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119 x 82 mm. glossy print.

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103 x 75 mm. Group portrait of missionary men and women posed on the verandah steps of an unidentified house. Identified on the reverse are: T.B.R. Westgate, Mr Verbi, Mr Reece, Bishop Peel, Mr Briggs, Rev. E. Doulton, Rev. Deeks, Rev. George Wright, Rev. S. King, Mrs King, Mrs Doulton, Katie Miller, (?)Agneta Peel, Mrs Pickthall, Bertha Attlee.

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163 x 118 mm. Group portrait. Identified on the reverse are: (back row) T.B.R. Westgate, Agneta Peel, Mrs Pickthall, Mrs Doulton, Miss Ackerman, Mr J.H. Briggs; (front row) Rev. H. Cole, Mrs Cole (? and Norah), Bishop W.G. Peel, Mrs Peel, Mrs Deekes, Mr D. Deekes, Dr E.J. Baxter.

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157 x 112 mm. Group portrait of missionary men and women, presumably posed while on a picnic or other outing. Figures identified on the reverse are: Mrs Rees, Miss Ackerman, Mrs Pickthall, Miss Thwaites, Henrietta and Dorothy Westgate, Miss Fendt, Miss Spriggs.

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157 x 112 mm. Group portrait of missionary men and women, presumably posed while on a picnic or other outing. Figures identified on the reverse are: Mrs Rees, Miss Ackerman, Mrs Pickthall, Miss Thwaites, Henrietta and Dorothy Westgate, Miss Fendt, Miss Spriggs.

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156 x 112 mm.

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100 x 75 mm. Group portrait taken in the open air of missionaries taking tea. Westgate and Miss Forsythe are identified on the reverse. Rev, E. Doulton is seated fourth from the right.

Scope and Contents 214 x 155 mm. A view looking down on an open coach and escort entering the Residency drive. The occupants of the coach are hidden but the occasion is possibly the visit of Dr Stuhlmann, acting Governor of German East Africa, who arrived in Zanzibar later on the same day as Prince Adalbert and whose carriage ‘was attended by a section of the mounted Body Guard’ (‘Zanzibar Gazette’, February 15th 1905). Stuhlmann visited the Residency for luncheon on Sunday February 12th 1905 and was decorated...

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165 x 215 mm.

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From 90 x 80 mm to 210 x 155mm. Images showing the growing, picking, husking, drying and baling of coconuts.

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160 x 190 mm.

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107 x 81 mm. Showing a large plantation of palm trees.

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210 x 150 mm. A view looking along a plantation road towards groves of palm trees and thatched huts. Another copy of this print can be found at Y3047/20.

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211 x 149 mm. A view looking along a country path leading between groves of coconuts.

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160 x 210 mm.

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141 x 86 mm. Showing a grove of palm trees with a European figure standing in the foreground.

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210 x 160 mm. Showing two people stood outside a white thatched building which has 'Welcom Munticalo Clob' crudely written on the wall.

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294 x 213 mm. A view showing the coffin, covered in wreaths and with Mathews’ helmet placed on top, standing in a downstairs room of his house prior to the funeral. The walls in the background have been hung with black draperies. This is possibly the ‘beautiful photograph of this last resting place within the house’ taken by A.C. Gomes (‘Zanzibar Gazette’ 16/10/1901). See Y30468B/1 for a picture of Mathews during his lifetime.

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Coins from East Africa and Uganda (13), German East Africa (10), India, including Goa (6), and Oman (1), and the Maria Theresa Dollar.

Scope and Contents 87 x 84 mm (one section of stereo print). A half length portrait of BaronCarl Claus Von der Decken (1833-1865), a bearded figure wearing a similar hat to Corporal Mithalder in print Y3047C/3. Grant's note beneath the print reads: 'Col. The Baron Van [sic] der Decken of the Hanoverian Army now on a journey to explore the Great Lake of Nyassa.'Von der Decken, who was born in 1833, made three journeys into the interior of east Africa in 1860-62. In 1865 he undertook an expedition...

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160 x 100 mm. People are identified on the reverse as: 'Left to right: Rees-Webbe (Standard Bank of South Africa); Burnet (Manager, National Bank of (illegible word); Adie (A young administrative officer); The Secretary of State Colonel Oliver Stanley; - (Private secretary to Colonel Stanley).'

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239 x 189 mm. A view showing the front façade of the Sultan’s palace, the Beit el Ajaib, a few moments before the arrival of officials for the General Baraza (gathering) held to celebrate the Sultan’s coming of age and the end of the Regency. Troops line the entrance gates while the palace balconies are crowded with Arab and consular officials and a military band stands beside the palace steps. The ceremonies and celebrations are described in the ‘Zanzibar Gazette’ for June 14th 1905.

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76 x 108 mm. Frederick Tymms and the Commissioner.

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Includes material on Universities throughout the Commonwealth of Nations.

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Includes material on Universities throughout the Commonwealth of Nations. Many, though not all, of the slides were taken by Ian Maxwell.