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Quitrent
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Postcards: Real Photo Cards – Type IIF
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Raphael Tuck & Sons, Ltd. South Africa – Oilette
Payne’s Studios Ltd
Payne’s Studios Ltd Bulawayo Edwin ‘Ted’ A. Payne was the first regular newsreel cameraman in South Africa. His weekly ‘Payne’s Mirror’ first appeared in 1912, a year before the first ‘African Mirror.’ He originally had a photographic studio in Long St, Cape Town which he later transferred to No. 77E Main Street (East), Bulawayo, Southern…
Postcards: E. T. Brown – Type IVA – Subject – Fort Victoria – Southern Rhodesia
E. T. Brown Type IVA – Subject – Fort Victoria – Southern Rhodesia
Rhodesia Railways Ltd: C.D.25
Rhodesia Railways Ltd C.D.25