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Negro Universities Press. Used - Very Good. 1969. Hardcover. Cloth, no dj. 1969 reprint (originally published 1848). Minor shelf wear. Else a bright, clean copy. Very Good. (Subject: Africa).

NY: Negro Universities Press, nd (1969). Brown cloth. Near Fine/no dj. 8vo. Illustrated in black and white. Reprint of 1848 John Murray edition

Minor rubbing, VG textual illustrations South Africa Negro Universities Press New York (1969) orig.cloth 22x14cm, xii, 297 pp, A facsimile reprint of the 1848 edition

London: John Murray, 1848. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Blue cloth library binding; frontispiece and four other engravings; pp. xii, 297, [3]. Rebound in blue cloth, spine sunned, slight foxing mainly to prelims and engravings. A detailed account of the peoples and places of the Cape. Mendelssohn 222.

London, Murray, 1848. . First edition. 8vo., xii, 297 pp., 3 pages of ads at end, frontispiece and 4 engraved plates, original light blue cloth gilt, spine faded, a very good copy. 'Bunbury accompanied his friend, Sir George Napier, the Governor of the Cape Colony, on his voyage to Africa in 1837, and remained there for fourteen months, during which time he busied himself with botanical research, travelling over a considerable part of South Africa' (Mendelssohn). Mendelssohn I, 222.

London, John Murray, 1848.Original embossed cloth. With frontispiece depicting Table Bay from the sea and 4 plates. XII,297,(3) pp.First edition. - Charles Bunbury accompanied his friend, Sir George Napier, the governor of the Cape Colony, on his voyage to Africa in 1837, and remained there for 14 months during which time he busied himself with botanical research, travelling over a considerable part of South Africa (Mendelssohn I, p.222). - A fine copy.SAB I, p.328.