Non-Fiction

Wheels to Fortune – James Leasor’s 1954 first edition biography of William Morris, Viscount Nuffield, the Oxford cycle repairer who founded Morris Motors, built up M.G. and Wolseley and gave away a…

Turn Left – The Riffs Have Risen – A. Cameron Gilg’s account of driving from England to Cape Town in a baby car, edited by Barry Cockcroft and first published by the…

The Motorist’s Weekend Book – A 1960 first edition hardcover from B. T. Batsford, London, edited by Michael Frostick and Anthony Harding. Essays on everything from Bugatti and Le Mans to rallying,…

The Modern Motor Car – A scarce Art Deco promotional booklet issued by Shell-Mex and B.P. Ltd in London around 1933, with striking cover photographs by Vogue photographer Maurice Beck and colour…

The Poetical Works of George Herbert – An 1857 illustrated edition published by James Nisbet and Co., London, with an engraved ivy-border title and illustrations designed by Birket Foster, John Clayton and…

The Birds of Natal and Zululand – The 1964 Oliver & Boyd first edition of P. A. Clancey’s classic regional avifauna, written while he was Director of the Durban Museum. Illustrated with…

Jewish Life in the South African Country Communities – Volume II of the series researched by the South African Friends of Beth Hatefutsoth, published in Johannesburg in 2004. A thick, illustrated large-format…

Jewish Life in the South African Country Communities – Volume III of the series researched by the South African Friends of Beth Hatefutsoth, published in Johannesburg in 2007. A thick, illustrated large-format…

The Connolly Tarot – All three of Eileen Connolly’s Tarot handbooks offered together as a set: the Apprentice (Volume I, revised edition), the Journeyman (Volume II, 1987 Newcastle first edition) and the…

The Diary of Iris Vaughan – A 1979 Howard Timmins hardcover reprint of this South African diary, first published in 1958. Bound in clean brown cloth and kept in its original illustrated…

Oxford Latin Course – The complete four-volume set of Maurice Balme and James Morwood's well-known Latin course, comprising the Full Colour Second Edition of Parts I, II and III together with the…

Legio Mariae – The Official Handbook of the Legion of Mary in Korean, translated by the Senatus of Korea and published in Seoul by the Catholic Publishing House. This is the 2008…

Kokugyo no Saiten – The 1978 commemorative book of the landmark 10th All Japan Combined Nishikigoi Show, published by Tack Imaging. 195 pages recording the year's champion koi in colour with full…

Kokugyo no Saiten – The 1983 deluxe commemorative book of the 15th All Japan Combined Nishikigoi Show, compiled by the All Japan Nishikigoi Dealers Association. A near fine copy in decorative floral…

Kokugyo no Saiten – The 1985 commemorative book of the 17th All Japan Combined Nishikigoi Show, compiled by the All Japan Nishikigoi Dealers Association. Green cloth with gilt titling in the original…

The Countryman’s Chap-Book – A 1949 first edition hardcover from Dennis Dobson of London, edited by E. W. Martin and illustrated by Anthony Brandt, with recipes for ale, wine and cider among…

In Search of the Immortals – Howard Reid's 1999 Headline trade paperback exploring the mummy cultures of the world, from the Chinchorros and the Chachapoyas "Cloud People" to the Taklamakan mummies of…

성경 – Korean Catholic Bible – The complete Holy Bible in Korean, the official 2005 translation of the Catholic Bishops' Conference of Korea and the standard Bible of the Catholic Church in…

가톨릭 기도서 · 성가 – Korean Catholic Prayer Book and Hymnal – The official Catholic prayer book and hymnal of the Catholic Church in Korea, revised edition, published by the Catholic Bishops'…

Christopher Webb Smith is a vital resource for those interested in 19th-century South African art, British colonial history, and the development of landscape and genre painting in the Cape Colony. Through this…