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Photographs of railway construction in German East Africa and African life in German East Africa and in Togo.

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The O’Swald album was apparently compiled to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the establishment of the Company in Zanzibar, celebrated in June 1899. The album brings together photographs, water-colors and other material assembled over the preceding fifty years.

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Mostly photographs of landscapes and village life; some portraits of Europeans.

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Album of original photographs and postcards, entitled, Deutschostafrik[anisch]en Bilder. Photographer: Walther Dobbertin, circa 1900-1910.

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Posthumously published biography of Dr. Oskar Baumann. link

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Two albums of original photographs from the estate of Arthur Berger, explorer and travel writer. The first volume covers Egypt and Sudan from 1905-1906 and the second, labeled volume III, covers Kenya, Mt. Elgon and the Nile River, 1908-1090.

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Photographs illustrating the life of an officer in the 12th company of the Schutztruppe, stationed in Mahenge.

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Portfolio of original photographs of East Africa entitled, ‘Erinnerung an Deutsch-Ost-Afrika’, 1890-2. A highly important, early record of the German presence in East Africa and Zanzibar and, in particular, the military stations they established in what became German East Africa.

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Group of 4 albums containing 541 original photographs, many recording the building of the railway from Dar es Salaam to Tabora. Unidentified photographers, circa 1905-1907.

Abstract Portfolio of original photographs of East Africa entitled, ‘Erinnerung an Deutsch-Ost-Afrika’, 1890-2. With a small box of contemporary military visiting cards and some correspondence in German, plus a small circular silver print (10 cm. in diameter) of a German passenger ship, identified on the wooden frame, ‘D.O.A.L., Kanzler’. A highly important, early record of the German presence in East Africa and Zanzibar and, in particular, the military stations they established in what became German...

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Dr. Oskar Baumann's photographs from German East Africa and Zanzibar, 1895-1898, and a booklet, Dr. Oskar Baumann : ein Nachruf .

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A small box of contemporary military visiting cards.

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Portraits of Major Hermann von Wissmann and his officers in the 1889-1890 expedition to suppress the Arab revolt, and his biography

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Biography of Hermann von Wissman, a German explorer and administrator in German East Africa. link

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Envelope of 2 loose photographs from Lake Tanganyika, circa 1905.

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First edition (Berlin : Ernst Siegfried Mittler und Sohn, 1890). A rare publication; an historical record of early German involvement in East Africa, containing 39 images of Zanzibar, 15 images of Bagamoyo, 12 of Dar es Salaam and 17 scenes of a military nature.

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First edition (Berlin : Ernst Siegfried Mittler und Sohn, 1890). A rare publication; an historical record of early German involvement in East Africa, containing 39 images of Zanzibar, 15 images of Bagamoyo, 12 of Dar es Salaam and 17 scenes of a military nature.

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Portraits of Major Hermann von Wissmann and his officers in the 1889-1890 expedition to suppress the Arab revolt.

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Dr. Oskar Baumann's photographs from German East Africa and Zanzibar, 1895-1898.

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Album of original photographs of German East Africa and Zanzibar.