London, George Bell and Sons, 1900 [Bell's Indian and Colonial Library edition]. Signed in pencil 'F. Ware, May 14th, 1900', presumably [Sir] Fabian Ware KCVO KBE CB CMG (1869-1949), founder of the Imperial War Graves Commission and sometime Director of Education in the Transvaal. With the later bookplate and ownership..... More

Melbourne, A.H. Massina & Co., 1900. Provenance: 'E.C. Tatchell' is written in pencil on the front flyleaf. Captain Edward Charles Tatchell was Commander of E Company, 5th Contingent, Victorian Mounted Rifles. Loosely inserted is a vintage snapshot (approximately 75 × 85 mm) showing (presumably) Tatchell in uniform, with a much..... More

London, John Murray, 1903 [Murray's Imperial Library edition]. The letters were written to Sir Bartle Frere 'in regular succession, from a date shortly before the war broke out.... The writer is a man who has long been resident in South Africa, and has held more the position of onlooker than..... More

London, T. Fisher Unwin, 1907 [Colonial Edition]. The author's account of his military service in India and South Africa, which culminated in his imprisonment and discharge. 'A victim of pseudo-discipline in the army, and reduced to the ranks without a chance to defend himself, he has written a work intended..... More

London, Cassell, 1992. With the bookplate of Grattan Wheaton [OAM], his ownership signature and inscribed date of purchase. More

Yarrawonga, Yarrawonga-Mulwala R&SL Sub-Branch, 1995. Not least, the 59th Battalion, the 8th Light Horse, and the Boer War. More

South Melbourne, Oxford University Press, 2001. The Australian Centenary History of Defence. Volume 1. More

Barnsley, Pen and Sword Military, 2006. With the bookplate of Grattan Wheaton [OAM], and his inscribed date of purchase. More

McCrae, Slouch Hat Publications, 2007. Not least, Dods was at Sunnyside with the Queensland Mounted Infantry, at Anzac with the 5th Light Horse Regiment, and the Somme with the 1st Division AIF. More

[Swanbourne, Burridge, undated 1980s facsimile edition]/ [1911]. The Burridge reprint editions from this period were limited to not more than 300 copies, and this facsimile rarely appears on the open market. More

Incomplete personal reminiscences by John Matthew Clark (foolscap folio, 6 pages of manuscript offered with these poems) indicate he embarked in Sydney for South Africa in April 1900, disembarking at Bera on 17 May. The memoir ('Ridges & Valleys') starts out promisingly: lions v picketed-out horses, a 380-mile trek to..... More

With the stamp of 'J. Gazard, 111 King Wm. St., Adelaide' on the verso of one image, together with a pencilled caption reading 'The National Memorial to the SA troops who fought in South African War. Unveiled by the Governor of SA at Adelaide June 6, 1904'. One image shows..... More