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Rainstrick, J. Historically Important Album with Ninety Original Photographs, Taken by a British Telegraph Department Officer in Transvaal (Modern-Day South Africa) during the Second Boer War, Showing National Scouts Leaving Wonderfontein, African Workers en Route to the Witwatersrand Goldfields, Wounded Soldiers Aboard the Princess Christian Hospital Train, Boer Prisoner About to Be Executed, the Compiler with his Telegraph Colleagues, and Public Celebration of King Edward VII’s Coronation, as well as Individual and Group Portraits of Local Residents and Early Cityscapes of Pretoria (Lord Roberts’ Official Residence, President Kruger’s House, Jewish Synagogue, etc.) and Johannesburg (Train Station, Post Office, Government Buildings, Telephone Tower, etc.); also with ca. Thirty-Six Postcards; titled: ”Album.” Ca. 1899-1906.
