South Africa (nation)
Found in 3003 Collections and/or Records:
South African flowers of the Eastern Province
Twenty-three watercolours mounted on card, 12" x 16½". The paintings have pencilled titles and in some cases places and dates. They include agapanthus, antholyza, bellandonna lily, Cape Town bulbs, Cape honeysuckle (tecona-capensis), common olive, cyrtanthus, gladiolus, grenadilla, hybiscus, hyobanche sanguinea, iris, pelargonium, plumbago, sparaxis pendula and thistle.
South African history in pictures
A three-part series of black and white images on card designed to provide teachers with material to illustrate history lessons. The series includes a wide range of pictures, portraits and photographs. Titles and captions have been recorded as found and may contain offensive, inappropriate or outdated terms. The items are undated, but probably originate from between the 1960s and 1980s.
South African Museum, front view, Cape Town, 1902
102 x 75 mm. A view showing the front façade of the South African Museum in the Botanical Gardens. Inaugurated by proclamation in 1855, the Museum shifted to its present buildings in 1897.
South African papers of Killie Campbell
South African photograph album
[South African plain], 1929
61 x 48 mm.
South African sub-committee, 1930 - 1934
Minutes, correspondence and secretary notes.
South African Trade Union History, 1913 - 1983
Material collected by Hepple while researching the history of the trade union movement, workers' organisations and industrial relations in South Africa.
South African watercolours, 1933
Forty-two prints of watercolours, 8½'' x 6½'', relating mainly to the Zambesi expedition of 1861-1865, including some captions and pencil notes.
South and East Africa, 1880s
South end, Pietermaritzburg, 1875 - 1880
170 x 107 mm. A view from the market square looking our over the rooftops of South Pietermaritzburg. Two distant buildings have been numbered '1' and '2' on the actual print, they are presumably of some import but are here unidentified.
South gun firing, Khambi looking on, 1901
115 x 95 mm.
South gun, Vryheid, 1901
115 x 95 mm. Shows artillery piece and soldier looking through a telescope.
South gun, Vryheid, 1901
115 x 95 mm.
South gun, Vryheid Hill, 1901
115 x 95 mm. Shows Colonel Frederick Adam, mounted, in front of the gun.
Southern African collection of Wren Robinson
Papers and photographs regarding Lesotho and South Africa.
Southern African tour, 1948 - 1950
Forty-five black and white photographs relating to the Aid tour of 1950. There are 27 captioned portrait photographs of the members of the tour party taken c. 1948-1950. The remaining images comprise group pictures and scenes from the schoolboys' time in Africa, some labelled and dated, including two mounted on card. There is an accompanying manuscript list of names.
Spandenkopf [Spandau Kop] seen from above the clouds, Division Graaff-Reinet, 1900 - 1910
219 x 154 mm. Showing the summit of Spandua Kop in the Sneeuberg range appearing through a bank of cloud. An older print than the others in this collection and photographed from a neighbouring mountain.
Spare wagons, 1901
115 x 95 mm.
Spectators at Tshonque Show, Umbombo [Ubombo] District, 1930 - 1950
151 x 102 mm. Showing men and women from various racial groups seated on the grass.
Spion Kop, 1901
115 x 95 mm. Three images of a grazing horse, probably that ridden by the mounted officer in Y3058H/15.
Spion Kop, 1901
115 x 95 mm. Officer mounted on horse.
Sports Vryheid, 1901
300 x 85 mm. panoramic view of the crowd watching games.
Spot where Prince Imperial fell, 1879 - 1880
196 x 135 mm. Showing the temporary wooden cross erected to mark the spot where Prince Louis Napoleon died in June 1879. The inscription reads: 'In Memoriam Louis Napoleon Prince Imperial of France who fell near this spot 1 June 1879. Erected by the Royal Scots Fusiliers.'
Spot where Taffy Long was taken prisoner, 1950 - 1970
152 x 205 mm. 'Mr van Tonder then pointed out the spot where Taffy Long was taken prisoner. He was a very brave man and refused to put his hands up. The strikers then had to run the gauntlet through the Transvaal Scottish and the Railway Police who tried to inflict wounds on them'.