The caption on the reverse continues 'Sisal fibre is produced from the plant Agave sisalana and is used mainly for the manufacture of rope and binder twine. In 1923 it was the premier export crop of Tanganyika and this export was valued at £367,228'.

106 x 157 mm. Tony Gladstone and an African with a car.

190 x 100 mm. Photograph taken during Chief Mechanical Engineer W.E. Bulman's tour in 1963. It features four rows of men: the first seated, the second standing (including Bulman), with the final two rows standing upon the sides and roofs of a locomotive and rolling stock.

82 x 82 mm. glass slides. The collection includes slides by Miss Margaret Laing, who served in CMS hospitals in Ngora/Ongino and Kumi, Uganda, during 1929-48. Items 17-23 are by Laing and 24-28 are probably hers as well.

150 x 115 mm.

180 x 115 mm. Group portrait including from left to right: locomotive drivers Satwant Singh Suman and Karnail Singh, locomotive inspector Yunge Mwansale, locomotive driver M.J. Din, and firemen Lazaro Kimangu and William Mandioro.

Kaiserliches Pst-Atm.

175 x 120 mm. The print features W.E. Bulman, Chief Mechanical Engineer, with R.A. Wadham, District Mechanical Engineer on his right, and the Shed Master, F. Delle-Fogile, on the left, posed in front of rolling stock.