Chris Bonington's Everest - Chris Bonington

Chris Bonington's Everest by Chris Bonington honours the highest point on Earth with exhilarating panoramic photography and gripping tales of triumph and tragedy at 29,000 feet.

Playing the Enemy - John Carlin

Playing the Enemy: Nelson Mandela and the Game That Made a Nation by John Carlin is the true story of how the most inspiring charm offensive in history brought South Africa together.

Everest - Broughton Coburn

Everest: Mountain Without Mercy by Broughton Coburn describes how David Breashears and his team led an expedition up Everest in order to film the event on an IMAX camera. Illustrated with detailed maps and more than one hundred and thirty dramatic photographs, Everest encapsulates the culture, the history, and the adventure that surround this monolithic icon.

Met die Maties op die Rugbyveld: 1880-1955 - Danie Craven & Piet Jordaan

Met die Maties op die Rugbyveld: 1880-1955 by Danie Craven and Piet Jordaan is the history of Maties rugby, including team lists, photos, scores and much more. 

Afrikaans text.

Signed by author.

Touchlines & Deadlines - Tom Eaton and Luke Alfred

Touchlines & Deadlines: A Compendium of South African Sports Writings by Tom Eaton and Luke Alfred is a collection of South African sports writing. The triumphs, the heartbreaks, the glory, the controversies, the heroes and the villains - South Africa's sporting history is one of drama and greatness.

Bass Fishing in Southern Africa - A. B. W. Impey

Bass Fishing in Southern Africa by A. B. W. Impey presents a fascinating look at Bass fishing in and around Southern Africa and includes useful tips on tackle, lures, methods, etc. Included in the book are numerous photographs and sketches done mainly by the author.

The Rise of the Phoenix - Peter Joyce

The Rise of the Phoenix: The Story Of Sport In The New South Africa by Peter Joyce is a fascinating account of South Africa's post-isolation sporting experiences. The author offsets the triumphs that brought the nation glory when the country was finally reintegrated and welcomed back into the international sporting arena against events that set it apart in the dark days of apartheid.

To the Summit - Joseph Poindexter

To the Summit: Fifty Mountains that Lure, Inspire and Challenge by Joseph Poindexter takes armchair adventurers as well as experienced climbers to the peaks of the 50 most powerful and intriguing mountains in the world. It collects writings about mountains and mountain climbing, illustrated throughout with colour and black-and-white photos.

The Poisoned Chalice - Gavin Rich

The Poisoned Chalice: The rise and fall of the post-isolation Springbok coaches by Gavin Rich takes an in-depth look at each of the coaches in the post-apartheid years, and at the same time examines how the role has evolved over the past two decades.

Fly Fishing For All - Yellow Spider

Fly Fishing For All by Yellow Spider (pseudonym) covers subjects from the very basics in getting started to fishing etiquette in general. A South African book with diagrams and illustrations.

Winning - Stuart H Walker

Winning: The Psychology of Competition by Stuart H Walker addresses the competitor-whether in sailing, tennis, golf, baseball, or other sport. Stuart H. Walker demonstrates that what competition means to the competitor is the main determinant of success and failure, and that what it means to you can be turned to your advantage. Dr.

South African Anglers Guide - Robbie Wegener

South African Anglers Guide: A Guide to Sea & Freshwater Fishing by Robbie Wegener includes descriptions of the types of fish, their habitat, types of bait used, anatomical structure of fish, and fishing techniques. It also includes other interesting articles on camping, camp recipes, kindling a fire, the history of fishing and the dangers involved in such sport.