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'Gone to Earth' |
Color scene of travellers with their horses. |
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Letter to W Sykes | |
'St Salvador' |
Black and white engraved scene of St Salvador a Portuguees sailing on the river of Lelunda in the Kingdom of Congo. |
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Scene of a flat country with flat topped hills |
Scene from a flat country with a flat topped hill. |
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Hottentot Homestead |
Black nd white engraving of a Hottentot homestead. |
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'Dance at the Mosque' |
Black and white engraving scene of Hottentots dancing at the Mosque. |
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"Ukhezo" |
A medium sized wooden carved ladle with a burnt designed handle. |
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Isitsha |
Wooden carved dish with two handles on each side, from Nongoma in KwaZulu- Natal. |
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Tshomane (Childhood) Smoking the the baby over a fire of herbs ( umshunqiso wezinyamazane) |
Tshomane (Childhood) Smoking the the baby over a fire of herbs ( shunqisela ngezinyamazane) |
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Beauty of the kraal |
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Native Zulu man and his wives |
Native Zulu man and his wves |
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Howick Fall, Natal |
Howick Falls, Natal |
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Trekking with an Ox-Wagon, Cape Town |
Trekking with an Ox-Wagon, Cape Town |
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Bloemhof Girls High School |
Bloemhof Girls High School, Stellenbosch |
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The sands and Marine Hotel, Somerset Strand, Cape Town |
The sands and Marine Hotel, Somerset Strand, Cape Town |
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Mountin Ridge to Camps Bay; Kloof Road, Camps Bay, Mountain Tramway, Pine Forest, Cape Town |
Mountin Ridge to Camps Bay; Kloof Road, Camps Bay, Mountain Tramway, Pine Forest, Cape Town |
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Parliament house |
Parliament street |
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Ships at the bay of Cape Town |
Ships at the bay of Cape Town |
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" Ukhezo" |
Long wooden spoon known as Ukhezo, The handle has carvings on it and it belonged to Mrs. Bambokwakhe Nzama from Ekhombe near Nkandl in KwaZulu- Natal. |
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Letter to Rev. Robert Selby Taylor |