Cameroon (nation)
Found in 506 Collections and/or Records:
A carved stool. On top is a pipe. Both belong to the Chief of Lehu[?], 1934
A chief under umbrella arriving for the Jubilee day, with all his followers. Everyone has a gun, 1934
A close-up of Fai Ndzendzen, Banso, 1939-05-24
40 x 62 mm.
A giant in Shi, 1940-02-11
64 x 109 mm. He was about 8 ft. tall and a striking figure of a man.
A girl of the N'Jarie tribe, Banso, 1937-05
A girl of the N'Jarie tribe, Banso, 1937-05
A juju man impersonating a woman, 1938
56 x 84 mm.
A 'lady doctor', Bamenda, 1937-03
56 x 84 mm. A 'lady doctor' - an old woman who specialises in Circumcisions. She attended hospital to see the White Man's method but thought her own was easier and quicker.
A lady of Laroku, 1940-11-13
45 x 39 mm.
A little Mbem girl, 1940-02-07
56 x 84 mm. neg and contact print.
A little Mbem girl, 1940-02-07
46 x 75 mm. neg. and contact print.
A Medicine grove at Nkungie, 1940-02-24
53 x 40 mm.
A pictorial record of life in the Colonial Service in West Africa, 1953-1966, 2001
A pictorial record of life in the Colonial Service in West Africa, 1953-1966, 2001-03
A scene in the Mfumte village of Kwaja, 1940-02-13
62 x 40 mm.
A strange helmet, 1934
Showing a man wearing an unusual helmet.
A typical Tse-tse breeding stream on the Kumba-Malende rapid, 1938-06
40 x 62 mm.
A woman from Bafreng, Bamenda, 1937-10
64 x 109 mm. Showing the method of shaving the head when they have conceived. They wear long hair till this occurs. The remaining centre portion is left and mixed with a concoction of Red Camwood powdered and mixed with palm oil which dries hard like clay and is called Nga. The woman here shown has a small bunch of leaves on her back which indicates she is menstruating.
A Wum woman, 1938
40 x 62 mm.
A Wum woman with ear rings of bamboo, 1938
40 x 62 mm.
Abdominal cicatrization, Laroku, 1940-11-13
52 x 40 mm. The abdominal cicatrization is in most cases carried round the side of the waist and in rarer cases up over the shoulder blades.
Abdominal tattooing, Banso, 1939-06-18
40 x 62 mm. The 'arrow & circle' abdominal tattooing seen in almost every Banso girl, whether it is Phallic or not has yet to be decided. Some think it the sign of sun worship. But very debatable.
Abnormal root development, Victoria, Cameroon Mountain
74 x 94 mm. A view showing a rubber tree with an abnormal development of surface roots owing to shallow soil.
African hut, Nyasoso, 1938-02-09
42 x 60 mm.
African travel diary of A.R.H. Mann
A diary describing a journey from London via Egypt to the Sudan, Kenya, Uganda, Belgian Congo, French Equatorial Africa, Cameroons and South Africa in four volumes, each of 50 pages.