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Peter Prestage
Peter Prestage 1842 – 1907 Father Peter Prestage was born in London, England in 1842. He was educated at Mount St. Mary’s College, the College at Liege and Stonyhurst College. In 1860, he “took steps towards missionary work when he entered the Noviceship of the Society of Jesus at Beaumont.” He completed his theological studies…
Southern Rhodesia: Government Stationery Office – 382/41/S
Southern Rhodesia Government Stationery Office – 382/41/S E.6 E.11 E.16 Details Date of Issue: 21 December 1941 Reqn.: 382/41/S Printer: J. D. & Co (E.6, E.11) C. M. & Co. (E.16) Quantity: 500,000 (E.6) 1,000,000 (E.11) 100,000 (E.16) FB
Jesuit Zambezi Mission Journals
Through the kind offices of Rob Burrett in Bulawayo, we are able to provide access to these Journals which is of great historical significance. The Jesuits, also known as the Society of Jesus, were one of the first missionary ventures into Central Africa. May, 1898 November, 1898 February, 1899 May, 1899 July, 1899 October, 1899…
Postcards: E. T. Brown – Type V – First Street – Salisbury – Southern Rhodesia
E. T. Brown Type V – First Street Salisbury
Albert Pinkow
Albert Pinkow 1888-1961 Albert Pinkow was a Hungarian Jew born in 1888. He was a stamp dealer in Bulawayo. A range of covers were produced by Pinkow from the Southern Rhodesia 1935 Silver Jubilee issue and annotated with the sheet number the stamps came from. Covers also show he may have owned a fruit store…
Postcards: E. T. Brown – Type V – Government Building – Umtali – Southern Rhodesia
E. T. Brown Type V – Government Building – Umtali – Southern Rhodesia