P00607.151
Photograph P00607.151 South Africa, 1899-1902 (Boer War)MAFEKING, SOUTH AFRICA, C. 1900. MR BENJAMIN WEIL, BUSINESSMAN AND GOVERNMENT CONTRACTOR, WHO EQUIPPED THE TOWN WITH FOOD SUPPLIES BEFORE THE SIEGE STARTED. (DONOR C. BOOTH)
P00607.074 Accession Number: P00607.074
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MAFEKING, SOUTH AFRICA, C. 1900. THE GOVERNMENT CONTRACTOR BENJAMIN WEIL, WHO EQUIPPED THE TOWN WITH FOOD SUPPLIES BEFORE THE SIEGE STARTED, SITTING OUTSIDE HIS DUGOUT. (DONOR C. BOOTH)
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P00607.074
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Colour: Black & white
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Support: Paper (Fibre-based)
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