Ending 26th May, 2022 18:32
VOLUMES: Timed Online Book Auction
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Johannes Meintjes Collection
Meintjes, J. (1963). Jeugjare 1923-1940. Molteno: Bamboesberg-Uitgewers.
Meintjes, J. (1961). Die Dagboek van Johannes Meintjes 1. 1941 — 1947. Molteno: Bamboesberg-Uitgewers.
Meintjes, J. (1972). Die Dagboek van Johannes Meintjes 2. 1947 — 1951. Molteno: Bamboesberg-Uitgewers.
Meintjes, J. (1975). Die Dagboek van Johannes Meintjes 3. 1951 — 1955. Molteno: Bamboesberg-Uitgewers.
Meintjes, J. (1970). General Loius Botha. London: Cassell.
Meintjes, J. (1947). Kamerade. Cape Town: Anreith Press.
Meintjes, J. (1951). Anton Anreith Sculptor. Cape Town: Juta & Co.
Meintjes, J. (1960). Complex Canvas. Johannesburg: Afrikaanse Pers — Boekhandel.
Meintjes, J. (1944). Maggie Laubser. Pretoria: H.A.U.M. v/h Jacques Dusseau & Co. & J.H. de Bussy.
Meintjes, J. (1948). Lyrical Work. Cape Town: Anreith Press.
Meintjes, J. (1948). Sebastiaan. Cape Town: Anreith Press.
Meintjes, J. (1974). Drop van Drome 1874 — 1974. Molteno: Munisipaliteit Molteno.
Meintjes, J. (1964). The Silent Conspiracy. London: Michael Joseph.
Meintjes, J. (1979). Der Burenkrieg 1899 — 1902. München: Welsermühl.
Meintjes, J. (1976). Die Anglo-Boereoorlog1899 — 1902 In Beeld. München: Welsermühl.
Meintjes, J. (1976). The Anglo- Boer War 1899 — 1902 A pictorial History. Cape Town & Johannesburg: C. Struik.
Meintjes, J. (1965). Olive Schriner Portrait of a Woman. Johannesburg: Hugh Keartland.
Meintjes, J. (1969). President Steyn. Cape Town: Nasionale Boekhandel Bpk.
Meintjes, J. (1969). Sword in the Sun The life and death of Gideon Scheepers. Cape Town: Tafelberg.
Meintjes, J. (1964). A. Lomax: Portrait of a South African village: Molteno 1894 — 1909. Molteno: Bamboesberg-Uitgewers.
Meintjes, J. (1971). Sandile The fall of the Xhosa Nation. Cape Town: T. V. Bulpin
Meintjes, J. (1966). De La Rey Lion of the West. Johannesburg: Hugh Keartland.
Meintjes, J. (1952). Die Blanke Stilte. Pretoria: Holloway-Boekhande.
Meintjes, J. (1955). Frontier Family. Meintjes. Johannesburg Central News Agency.
Meintjes, J. (1962). Die Singende Reën. Molteno: Bamboesberg — Uitgewers.
Meintjes, J. (1969). Stormberg The Lost Oppotunity. Cape Town Nasionale Boekhandel Bpk.
Meintjes, J. (1971). The Commandant General: The life and times of Petrus Johannes Joubert of the South African Republic 1831 — 1900. Cape Town: Tafelberg.
Meintjes, J. (1974). President Paul Kruger. London: Cassell &Co.
Meintjes, J. (1971). Sienbamba. Johannesburg: Afrikaanse Pers-Boekhandel.
Meintjes, J. (1970). Vader van sy Volk - Die lewe van President MT Steyn. Cape Town: Tafelberg.
Meintjes, J. (1964). Manor House. New York: Delacorte Press
Meintjes, J. (1964). Mallemeule. Meintjes, J.
Meintjes, J. (1975). Sasol 1950 — 1975. Tafelberg-uitgewers.
Meintjes, J. (1975). Sasol 1950 — 1975. Tafelberg-uitgewers.
Meintjes, J. (1973). The Voortrekkers: Story of the Great Trek and the Making of South Africa. Cassell, London.
Meintjes, J. (1973). The Voortrekkers: Story of the Great Trek and the Making of South Africa. Corgi Books, London
Meintjes, J. (1978). De Boeren Oorlog in Beeld. Fibula -Van Dishoeck, Haarlem.
Meintjes, J. (1963). Gister is Vandag. Afrikaanse Pers-Boekhandel. Johannesburg.
Meintjes, J. (1955). Stormsvlei. Afrikaanse Pers, Johannesburg.
Meintjes, J. (2010). Johannes Meintjes: London Diary, 1946 and 1958. New Anreith Publishers.
Meintjes, J. (1970). Round Table In Southern Africa 1948 — 1969. The National Association of Round Tables in South Africa. Dedicated to David Smith.
