German Africa

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3 postcards of South West Africa (before it became Namibia in 1968): a view of Swakopmund, a street in Windhoek and a Humbe woman.

Price: $70.00

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1911 humor postcard of German Kamerun.

Price: $70.00

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Critical Italian postcard showing the “feasting” by England and France on the “booty” taken from the German African colonies.

Price: $60.00

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Colonial postcard of Lome, Togo.

Price: $30.00

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Complete 1908 Series 291 Dar es Salaam - German Colony East Africa by German confectioner Gartmann. Text on reverse. Rare.

Price: $150.00

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1911 GERMAN SOUTH WEST AFRICA Military Photographs Album. This is an important original photograph album credited to an Emil Speer recording his time in the German Military Forces in South West Africa from 1908-1911, one of the photos is dated 1912, another 1908. Emil had the covers printed with the title “Zur Erinnerung an meine Dienstzeit beim Pferdedepot Sud S.W. Afrika Weihnachten 1911” Emil Speer Photographer. This roughly translates as “Emil Speer photographs as a reminder of my service time in the Sud S.W. Africa Christmas 1911”.

The album measures 34cm by 25cm approx. and contains seventy eight original albumen photographs, depicting military scenes, African tribal people, Animals, Big Game, some hunted big game, a photo of two leopards, t-ga126a1GA 126t-ga126a2GA 126also camels, buffalo, etc, a particularly distressing photo of three African tribesmen hung from a tree, horse mounted soldiers on the move, military camps, bases, and more, also includes a hand drawn portrait of an elderly gentleman, signed H. Le Scott October 1895. Of the 78 photos, 63 of them are stuck in the album, with a further 15 that are loose. The loose ones are captioned on the reverse, and a couple of photos that are stuck in the album, though slightly loose, I can see that those are also captioned on the reverse, so it maybe that all or many of the photos may also be captioned on the reverse. Very rare to find anything from German South West Africa.

Price: $2000.00

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Set of 4 German confectionary cards by Erdal Kwak on fighting in the German colonies in WW1.

Price: $80.00

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19th century German chromo card of a German school in German East Africa. B

Price: $60.00

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Album of over 198 real, non-commercial photos taken by J.B. Rudd, 1917-1919, in German East Africa. No captions but I have not examined the verso. Kisserawe is written on one photo. Shows native life, ships, destroyed German ships, trains, military life, etc. The album is complete in every sense but the binding has separated. Measuring 6x8 inches, the photos are approximately 2.5x1.75 inches. A rare album compiled during World War 1 in German East Africa. M

Price: $900.00

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Tin can produced in Germany during its colonial period. Top missing. B

Price: $40.00

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