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A Bosman Treasury – A beautifully illustrated hardcover anthology featuring Herman Charles Bosman’s finest stories, capturing the humour, charm and rich heritage of South African rural life.
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A Bosman Treasury is an outstanding anthology celebrating the timeless storytelling of Herman Charles Bosman, one of South Africa’s greatest literary figures. Published by Human & Rousseau in 1991, this attractive hardcover edition brings together a carefully selected collection of Bosman’s most memorable stories, showcasing his unmistakable wit, sharp social observation and deep affection for the people and landscapes of the Groot Marico district.
Bosman’s stories have become an essential part of South African literary heritage, blending humour, irony and poignant reflections on rural life into narratives that remain as engaging today as when they were first written. His colourful characters, memorable dialogue and vivid descriptions capture the spirit of early twentieth-century South Africa, making A Bosman Treasury equally appealing to collectors of Africana, students of South African literature and readers discovering Bosman’s work for the first time.
Beautifully illustrated by Ian Lusted, A Bosman Treasury is more than simply a collection of stories—it is an enduring celebration of one of the country’s finest writers. Whether purchased as a collectible, a thoughtful gift or an enjoyable addition to a personal library, this volume offers countless hours of entertaining and insightful reading.
Bosman’s works continue to be highly regarded both locally and internationally, ensuring that this edition remains a desirable addition to any collection of classic South African literature.
Condition –Â Good
Boards show moderate edge rubbing and light chipping to the laminate, particularly around the edges and corners. Dust jacket slightly worn and torn. The pages are exceptionally clean and bright with a sound binding. Previous owner’s neat ink inscription on the front free endpaper. A very attractive reading and collection copy.






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