Campbell Collections
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| Margaret Ellen Louise Metcalf |
Notes on back of photograph : "For Monty. Dec: 1894" "Margaret Ellen Louise Metcalf" (written in pencil in a different handwriting)
Printed on back of photograph: |
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| Margaret Ellen Louise Erskine in Queenstown |
Label on back of photograph :
"Margaret Ellen Louise Erskine in Queenstown". Identification from original album. Original photograph in KCL red bound Ph. Album in the Erskine MSS, p. 18. Album donated to KCL by Mr. M. Elton Mills, January 1984.
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| Margaret Ellen Louise Erskine (born Metcalf) |
Label on back of photograph :
Margaret Ellen Louise Erskine (born Metcalf) Original photograph in KCL red bound Ph. album in the Erskine MSS,p. 17. Photograph album donated to KCL by Mr. M. Elton Mills, January 1984.
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| Margaret and Montagu Erskine, with Elsie Erskine and four children |
Label on back of photograph :
Margaret Ellen Louise Erskine holding Shiela [Shelah]. |
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| Marcus George |
Marcus, george fl 1849-60 |
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| Marble quarries, Port Shepstone |
Marble quaries, Port Shepstone |
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| Marais Street, Stellenbosch, Cape Town |
Marais Street, Stellenbosch |
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| Marais street Stellenbosch |
Marais street, Stellenbosch |
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| Maquenda | ||
| Maputo |
Maputo - Scene of modern square houses in village with road, trees and mountains. |
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| Mapogga woman |
Mapogga woman, 12.7.1962 |
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| Mapogga woman |
Mapogga woman, 12.7.1962 |
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| Map showing route of SS German |
Black and white map of SS German. |
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| Map of Swaziland |
Map of Swaziland |
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| Manyawuza's beads |
Manyawuza and her beads. |
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| Many seated figures watching skills between two worriors |
WCP 1045 Many seated figures watching skills between the two worriors. Zulu homestead in background. |
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| Mankulumana |
Mankulumana 1890-1913 |
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| Manilla:Bronze |
Manilla currency in Northen Nigeria was used by Portuguese to purchase slaves. It was slave-trade currency. |
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| Manilla:Bronze |
Manilla currency in Northen Nigeria was used by Portuguese to purchase slaves. It was slave-trade currency. |
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| Manilla: Bronze |
Manilla currency in Northen Nigeria was used by Portuguese to purchase slaves. It was slave-trade currency. |