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REPRINTS ««
 In
response to frequent requests by members to make long out-of-print volumes
available again, in 2006 the VRS decided to re-publish selected
volumes from its First and Second Series.
To distinguish these
from the originals, the reprints are quite different in appearance
- they are A5-sized paperbacks with light blue paper covers. In no way are
they meant to compete with the originals. Their chief value lies in
their content, which again becomes available to the public after
many decades. Copies may be purchased from the VRS. (NB Delivery may
take some time as reprinting is done in batches of ten).
First Series: Volume
1.
Reports of De Chavonnes and his Council, and of Van Imhoff, on the
Cape.
First Series: Volume
2.
Mentzel, O.F. - Life at the Cape in the mid-eighteenth century,
being the biography of Rudolph Siegfried Allemann.
First Series: Volume
3.
De
Mist, J.A. - Memorandum containing recommendations for the form and
administration of government at the Cape of Good Hope, 1802.
First Series: Volume
4.
Mentzel, O.F. - A geographical-topographical description of the Cape
of Good Hope. Part I
First Series: Volume
5. Collectanea
First Series: Volume
6.
Mentzel, O.F. - A geographical-topographical description of the Cape
of Good Hope. Part II
First Series: Volume 8.
The
Wreck of the Grosvenor
First Series: Volume
25.
Mentzel, O.F. - A geographical-topographical description of the Cape
of Good Hope. Part III.
Second Series: Volume 6. Sparrman, A. - Voyage to the Cape of
Good Hope, 1772-1776. Part I
Second Series: Volume 7. Sparrman, A. - Voyage to the Cape of
Good Hope, 1772-1776. Part II
New for 2010
(available May 2010 or thereabouts):
First Series
Volume 12: Journals of the expedition of the Honourable
Ensign Olof Bergh [1682 and 1683] and Isaq Schrijver [1689];
transcribed and translated into English and edited . . . by Dr E.E.
Mossop. (R120)
First Series Volume 15: The Journal of Hendrik Jacob Wikar
[1799] with an English translation by A.W. van der Horst; and
the Journals of Jacobus Coetse Jansz [1760] and Willem van Reenen
[1791] translated and edited by Dr E.E. Mossop.
(R130)
R240
the set (vols 12 and 15)
PRICES:
Vols 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 8: ZAR 75 (members) ZAR 100 (non-members), in RSA only, plus packing and postal charges.
ZAR 180 plus packing and postage in neighbouring states and ZAR 250 plus packing and postage in
all other countries.
Vol 3: ZAR 110 (members) ZAR 135 (non-members), in RSA only, plus packing and postal charges.
ZAR 200 plus packing and postage in neighbouring states and ZAR 280 plus packing and postage in
all other countries.
Vol 25: ZAR 120 (members) ZAR 145 (non-members), in RSA only, plus packing and postal charges.
ZAR 230 plus packing and postage in neighbouring states and ZAR 320 plus packing and postage in
all other countries.
Series II, Vols 6 and 7: ZAR 80 each plus packing and postal
charges (members) ZAR 100 (non-members), in RSA only, ZAR 180 plus packing and postage in neighbouring states and ZAR 250 plus packing and postage in
all other countries.
PRICES
TO BOOKSHOPS AVAILABLE ON REQUEST
POSTAGES:
ZAR 30
per parcel of 3 or less volumes (local); ZAR 65 per parcel of 3 or
less volumes (neighbouring countries); ZAR 75 per parcel of 3 or
less volumes (all other countries). Land/sea mail only.
Please note that full payment must
be made before any items are supplied. Payment details are given
below the form. However, the Society might need to contact you, once
they have calculated postage, to inform you of the total amount due.
Please
complete the following form to order a VRS reprint:
Cheques
must be made payable to The Van Riebeeck Society
Mail
to: P.O. Box 15151, Vlaeberg 8018, Republic of South Africa
Monies may also be deposited directly into our bank account:
Account Holder: Van Riebeeck Society
Bank: Standard Bank of South Africa
Branch: Adderley Street, Cape Town
Branch Code: 02 000 9
Account Number: 07 051 2035
Account Type: Current Account
SWIFT code (for international transfers): SBZAZAJJ
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