Meintjes, J. (1958). Die Soekendes. Johannesburg / Cape Town: Afrikaanse Pers-Boekhandel. Dedicated to Norman de la Hunt.
Meintjes, J. (1981). Eeu van Genade: NG Kerk van Molteno : 1881 — 1981. Molteno.
R.A.U. (1990). Homage to Johannes Meintjes. Johannesburg: R.A.U.
Opperman, K. (2007). Johannes Meintjes 1923 — 1980.
Doyle. A.C. (1903). The Great Boer War. London: Smith, Elder & Co.
Unger, F.W. (1977). With "Bobs" and Krüger. Experiences and Observations of an American War Correspondent in the Field with Both Armies. Cape Town: C. Struik.
Location: Johannesburg
Meintjes, J. (1963). Jeugjare 1923-1940. Molteno: Bamboesberg-Uitgewers.
Meintjes, J. (1961). Die Dagboek van Johannes Meintjes 1. 1941 — 1947. Molteno: Bamboesberg-Uitgewers.
Meintjes, J. (1972). Die Dagboek van Johannes Meintjes 2. 1947 — 1951. Molteno: Bamboesberg-Uitgewers.
Meintjes, J. (1975). Die Dagboek van Johannes Meintjes 3. 1951 — 1955. Molteno: Bamboesberg-Uitgewers.
Meintjes, J. (1970). General Loius Botha. London: Cassell.
Meintjes, J. (1947). Kamerade. Cape Town: Anreith Press.
Meintjes, J. (1951). Anton Anreith Sculptor. Cape Town: Juta & Co.
Meintjes, J. (1960). Complex Canvas. Johannesburg: Afrikaanse Pers — Boekhandel.
Meintjes, J. (1944). Maggie Laubser. Pretoria: H.A.U.M. v/h Jacques Dusseau & Co. & J.H. de Bussy.
Meintjes, J. (1948). Lyrical Work. Cape Town: Anreith Press.
Meintjes, J. (1948). Sebastiaan. Cape Town: Anreith Press.
Meintjes, J. (1974). Drop van Drome 1874 — 1974. Molteno: Munisipaliteit Molteno.
Meintjes, J. (1964). The Silent Conspiracy. London: Michael Joseph.
Meintjes, J. (1979). Der Burenkrieg 1899 — 1902. München: Welsermühl.
Meintjes, J. (1976). Die Anglo-Boereoorlog1899 — 1902 In Beeld. München: Welsermühl.
Meintjes, J. (1976). The Anglo- Boer War 1899 — 1902 A pictorial History. Cape Town & Johannesburg: C. Struik.
Meintjes, J. (1965). Olive Schriner Portrait of a Woman. Johannesburg: Hugh Keartland.
Meintjes, J. (1969). President Steyn. Cape Town: Nasionale Boekhandel Bpk.
Meintjes, J. (1969). Sword in the Sun The life and death of Gideon Scheepers. Cape Town: Tafelberg.
Meintjes, J. (1964). A. Lomax: Portrait of a South African village: Molteno 1894 — 1909. Molteno: Bamboesberg-Uitgewers.
Meintjes, J. (1971). Sandile The fall of the Xhosa Nation. Cape Town: T. V. Bulpin
Meintjes, J. (1966). De La Rey Lion of the West. Johannesburg: Hugh Keartland.
Meintjes, J. (1952). Die Blanke Stilte. Pretoria: Holloway-Boekhande.
Meintjes, J. (1955). Frontier Family. Meintjes. Johannesburg Central News Agency.
Meintjes, J. (1962). Die Singende Reën. Molteno: Bamboesberg — Uitgewers.
Meintjes, J. (1969). Stormberg The Lost Oppotunity. Cape Town Nasionale Boekhandel Bpk.
Meintjes, J. (1971). The Commandant General: The life and times of Petrus Johannes Joubert of the South African Republic 1831 — 1900. Cape Town: Tafelberg.
Meintjes, J. (1974). President Paul Kruger. London: Cassell &Co.
Meintjes, J. (1971). Sienbamba. Johannesburg: Afrikaanse Pers-Boekhandel.
Meintjes, J. (1970). Vader van sy Volk - Die lewe van President MT Steyn. Cape Town: Tafelberg.
Meintjes, J. (1964). Manor House. New York: Delacorte Press
Meintjes, J. (1964). Mallemeule. Meintjes, J.
Meintjes, J. (1975). Sasol 1950 — 1975. Tafelberg-uitgewers.
Meintjes, J. (1975). Sasol 1950 — 1975. Tafelberg-uitgewers.
Meintjes, J. (1973). The Voortrekkers: Story of the Great Trek and the Making of South Africa. Cassell, London.
