Salisbury
The Den of Antiquity was owned by J R Marshall and was located in Century House, Angwa Street, Salisbury. The business’ appears as early as 1978 but the Certificate of Registration was cancelled 31 January 1984.
They produced a number of commemorative covers similar in style to those produced by The African Fine Art & Books Co.
The Romance Continues A history of the Rhodesian Study Circle 1948-2023
Southern Rhodesia Department of Printing & Stationery Department Codes C.E. – Customs & Excise D. – Deeds & Patents G.S.O. – Government Stationery Office G.P.O. – General Post Office G.P.O. – Government Printing Office G.P. & S. – Government Printing & Stationery H.C. – High Court I.A. – Internal Affairs I.T. – Income Tax L.A….
Atlas Brick Works & Stone Quarries (1947) Ltd Salisbury Contributors James Gavin FB
Rhodesian Study Circle Conversations with Swiss Missionaries in Barotseland 1940-1972 (with photographs and watercolours by Claire Bornand) A new publication of the RSC by member Ian Menzies (who resides in Geneva and farms cattle in Zimbabwe). This is a much smaller publication than recent Memoirs; it is about a rather intimate encounter with one of…
Salisbury Polio Clinic Salisbury A poliomyelitis clinic was established and operated by the Southern Rhodesian Branch of the British Red Cross. It was based in Salisbury on the grounds of the Infectious Diseases Hospital. Cinderellas 1962 – Christmas Greetings
Editorial Membership News and Information Obituary: Joyce Pollard Matters Arising Members Ask Members Share Reports of Virtual Meetings: Manchester (22/8/2020) Manchester (12/9/2020) The Besançon Rhodesia Admiral Sale – David Spivack The Tanganyika Flotilla – Derek Lambert and Jefferson Ritson The Rhodesia Admiral Colour Trials – Stephen Reah-Johnson A Paris Missionary Society 1930 postal stationery card…
