters provide a general 
background to the family Moraceae and figs in the African 
subcontinent. Each indigenous species has a distribution map, a 
detailed black and white illustration by Dandra Burrows and 
photographs depicting habitat, bark, leaves, and fruit. A key to 
the indigenous species in Southern Africa is provided. The authors
travelled more than 70,000k through all the mentioned countries to
track down all but one of the species described in this book, this
sorting out some of the nomenclatural problems with which 
tree-lovers are faced in this part of Africa.

To see this item use this URL: https://tinyurl.com/mspsphdt


Lot 456
#28033 Ernst Van Jaarsveld & Daryl Koutnik. (Illus. Elise Bodley 
and Lisa Strachan). COTYLEDON AND TYLECODON
Published: Umdaus., Hatfield, 2004 

Signed by Author Van Jaarsveld to title page. Describes the 
currently known 11 species of cotyledons and 46 species of 
tylecodons. Each species is described and illustrated with 
watercolour paintings, habitat photographs, and distribution maps. 
Further, it covers cultivation and interesting ethnic uses with a 
historical review, Glossary, Index, & Reference To Plant Names.  

To see this item use this URL: https://tinyurl.com/2suh3n3f

Lot 459
#28314 J.H.H. De Waal VERSAMELDE WERKE
Published: Nasionale Pers. Cape Town 1939

The collected works. The author was an early proponent of the 
Afrikaans language, and is particularly noted for his one-act 
plays.

Deel 1. My Herinnerings Van Ons Taalstryd.
Deel 2. Johannes Van Wyk, 'n Historiese Roman.
Deel 3. Die Tweede Grieta.
Deel 4. Oupa En Sy Kleindogters, 'n Geskiedkundige Roman.
Deel 5. Die Eksentrieke Essie and Oorlog Tussen Twee Dokters.
Deel 6. Lucie., Sy Wilskrag Getoets., In Die Spelonk,. Die 
Plaasvervanger, and Aparte Beskouings.
Deel 7. Anjelina., Oupa., Die Spioen En Sy Handlangers., and Die 
Jong Skrywer. (all plays).
Deel 8. Die Lewe Van David Christiaan De Waal, deur J.W.

Gilt title and decoration to spine on black leather boards. front 
board blind-stamped. A very nice set.

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Lot 472
#24983 James Johnston REALITY VERSUS ROMANCE IN SOUTH CENTRAL 
AFRICA.

Published: Hodder & Stoughton. London 1983.

"BeingAn Account Of A Journey Across The Continent From Benguella 
On The West Through Bihe, Ganguella, Barotse, The Kalihari Desert, 
Mashonaland, Manica, Gorongoza, Nyasa, The Shire Highlands, To The 
Mouth Of The Zambesi On The East Coast". "During a period of 20 
months Author crossed south central Africa, mostly on foot, 
without any companion, passing through numerous hostile and savage 
tribes, traversing areas hitherto reported too pestilential for 
exploration, surmounting natural obstacles which have been 
represented as insurmountable, and penetrating regions where no 
white man had ever gone before". As a doctor the author's object 
was to assess conditions for missionary work by natives of his 
home Jamaica. This relatively scarce British edition includes the 
illustration opposite page 304 (Native Women, Bandawe) as censored 
from the American edition.

Newly rebound gilt on dark brown textured simulated leather boards 
with new black eps. 353pp illustrated plates, 8vo.

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