Antiquarian BookshopIn 1982 Carl Schlettwein began to sell antiquarian books by mail order. In the following years, he regularly published catalogues, until the Antiquarian Bookshop was opened at Klosterberg 21 in 1994. Since then, the bookshop in the medieval "Tscheggenbürlins Hus" has served as a showcase for the BAB. After a fire in October 2000, the house was renovated and the bookshop redesigned by Pierrette Schlettwein. It was reopened in October 2001, and visitors, in addition to browsing the books, can also view a potter's kiln from the 18th century as well as parts of the 12th/13th-century walls.
The bookshop stocks around 1,500 books on the entire African continent, with a focus on Namibia and southern Africa. For Namibia, there is also a stock of current titles. Maps for southern Africa are also offered for sale.
The book holdings can be searched online in a regionally organised catalogue or through a free word search.
Antiquitarian bookshop catalogue
Basler Afrika Bibliographien
Antiquarian Bookshop
Klosterberg 21
CH-4051 Basel
Switzerland
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Last update04.02.2011EVENTSNEW BAB PUBLICATIONSStiehle, Gertrud: Erika Sutter. Mit anderen Augen gesehen.Tvedten, Inge: “As Long as They Don’t Bury Me Here” Kangumu, Bennett: Contesting Caprivi Basler Afrika Bibliographien & District Six Museum : Fields of Play. Vergau, Hans-Joachim: Negotiating the Freedom of Namibia Jan-Bart Gewald: From Kaliloze to Karavina: The historical and current use and context of “Kaliloze witch guns” in Western Zambia Ruppel, Oliver C.: Women’s Rights and Customary Law in Namibia: A Conflict between Human and Cultural Rights? Lutz, Simon (comp.): REGISTRATUR AA.1 & AA.2 Heyn, Susanne (comp.): Registratur PA.41. Hulda Rautenberg (1913-2002). Buser, Hans: In Ghana at Independence Henrichsen, Dag; Jacobson, Naomi & Marshall, Karen (ed.): Israel Goldblatt Martin Chatfield Legassick: The Politics of a South African Frontier Hillebrecht, Werner: The Preservation of the Audio Heritage of Namibia. Tyson, Robin: Tools of the Regime. part of the Carl Schlettwein Stiftung
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