Rhodesian books for sale

Hi all,

I've the following Rhodesian books for sale
Photos on request
Postage is extra; I've noted the weight, you can find postage rate on "colissimo" website (sending from FRANCE)

- TAMING THE LANDMINE . Peter STIFF
GALAGO 1986 128 pages
b&w photos
the book is covered with kraft paper and in VGC
the book weighs 1120 grams
100 €

- SELOUS SCOUTS TOP SECRET WAR (hardback). Lt R.R DALY as told to Peter STIFF
GALAGO 1982 432 pages
colour and b&w photos
the book has a plastic cover and is in VGC
the book weighs 1060 grams
100 €

- CONTACT 1. John LOVETT
GALAXIE PRESS 1977 240 pages
b&w and colourphotos Roll of Honour and photos af all the Rhodesian honours and awards
the book is covered with kraft paper and in VGC
the book weighs 1590 grams
100 €

- THE ELITE RHODESIAN SAS PICTORIAL. Barbara COLE (signed book)
THREE KNIGHTS 167 pages
colour and b&w photos
the book is covered with kraft paper and in VGC
the book weighs 1000 grams
100 €

- ECHOES OF AN AFRICAN WAR. Chas LOTTER
COVOS DAY 197 pages
colour and b&w photos
the book is in new condition
the book weighs 1330 grams
30 €

- RHODESIAN SOLDIER AND OTHERS WHO FOUGHT. Chas LOTTER
GALAGO 194 111 pages
colour and b&w photos
the book is covered with kraft paper and in VGC
the book weighs 1080 grams
100 €


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Didier

Hi, I am interested in getting one of the original Rhodesian books, and can be very pricey elsewhere, which book would you say has the most militaria and uniforms as a reference?

hands down the most historically significant in that list would be Contact 1, this was printed by galaxie press in rhodesia during the war. Coffee table book , hundreds of great photos. That's a great price for it too.

The Elite pictorial has lots of excellent pics, and would give that as being the second best book on the list. Just IMHO.

Camo fleur wrote:Hi, I am interested in getting one of the original Rhodesian books, and can be very pricey elsewhere, which book would you say has the most militaria and uniforms as a reference?  

zvez wrote:hands down the most historically significant in that list would be Contact 1, this was printed by galaxie press in rhodesia during the war. Coffee table book , hundreds of great photos. That's a great price for it too.

The Elite pictorial has lots of excellent pics, and would give that as being the second best book on the list. Just IMHO.

Camo fleur wrote:Hi, I am interested in getting one of the original Rhodesian books, and can be very pricey elsewhere, which book would you say has the most militaria and uniforms as a reference?  

Hi

I agree with you: Contact is the first reference as Rhodesian military book and SAS Pictorial is dedicated to the "Elite" (this was this I like the much)

A little trivia for you, I met Barbara Cole and the Three knights in transkei many years ago. In the pictorial the photo of nkomo's lusaka house as it stood when the book was published (basically a foundation) that the sas attacked during the war. ON a stop in Lusaka I went there and took the pic, ca. 1984/85. Barbara had asked me to as I met her when the first book THE ELITE came out, a briliant book.

bousquet123 wrote:

zvez wrote:hands down the most historically significant in that list would be Contact 1, this was printed by galaxie press in rhodesia during the war. Coffee table book , hundreds of great photos. That's a great price for it too.

The Elite pictorial has lots of excellent pics, and would give that as being the second best book on the list. Just IMHO.

Camo fleur wrote:Hi, I am interested in getting one of the original Rhodesian books, and can be very pricey elsewhere, which book would you say has the most militaria and uniforms as a reference?  

Hi

I agree with you:  Contact is the first reference as Rhodesian military book and SAS Pictorial is dedicated to the "Elite" (this was this I like the much)

zvez wrote:A little trivia for you, I met Barbara Cole and the Three knights in transkei many years ago. In the pictorial the photo of nkomo's lusaka house as it stood when the book was published (basically a foundation) that the sas attacked during the war. ON a stop in Lusaka I went there and took the pic, ca. 1984/85. Barbara had asked me to as I met her when the first book THE ELITE came out, a briliant book.

bousquet123 wrote:

zvez wrote:hands down the most historically significant in that list would be Contact 1, this was printed by galaxie press in rhodesia during the war. Coffee table book , hundreds of great photos. That's a great price for it too.

The Elite pictorial has lots of excellent pics, and would give that as being the second best book on the list. Just IMHO.

Camo fleur wrote:Hi, I am interested in getting one of the original Rhodesian books, and can be very pricey elsewhere, which book would you say has the most militaria and uniforms as a reference?  

Hi

I agree with you:  Contact is the first reference as Rhodesian military book and SAS Pictorial is dedicated to the "Elite" (this was this I like the much)

Thnaks for the info, several photos on the book are from Henry LEPETIT a French who is now an artist