Compilation of case studies in social development in West Africa, 1974, 159 pages, Copies located in: Stanford, Calif.; Yale; Northwestern, Illinois; University of Illinois, Urbana; Boston University

• Case Studies from Ghana, by Y.Shamoah (English)
• Case Studies from Sierra Leone, by Mrian J.T.Kamara (English)
• Case Studies from Togo, by H.Eklou (French)
• Case Studies from Madagascar, by M.Monteiro (French)
• French Translations of Case Studies from East Africa (Volume One):
• Case Studies from Ethiopia, by Seyoum Gebra Selassie
• Case Studies from Kenya, by J.S.Nyaribo
• Case Studies from Malawi, by R.Manda
• Case Studies from Mauritius, by E.Roche
• Case Studies from Tanzania, by P.J.Mhaiki
• Case Studies from Uganda, by G.M.Ssenkoloto
• Case Studies from Zambia, by V.G.Nyirenda

Relationship between social work education and national social development planning. 2nd ASWEA conference Lome, Togo, 1974, 69 pages, Copies located in: Library of Congress, Washington D.C.; Northwestern University, Illinois; Michigan State, Michigan; Baker & Taylor Inc. Tech Serv and Prod dev., North Carolina; Columbia University, N.Y.; Hunter College, N.Y.; Case Western Reserve, Ohio; Bibliotheque Universitaire de Metz, France.

Curricula of Schools of Social Work and Community Development Training Centres in Africa Ethiopia, 1974, 127 pages, Copies located in: Library of Congress, Washington D.C.; Boston Univ. Cape Town

Directory of social welfare activities in Africa. 3rd Edition, Ethiopia, 1975, 126 pages, Copies located in: Northwestern Uni., Ill.

Report of ASWEA’s workshop on “Techniques of teaching and methods of field work evaluation”. Proceedings of the Debre Zeit Workshop, Ethiopia, 1975, 85 pages, Copies located in: Northwestern Univ., Ill.; Library of Congress, Washington D.C.; University of Illinois, Ill.

The second set, comprising three volumes, contains a series of drawings and proof plates for Andrew Smith's "Illustrations of the Zoology of South Africa", published as a result of the expedition into the interior, from 1834-1836, undertaken by Smith, and sponsored by the Cape of Good Hope Association for Exploring Central Africa.
The drawings are mostly the work of G.H. Ford, with a few by C.D. Bell and H. Lowe. Most of the drawings are the originals to the plates in the work mentioned, while others have never been published. The proofs are nearly all first proofs with the names of the animals in Smith's own handwriting and show, in many cases, the progress in the determination of the species.

Key to the photographs, numbered 1-66, including a note by Professor Maingard saying that the handwriting was Miss Wilman's, dated 15 September 1955 (see the digitised item).

Containing adverts for the following:
Brylcreem; Vicks; Daraprim; Beecham' Pills; Juno Junipah

Brochure which was published and sold for the benefit of the Strike Victims Dependants Relief Fund, by the Committee.

Included in the publication is the print of a photograph of General Jan Smuts at the age of 29, with a note that the authenticity of the portrait has been questioned. Further included a sketch by Jim Edwards, entitled 'Killed at Benoni, March 1922, and listing the victims.

Geldenhuis Deep mine, Johannesburg

Geldenhuis Deep mine, Johannesburg

Including Jabavu clinic (Ellen Hellmann photograph); concrete bunks in Chinese compound; Alliance steam laundry; milkman with hanging milk bottles; Fordsburg after the Red Revolt on the Rand; Benoni during Red Revolt; Brakpan commando; sabotage of train; Ferreirastown with African workers moving their dead (Red Revolt?); armoured car in Alberton; 1913 strike with police at Old Market square; Garrison of Fordsburg police station; troops rushed to Turffontein; Fordsburg trenches