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P00607.025 Accession Number: P00607.025

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MAFEKING, SOUTH AFRICA, C. 1900. THE GOODS RAILWAY STATION YARD WITH PILES OF TIMBER, IRON AND BOXES. BEFORE THE SIEGE STARTED COLONEL R. BADEN-POWELL TOGETHER WITH MR BENJAMIN WEIL, A BUSINESSMAN, LAID IN LARGE STORES OF PROVISIONS IN ANTICIPATION OF AN EMERGENCY. (DONOR C. BOOTH)

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Accession Number

P00607.025

Classification

Photograph

Object Type

Print

Physical Description

Colour: Black & white
Support: Paper (Fibre-based)

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Whole

Item Count

1

Copyright

Copyright expired - public domain

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