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  • Family letters to J . W. Grobbelaar 
    Grobbelaar, J. W. (Stellenbosch : Antarctic Legacy Project, 2012-10-24)
    Letters frrom J.W. Grobbelaar's family written to him during the year he spent at Antarctica.
  • The Harrismith Cronicle article 
    Van Wyk, Theo (Stellenbosch : Antarctic Legacy Project, 2011-07-01)
    An article that was published on 4 August 1962 in The Harrismith Cronicle about Theo van Wyk who would present a slide show about his experiences with SANAE 1.
  • Letter from radio presenter to Grobbelaar's fiancée 
    Grobbelaar, J. W. (Stellenbosch : Antarctic Legacy Project, 2012-10-25)
    An Afrikaans letter by radio presenter Willie Kotze, inviting J.W. Grobbelaar's fiancée to be part of his program broadcasting messages to the SANAE team.
  • Notes accompanying flowers J.W. Grobbelaar sent to his fiancée 
    Grobbelaar, J. W. (Stellenbosch : Antarctic Legacy Project, 2012-10-24)
    Notes accompanying the flowers that were delivered to J.W. Grobbelaar's fiancée during his time at SANAE. He had arranged beforehand via the Department of Transport to have the flowers delivered to her in his absence.
  • SANAE gids vir ekspedisielede 
    Department of Transport (Stellenbosch : Antarctic Legacy Project, 2012-10-25)
    Afrikaans Guidelines for team members embarking on an expedition to Antarctica.
  • Sanniespos 
    Grobbelaar, J. W. (Stellenbosch : Antarctic Legacy Project, 2012-10-24)
    Newsletter made by the team members of SANAE 9, humorously documenting their personal experiences at the base.
  • Telegrams and letters from J.W. Grobbelaar to his fiancée 
    Grobbelaar, J. W. (Stellenbosch : Antarctic Legacy Project, 2012-10-24)
    Telegrams and letters from J.W. Grobbelaar to his fiancée, sent during his time at SANAE where he served as the radio technician.
  • Telegrams from SANAE 
    Czanik, Huub (2011-10-05)
    Telegrams from SANAE from Huub Czanik to his family. The collection illustrates his initial optimism on arrival, experiences at the base and gradual shift in attitude and focus.