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'Shaw: the Chucker-out' The last action photograph of Bernard Shaw, aged 94. Inscription on the back reads in part 'Allan Chappelow's new book derives its title from this photograph, which appears on the jacket and as frontispiece, and which, in addition to the aggressive physical stance, is symbolic of Shaw's role as iconoclast, - the "chucker-out" of the dead wood of society.'
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[Illegible] abandoned fort on the frontier Photograph of an abandoned fort, possibly in the Eastern Cape, with a boy in the foreground
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A drawing of a journey through Cradock Pass An iconic engraving by Charles Michell of an ox-wagon ascending Cradock Pass, Outeniqua Mountains, Cape. 1840. Michell, a Surveyor and Road Builder used this image to illustrate the dangerous ascent. This image has captured the imagination of South Africans for many generations
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A drawing of an army assembling on the Fish River Bank A drawing of an army assembling on the Fish River Bank
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A family portrait: the leper family This is a picture of a family rejected by others in the society
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A farm at Scoongezich owned by John X. Merriman Newspaper article/snippet: "Dutch influence.-A farm Schoongezight, at one time owned by John X. Merriman. It is typial of those built by the early Dutch Settlers. The picture was taken during the visit of the Duke of Kent, then Prince George."
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A group of clergymen dated 1950 A group of clergymen vary in different religious traditions
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A Hottentot Victim of the War of the Axe Gravestone with the words “Hottentot victim of the [drawing of an axe] war 1846” engraved on it. Note on the back: “A Hottentot victim of the war of the axe 1846 45".
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A landscape shot of Boma pass
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A Landscape shot of the Kei River The note on the back reads: “The Kei River. Cory: The Rise of S Africa vol III p.132.”
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A landscape shot of The Mancazama Valley The note on the back reads: “The Mancazama Valley Cory: The Rise of South Africa- vol II p. 451.”
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A medal awarded to Mr D Penn for candles There is an inscription showing that it was awarded at the 1870 Jubilee in Grahamstown. The Jubille was celebrating the 1820 Settlers.
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A photograph of a silver cup taken by DJ Malan
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A view of Sidbury Church The note on the back reads: “Sidburg Church from Sir Geo. E Cory July 14/25 29 Cory: The Rise of SA. Vol. iv. P. 227. Photo by Connor Wydie approximately 1926”
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A view of the Fish River
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Aerial view of Rhodes University campus Aerial view of Rhodes University campus produced to accompany graduation photographs, circa 2011.
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Allen wins high jump, 1920
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Ancient ruins
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Andrew Blanckenberg One of 5 photographs: Portraits of Joseph Kirkman (1822-1880), Mrs Joseph Kirkman, their daughter and son-in-law Mr and Mrs Andrew Blanckenberg.
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Arrival of the British on shore at Algoa Bay The note on the back reads: “Arrival of the British Settlers on Shore at Algoa Bay”
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At the baths, 1920
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Attorney General William Porter Photograph of William Porter, attorney general of the Cape Colony, 1839-1865.
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Bay Esplanade Durban
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Bishop John William Colenso Formal portrait of Bishop John William Colenso.,Gold Fields of South Africa Ltd. (donor)
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Boma pass