South Africa (nation)
Found in 3616 Collections and/or Records:
[White flower], 1969-01
The majority of these were taken in the north of the province; at Magoebaskoof (two visits); Tzaneen (including a sequence showing sisal growing and processing); Vendaland in the extreme north and a few coming south to Orhigstad and Graskop. A group taken at Mala Mala camp is assumed to be in the Transvaal, though the precise location has not been found. The section concludes with a visit to a fishing lodge at Dulstroom in December 1969.
White rhino and 30-hours old calf, Pretoriuskop, with KB, S, N, 1968-04
White rhino and 30-hours old calf, Pretoriuskop, with KB, S, N, 1968-04
White Rhino, Pretoriuskop, 1968-02
Wild ?gladiolus, Cape Point, 1968-03
Wild ?Iris near Hermanus, 1968-03
Wildebeest, 1969-12
Wine cellar with fermenting vats, 1925
203 x 151 mm. Showing rows of wine barrels and other viticultural equipment in a wine cellar.
Witch Doctress [historic title], 1880
The print is initialled 'SA'.
Witwatersrand Gold Mining Company, Knight's Battery, 1888
193 x 124 mm. Showing the stamp battery buildings in the course of erection. William Knight came to the Witwatersrand in July 1886 and formed Knight's Witwatersrand Gold Mining Company which was registered on 8th January 1887. This was the first Rand Gold Mining Company to be registered in the Transvaal.
Witwatersrand main reef workings, showing banket formation, 1888
190 x 125 mm. Showing neatly excavated trenches on the Witwatersrand, with groups of miners digging in the background. Banket is rock containing pebbles and is associated with the presence of gold.
Witwatersrand University, Johannesburg, 1950
A collection of small postcards measuring 83 x 58 mm., captioned in letterpress on the reverse. Photographs by Art Co. The captions have been used as titles and have been recorded as found.
Wolf cub enrolment, Miss Warner + Cubs and Helpers. 1936 or so, Sophiatown, 1936
100 X 65 mm. This loose print is somewhat puzzling. The preceding details are written on the back (not in Canham's hand). Sophiatown was an African suburb of Johannesburg, and in 1936 Canham was at Oxford. Possibly it was given to him by a friend in view of his interest in young people.
[Woman, with child, washing clothes by a stream], 1920 - 1930
A collection of high quality photographs, measuring 210 x 160 mm, mounted on black album sheets. They are uncaptioned but most have been identified from books on the Cape and on South African architecture; 25-31 are almost certainly photographs of Zulu peoples; the remainder are less clearly identified. Photographer unknown.
Wonderboom tree near Pretoria, 1900 - 1910
205 x 152 mm. Showing the large old wild fig tree (over 1000 years old) in the Wonderboom Reserve. With a horse and cart standing in front of the foliage.
Wood cutting party returning, 1901
210 x 85 mm. View of an infantry column with more infantry or wagons in the distance.
Wooden sledge carrying children to school, Pondoland, 1942
154 x 98 mm.
Wooden stockade outside Shangaan hut, 1950
155 x 205 mm.
Wool market, Port Elizabeth, Cape, 1925
202 x 138 mm. Showing sacks filled with wool in a large warehouse and a group of graders posed in the centre of the photograph.
Worcester - from Hangmans Hill, 1880
Worcester - general view, 1880
Worcester - market square, town hall, and English church, 1880
The print is initialled 'SA'.
Worcester, street in, 1900 - 1910
180 x 147 mm. A view looking along an unsurfaced, tree lined street in Worcester in the Western Cape at the foot of the Hex River Mountains and near the Breede River.
Wren Robinson Collection on South Africa
A collection of photographs of Basutoland (now Lesotho) and Zululand, some loose, some in albums, taken or collected by Mrs Wren Robinson while engaged in educational and welfare work. Most have handwritten captions either underneath or on the back by Mrs Robinson. The prints are kept with her papers at RCMS 220.
Wylie's Poort on the main road to Messina, N. Transvaal, 1925
203 x 152 mm. A view looking along the road towards the vertical rock gorge through which it runs. Two motorcars stand parked on the wooden bridge in the foreground.