British South Africa Company: Mines Office – Markings (Bulawayo)
Mines Office
Markings (Bulawayo)
High Court of Matabeleland Form L.D. 122
North Eastern Rhodesia 1902 Game Regulations – Schedule I Under Schedule I, hunters had to obtain an Administrator’s Licence. This licence was only granted in limited and special circumstances. It also allowed hunting in the Mweru and Luangwa Reserves (where it was generally unlawful to hunt). The Administrator’s Licence cost £5 and allowed the capture,…
The World Post Card Co Philadelphia J. Murray Jordan (American, 1861-1909) was a noted photographer and publisher active during the late 19th and early 20th centuries in Philadelphia and the West Indies. In 1903 he founded the World Post Card Company in 1903. In the mid-1890s, Jordan had established a publishing house adjacent to…
Brethren in Christ Church Matopo Mission Brethren in Christ Church (BIC) missionaries founded the Matopo (“Matoppo”) Mission near Bulawayo in July 1898. Setting out for Matopo from South Africa with an 18- foot wagon and three tons of supplies drawn by 18 donkeys, a missionary party of 5 led by Bishop Jesse Engle arrived…
E B S Mercer Bank of Africa £5 Series This series of postcards was published in 1903. It is not known how many cards were in this series. They were unique in that an image of the Bank of Africa Five Pounds banknote was printed on the reverse with the name and address panel in the…
Henry Peter Steigerwald (1893-1928) Bishop Henry P. Steigerwald was a Brethren in Christ (BIC) missionary who served in “the Rhodesias” (Zimbabwe and Zambia) from 1901 to 1928. He was born in Ashland, Ohio and married Arminta Grace Pugh in 1893. He was called to the ministry shortly after the death of Bishop Engle, sold his…