Campbell Collections
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| The game of Polo |
The game of Polo. |
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| The gamblers |
The gamblers |
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| The gallant Guards Brigade marching on Brandfort, Boer War, S.A. |
The gallant Guards Brigade marching on Brandfort, Boer War, S.A. |
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| The future is ours, let's begin today. |
The future is ours, lets begin today. |
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| The Funeral |
Black and white scene of a family weeping over their loved one during a funeral. |
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| The fountain, the Gardens, Cape Town |
The Fountain, the Gardens, Cape Town |
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| The Formidable |
The Formidable, Portishead. |
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| The floating dock in Durban bay |
The floating dock in Durban bay |
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| The Fish Pond |
The fish pond - Amos family photograph. |
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| The first students of secondary school, Adams mission 1951 |
The first students of secondary school, Adams Collecge 1951 |
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| The first shacks to be demolished at Havilland Road , Thusini, December 1956 |
The first shacks to be demolished at Havilland Road , Thusini, December 1956 Col. Neg. sheet 16 3F B/W Neg. sheet 418 1D |
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| The first newspaper at the Cape, published in 1800, was The Cape Town Gazette and African Advertiser, which eventually became today's Government Gazette |
The first newspaper at the Cape, published in 1800, was The Cape Town Gazette and African Advertiser, which eventually became today's Government Gazette. A shell picture story, South African history in pictures, Part III: 1796-1825 |
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| The fight between Ngcobos and Qadis. |
The fight between Ngcobos and Qadis Amazwi abasifazane memory cloth project. |
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| The fight between Ngcobos and Qadis at Esikebheni 1954. |
The fight between Ngcobos and Qadis that took place at Skebheni in 1954. Many people lost their lives. |
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| The ferry |
The ferry Port Alfred |
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| The Feather Market Hall, Port Elizabeth |
The Feather Market Hall, Port Elizabeth |
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| The fashionable Promenade Street, Johannesburg |
The fashionable Promenade Street, Johannesburg |
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| The famous cheque which was used as payment for the purchase of the Kimberly Diamond Mine, represents the greatest amount ever drawn in one sum, in the Worl's History |
The famous cheque which was used as payment for the purchase of the Kimberly Diamond Mine, represents the greatest amount ever drawn in one sum, in the Worl's History |
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| The family fleeing their houses |
The family fleeing their houses |
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| The family |
The family |