Brenthurst Press

	Livingstone Letters: 1843 to 1872 - Maurice Boucher Livingstone Letters: 1843 to 1872: David Livingstone Correspondence in the Brenthurst Library, Johannesburg by Maurice Boucher concentrates upon the Livingstone letters in the Brenthurst Library, covering a period from his first years as a missionary in Africa in the early 1840s to the drama of his last journeys three decades later.	ZAR 900.00
	The Jameson Raid - edited by J. Carruthers The Jameson Raid, A centennial Retrospective edited by J. Carruthers. Twelve internationally recognised scholars revisit this key event in South African and British history.	ZAR 600.00
	Melton Prior - Jane Carruthers Melton Prior: War Artist in Southern Africa, 1895 to 1900 by Jane Carruthers offers a detailed account of some of Melton Prior's work and experiences in trouble spots of the British empire. As a war artist he recorded both memorable moments and everyday events in the lives of colonials and soldiers, on almost every continent.	ZAR 675.00
	The Defence of Ladysmith and Mafeking - Arthur Davey The Defence of Ladysmith and Mafeking: Accounts of two sieges, 1899 - 1900, being the South African War experiences of Willam Thwaites, Steuart Binny, Alfred Down and Samuel Cawood by Arthur Davey recounts firsthand experiences of 3 British soldiers and an 'uitlander' trapped within the besieged cities	ZAR 600.00
	The Brenthurst Baines - Marius & Joy Diemont The Brenthurst Baines by Marius and Joy Diemont is a selection of the works of Thomas Baines in the Oppenheimer Collection in Johannesburg.	ZAR 1,500.00
	The Kitchingman Papers - Basil le Cordeur & Christopher Saunders The Kitchingman Papers, Missionary letters and journals, 1817 to 1848 from the Brenthurst Collection Johannesburg by Basil le Cordeur & Christopher Saunders. Printing limited to a thousand copies.	ZAR 450.00
	John Blades Currey - edited by Phillida Brooke Simons John Blades Currey, 1850 -1900 edited by Phillida Brooke Simons publishes the memoirs of Curry for the first time. Arriving from England in 1850 he tried soldiering, copper-mining and farming before going into the civil-service. In this position he introduced the first diamond to Europe and was blamed for the diggers rebellion in 1875.	ZAR 700.00
	Cape Views and Costumes - A. H. Smith Cape Views and Costumes: Water-Colours by H. C. de Meillon by A. H. Smith handles the interest and varied collection of water-colours by the important Africana artist Henry Clifford de Meillon preserved in the Brenthurst Library in Johannesburg.	ZAR 1,200.00