Posted on March 9th, 2010 by Ruth
They were established in 1986 and are a founder member of the the Southern African Book Dealers Association, dealing in rare, out of print and new books on a wide range of subjects relating to Southern Africa.
Some of their categories:
- Afrikaans literature
- Art
- Botanical
- Bushmen & Rock Art
- Mining & Geology
- Natal & Zululand
- Ornithology
- Signed & Inscribed books
- Travel
- Wild life …… and much more
Let them know if you want to receive a catalogue. They will also search for books relating to southern Africa and maintain an active list of wanted books.
They buy and sell out of print and new books.
Contact Details:
232 Long Street
8001
Cape Town
Tel: +27 21 424 6955
Fax: +27 21 424 0866
Email: selectb@mweb.co.za
Website:www.selectbooks.co.za
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Posted on March 4th, 2010 by Ruth
They are a busy and popular secondhand book store offering an extensive private collection that can be viewed by appointment or searched online.
Their second hand bookstore is one of the main attractions of the market. They also have a large number of fine and rare titles.
They also have a number of limited, signed or numbered editions, first editions from Ian Fleming, Wilbur Smith, J M Coetzee and other renowned authors.
Most of their collection can be searched online. They operate a mail-order service, both within South Africa and internationally and are able to scan or photograph any particular book and email it to you within one working day.
Contact Details:
Last Chance Books
21 Kelvin Place
Durban North 4051
Tel and Fax: +27 31 564 7121
Website: www.lastchancebooks.co.za
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Posted on March 3rd, 2010 by Ruth
They were established in 2008 and customers will also be able to visit their tea garden on Sundays and buy organic products. On top of that the owner, Esme van Bergen, is willing to receive customers at the book shop before and after business hours, by appointment.
Inside the bookshop you will find -
- English- and Afrikaans fiction
- Children’s books
- religious books
- Cookery books … and others
The book shop also has a large variety of First editions, rare and collectables, both paperback and hard covers. Have a look also at their new books at excellent prices.
Contact Details:
762 Fhrensch Street
Moreletta Park
Pretoria
Tel no: +27 12 9976261
Tel: +27 12 9976771
Cell: 0722136199
Cell:0724763362
Fax: 0866959157
Email: esanlu@telkomsa.net
Website: www.esanlu.co.za
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Posted on March 3rd, 2010 by Ruth
Looking for rare out of print books? Christison Rare Books operate mainly as a mail order dealership and they are members of the UK’s Provincial Booksellers Fairs Association and the Southern African Book Dealers Association. Although Christison Rare Books speciality is rarities, more commonplace books also have a place on their shelves.
They are specialists in the natural heritage, anthropology, military campaigns and lore of the region, and collections and single items are bought, and they travel in pursuit of worthwhile items.
They also have many years of experience in shipping rare books around the world. Afrikaans and Dutch Books can also be ordered.
Contact Details:
P.O. Box 24093
Sherwood
Port Elizabeth
6034
Tel/Fax: +27 41 371 4844
Cell: 073 290 2830
Email: antiquarian@antiquarian.co.za
Website: www.antiquarian.co.za
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Posted on March 3rd, 2010 by Ruth
Pulp Books focus is on quality fiction, non-fiction as well as picture books and their aim is to make reading accessible to everyone, so they keep their prices low to ensure everyone can share in the joy of reading.
Pulp Books are confident that no book bought from their bookshop will disappoint, and every title in their inventory has been chosen because it is outstanding in some way, even those books that aren’t famous. Pulp Books have gone out of their way and spent endless hours sourcing out the most special and intriguing books.
Of course, if you can’t find the book you want, Pulp will order it and deliver it to you. They also have access to hard-to-find and out-of-print books. Call them for sheer reading pleasure,
Contact Details:
Parkhurst
Johannesburg
Gauteng
2193
Tel:+27 82 903 0396
Website:www.pulpbooks.co.za
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