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Cape Town: Africa South Publications. with no dust jacket. 1960. softcover. Light Edge Wear .

Cape Town, S. Africa: Africa South Pubs. G PB. (1962). Grave of the Mind, Only Sweat and Tears - No Blood?, Significance of the Tomlinson Report, The Bloemfontein Charter, . Negro Liberation Movement in America, The Baas Comes Home, In the Gold Mines, and the Wedding Party. Owner name, edge wear. .

Africa South Publications, 1957. 128 pp., Paperback, previous owner's name to front cover, else very good. - If you are reading this, this item is actually (physically) in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties, taxes, or fees required by recipient's country.

CAPE TOWN: AFRICA SOUTH PUBLICATIONS. G+ IN WRAPS. LIGHT WEAR & EDGEWEAR, TINY TEAR AT UPPER SPINE. Pages: 128. . 1957. TRADE PAPERBACK.. PAGES CLEAN & TIGHT. .

LONDON: AFRICA SOUTH PUBLICATIONS. VG IN WRAPS. LIGHT WEAR. PAGES CLEAN & TIGHT. Pages: 128. . 1960. TRADE PAPERBACK..

CAPE TOWN: AFRICA SOUTH PUBLICATIONS. G+ IN WRAPS. LIGHTLY SOILED & SCUFFED. Pages: 128. . 1959. TRADE PAPERBACK.. UPPER CORNER LIGHTLY BUMPED. PAGES CLEAN & TIGHT. .

CAPE TOWN: AFRICA SOUTH PUBLICATIONS. G+ IN WRAPS. LIGHT WEAR. LIGHTLY SUNNED AT SPINE. Pages: 128. . 1960. TRADE PAPERBACK.. PAGES CLEAN & TIGHT. .

Africa South Publications, 1957. Paperback. Fair. Name of the previous owner. Publication of 128 pages. The wraps are a little shelf rubbed and a touch edge worn. There are minor damp marks within the book, on the early and last pages. The text remains clear. The binding is excellent. GK. Our orders are shipped using tracked courier delivery services.

Capetown, South Africa: Ronald M. Segal, 1956. Softcover. Very Good. First edition. Volume I, Number 1 October-December 1956. Very good with a tear at the top of the spine, in wrappers.

LONDON: AFRICA SOUTH PUBLICATIONS. G+ IN WRAPS. LIGHTLY EDGEWORN. LIGHT DAMPSTAIN AT FORE-EDGE. Pages: 128. . 1960. TRADE PAPERBACK.. TEXT CLEAN, BINDING TIGHT. .

London: Africa South Publications,. Paperback. 128pp. Articles include The Gold of Migrant Labour by Ruth First, Crisis in the Rhodesias, Libyan Note-book by Roger Owen, The Seven Generals of the Sudan by Peter Kilner,, Profile of Zanzibar - articles by Tony Hughes and Abdul Rahmna (Babu) Mohamed, etc. Also an article on West African poetry by Davidson Nicol, and an article on African trades unionism by Leon Levy. Rubbed to spine ends. Slightly darkened to spine. Binding is sound. Good+, sound copy. . Paperback. 1961.

London: Africa South Publications,. Paperback. 128pp. Articles include The Pondoland Massacre by Dennis Kelly, The Congo Crisis by Colin legum and Frank Barber, Nigeria and Tomorrow's Africa by Akin Mabogunje etc. Rubbed to spine ends. Binding is sound. Good+, sound copy. . Paperback. 1960.

London: Africa South Publications,. 128pp. Articles include The Nineteen Days by an anonymous Capetown correspondent, The Prisons of Apartheid by Sonia Bunting, Belgian Congo Independence by Colin legum, The Lion and the Cockerel by Michael Picardie, The Algerian War by Anthony Wedgwood Benn, etc. Rubbed to spine ends. Binding is sound. Good+, sound copy. . Paperback. 1960.

Cape Town: Africa South, 1957 Good reading / reference copy only. Covers chipped and torn. Spine repaired.

Africa South Publications, 1960-01-01. Paperback. Good. in x in x in.

London: Africa South Publications, 1961. Magazine. Four issues, very good in wraps. A complete run for 1961 for this early anti-Apartheid magazine. Includes Nelson Mandela's "South Africa: out of the stirke," Ruth First's "The gold of migrant labour," John Berger's "The penance of Europe," and more.

Cape Town: Africa South Publications. Vol. 1 #1 - Vol. 6 #1, 1956-1961. Hardcover. Good. Africa South" magazine library-bound in 3 volumes. The first book contains Vol. 1 #1 through Vol. 2 #4, 1956-58; the second Vol. 3 #1 through Vol. 4 #4, 1958-60; the third Vol. 5 #1 through Vol. 6 #1 (its last), 1960-61. The editor was subsidizing the cost of publication, and the South African government would not let him transfer his money from South Africa to England, where it was printed since July 1960 ("In Exile" added to title). Sturdy, well-bound buckram books.; 3 Volumes; 5 1/2 x 8 1/2