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Buy THE ART OF SHOOTING by Charles Lancaster and published by Charles Lancaster and Co, Gunmakers, Lond for R525.00

Buy Illustrated History of Arms and Armour Hardcover by Charles Ashdown for R60.00

Buy A Pictorial History of World War 11 - Charles Herridge - Hardcover for R60.00

Guinea - Conakry 2011 History of Art - Byzantine Art perf sheetlet containing 4 values unmounted mint

Buy Guinea - Conakry 2011 History of Art - Pop Art perf sheetlet containing 4 values unmounted mint for R210.46

Buy Deserter - A Hidden History Of The Second World War - Charles Glass for R50.00

Buy The Second World War in the West - Cassell History of Warfare - Charles Messenger for R75.00

Buy Guinea - Conakry 2011 History of Art - Ancient Roman perf sheetlet containing 4 values unmounted min for R210.46

Buy The Monuments Men - It Was the Greatest Art Heist in History - Robert M Edsel, Bret Witter for R75.00

Nelson Mandela Hand Print Limited edition; numbered and signed of his “Impressions of Africa Series” – “Left Hand Black” (154/500). A print from the edition is currently for sale at the Belgravia Gallery – the gallery that was honoured to be associated with Mandela’s initiative – for £9,000.00. https://belgraviagallery.com/artist/nelson-mandela/mpressions-of-africa-black-white/ The print is unframed and currently resides in Europe with a certificate of authenticity established by the eminent South African signature expert, Cecil Greenfield. Printed on Velin BFK Rives paper. The printing was done under the supervision of Michaelis School of Fine Art, University of Cape Town by Professor Stephen Inggs and Tamarind Institute Master Printer Ernestine White. Some background to the print: Throughout history few have left so indelible an imprint on the international stage as Nelson Mandela. His courage, his compassion and his humanity are among the qualities that have led to this Nobel laureate being recognized as one of the world's greatest statesman. Never did a single individual more powerfully symbolize the hopes of a nation. South Africa became free in the way that it did because his hand reached out to all and thus his name became a beacon of hope to oppressed peoples throughout the world. With this limited edition, Nelson Mandela aimed to raise awareness of the devastating effects of HIV afflicting millions throughout the World – mostly Africa – amongst which a large number of children. Nelson Mandela’s left hand print is surrounded by imprints of the hands of children affected by HIV. The numbers of those already afflicted by this terrible disease are truly appalling and the forecasts are absolutely chilling. Nelson Mandela, once again reached out to answer the new cry from those suffering in his beloved country. Each print sold contributes to the Nelson Mandela’s Children Fund. As mentioned above the print is currently unframed and resides in Europe and can be shipped to SA. Open to negotiate a price closest to the asking value. If you are interested, please contact edwinnel10@gmail.com or joelle.kuster@gmail.com

Absolutely stunning. "HANDEL UND INDUSTRIE" Jugendstil (also known as Art Nouveau) silver plated wall plaque (basrelief) by WMF (Württembergische Metallwarenfabrik). The plaque was Designed by Rudolf Mayer (1846-1916), signed R.m. in the bottom right corner and some 10 000 of those were manufactured by WMF. This one is number 8120. One of such plaques is held by the Berlin German History museum (Deutsches Historisches Museum, Berlin). https://www.deutsche-digitale-bibliothek.de/item/HXF765AA7DVZGGPIFYF5N6ZJ2YGTJVCP The plaque is currently unframe and it's up to you whether to frame it or plaster into the wall. The display part of the plaque is 44x25 cm as indicated on the bottom mounting stirp.

Absolutely stunning. "HANDEL UND INDUSTRIE" Jugendstil (also known as Art Nouveau) silver plated wall plaque (basrelief) by WMF (Württembergische Metallwarenfabrik). The plaque was Designed by Rudolf Mayer (1846-1916), signed R.m. in the bottom right corner and some 10 000 of those were manufactured by WMF. This one is number 8120. One of such plaques is held by the Berlin German History museum (Deutsches Historisches Museum, Berlin). https://www.deutsche-digitale-bibliothek.de/item/HXF765AA7DVZGGPIFYF5N6ZJ2YGTJVCP The plaque is currently in it's old original wooden frame. The display part of the plaque is 44x25 cm as indicated on the bottom mounting stirp.