Meintjes, J. (1973). The Voortrekkers: Story of the Great Trek and the Making of South Africa. Corgi Books, London
Meintjes, J. (1978). De Boeren Oorlog in Beeld. Fibula -Van Dishoeck, Haarlem.
Meintjes, J. (1963). Gister is Vandag. Afrikaanse Pers-Boekhandel. Johannesburg.
Meintjes, J. (1955). Stormsvlei. Afrikaanse Pers, Johannesburg.
Meintjes, J. (2010). Johannes Meintjes: London Diary, 1946 and 1958. New Anreith Publishers.
Meintjes, J. (1970). Round Table In Southern Africa 1948 — 1969. The National Association of Round Tables in South Africa. Dedicated to David Smith.
Meintjes, J. (1958). Die Soekendes. Johannesburg / Cape Town: Afrikaanse Pers-Boekhandel. Dedicated to Norman de la Hunt.
Meintjes, J. (1981). Eeu van Genade: NG Kerk van Molteno : 1881 — 1981. Molteno.
R.A.U. (1990). Homage to Johannes Meintjes. Johannesburg: R.A.U.
Opperman, K. (2007). Johannes Meintjes 1923 — 1980.
Doyle. A.C. (1903). The Great Boer War. London: Smith, Elder & Co.
Unger, F.W. (1977). With "Bobs" and Krüger. Experiences and Observations of an American War Correspondent in the Field with Both Armies. Cape Town: C. Struik.
Location: Johannesburg
Provenance:
Private collection, Johannesburg.
Notes:
Jeugjare 1923 — 1940. (1963) is signed by the author and numbered 458 from an edition of 1000 on the copy-right page. Inscribed by the previous owner on the front in-paper.
Die Dagboek van Johannes Meintjes 1. 1941 — 1947 (1961) is signed by author and inscribed 'Nov 1961' on the title page.
Die Dagboek van Johannes Meintjes 2. 1947 — 1951 (1972) is signed by author on the copy-rights page.
Die Dagboek van Johannes Meintjes 3. 1951 — 1955 (1975) is signed by author and inscribed Kersfees 1975 on the title page.
General Louis Botha (1970) has a signed and dated handwritten letter by the author adhered to the front in-paper addressed to Mr Woods.
Kamerade (1947) is inscribed with a note by the author reading "Vir Dirk met baie dank en baie goeie wense" on the front in-paper. Inscribed by the previous owner on the front in-paper.
Anton Anreith Sculptor (1951) has a signed bank cheque adhered to the front in-paper. Inscribed by the previous owner on the front in-paper.
Complex Canvas (1960) is inscribed with a note, signed and dated by the author reading "Vir mev T.C. Collins met waardening en goeie wense" on the front in-paper. Inscribed by the previous owner on the paste-down front in-paper.
Maggie Laubser (1944) has a signed bank cheque adhered to the front in-paper.
Lyrical Work (1948) is signed and inscribed by the author with an appreciation note on the front page dated 'Feb 1949'.
The Silent Conspiracy (1964) is signed by the author on the front in-paper.
The Anglo- Boer War 1899 — 1902 A Pictorial History (1976) is signed by the author on the title page.
Lomax: Portrait of a South African village: Molteno 1894-1909 (1964) is signed by the author and numbered no.415 on the copyrights page.
Die Singende Reën (1962) has a signed bank cheque adhered to the front in-paper.
The Commandant General: The life and times of Petrus Johannes Joubert of the South African Republic 1831 -1900 (1971) has a signed bank cheque adhered to the front in-paper.
President Paul Kruger (1974) has an Ex Libris Africana Bookstore, Pretoria.
Sienbamba. (1971) is signed and dated by the author on the copyrights page.
Mallemeule. (1964) is signed by the author on the front in-paper.
The Voortrekkers: Story of the Great Trek and the Making of South Africa (1973) (1) is signed and dated by the author on the front in-paper with an inscribed note that reads "To Jimmy — with all good wishes". Signed by author on the title page.
De Boeren Oorlog in Beeld. Fibula-Van Dishoeck, Haarlem (1978) has a signed bank check adhered onto the paste-down front in-paper.
Gister is Vandag (1963) is signed by previous owner on the front in-paper. Ex Libris African Litrature, Claudius Pereire.
Stormsvlei (1955) has a signed bank cheque adhered to the front in-paper.
Johannes Meintjes: London Diary, 1946 and 1958 (2010) is number 22 of a private edition limited to 1000 copies. Digitally signed on the front in-paper.
Eeu van Genade: NG Kerk van Molteno: 1881 — 1981 (1981) has a signed bank cheque on the copyrights page.
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Auction: VOLUMES: Timed Online Book Auction, ending 26th May, 2022
For the Love of Books
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