Engraving
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| Serai of Ali Pashia his two sons. |
Black and white a town in Joan. |
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| Cape de verd carmel and lous of Africa |
Black and white engraving of African animals in the forest. |
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| Interview between Comm. Odore Byron and the Natives |
Black and white scene of Commander O'dore Byron having a meeting with the natives. |
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| Senegal: Circumcision Cermony |
Black and white scene of a ceremmony of male circumcision in Senegal. |
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| The Jaggas People of Africa (B) |
B;ack and white portrait of an African man holdin a shield. |
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| Inhabitants of new Caledoma |
Black and white scene of human figures starting a new life in Caledoma. |
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| Villa of the Prince of Bisconi |
Black and white scene of a home of a Prince. |
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| Different ways of traveling in Congo (C) |
Black and white scene showing different ways of traveling in Congo. |
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| 'Calmuc Tartar |
Black and white scene of human figures enjoying sunset. |
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| Plan of Cape Town Fort |
Black and white plan of Cape Town Fort. |
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| Prospect of the Cape of Good Hope |
Black and white scene of the Cape of Good Hope. |
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| The Hottentot Man |
Black and white portrait of a Hottentot Man. |
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| 'Natural history of men' |
Black and white scenes of the history of men including the Hottentots and Africans. |
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| "Mameie de se Salverle matui en Guinle" |
Black and white scene of two men meeting and shaking hands outside a hut. |
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| The Negros of Kachao |
Black and white scene of human figures in Kachao. |
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| Hottentots trying a criminal at the Court (C) |
Black and white scene of Hottentots trying a criminal in court. |
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| Hottentot Homestead and Corn Grinder |
Black and white scene of a Hottentot homestead and a corn grinder. |
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| The Jaggas People of Africa |
Black and white portrait of the Jaggas people of Africa showing their method of hunting. |
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| Different ways of traveling in Congo (B) |
Black and white scene showing the different ways of traveling in Congo. |
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| 'The King of Congo' |
Black and white scene of the King of Congo addressing his subjects. |