Letter from H. Emde (father of Lina Emde, Bösch's wife), 1889; private letters to inspectors of the RMG, 1890; letters and reports from New Guinea, 1889-1891; invoice for declaration of death, 1902; inheritance matter, 1903; letter from Mrs. Heemeier, Gelsenkirchen, to Missionary Diehl with thanks for a book about "Uncle and Aunt Bösch", together with pictures, 1936

Execution: 24 photographs in album People and institutions involved in the creation: Esselbrügge, Dr., Tientsin, Photographer, Tientsin Press, Tientsin, Bookbindery Image carrier: Photo papers glued on half cardboard in linen binding Image and sheet size: 17 x 12 cm; 25 x 19 cm Remarks: Album with dedication for Dr. Schlayer, pictures partly faded, spotted, album has stretching waves

Bem.: Ca. 10 Bl., lose.

Homeland harvest for the schools between Weser and Ems 4 (1936) H. 5; A journey through the German Middle Ages (1939); Osnabrück. 15 pictures of the city Osnabrück; Merian 3 (1951) 12: Osnabrück

In particular, the collection includes photographic material from the regions in southern and eastern Africa, Indonesia and China in which the missionaries of the above-mentioned missions were active.

Parts of the image material are available in digital form. In order to guarantee a modern way of working with the holdings in the future, the digitisation of the entire holdings is currently underway. Further access in the form of a representative selection of images available on this page is being planned.

Contains among other things: Reports about visits and travel reports to the interior of Schantung (with pictures)

Verf. sends an essay with pictures about New Guinea for publication and explains its text and pictures

free addition to Liebigs Fleisch-Extract; Series: Kanalbauten1. The Panama Canal2. The Emperor's Canal near Hangtschou (China)3. Suez Canal - entry into the canal with Port Said4. Dortmund-Emskanal (The Henrichenburg lift)5. North Holland Canal6. Nord-Ostseekanal - Schleuse bei HaltenauThe famous Liebig collectible pictures were widely distributed in Germany between 1872 and 1940, a total of 1138 series with six pictures each as a rule. As a promotional gift they were added to the "Liebig's Fleisch-Extract", a luxury product that before the First World War was only affordable for wealthy circles. The pictures, produced in elaborate print quality, are a testimony to the way of thinking and perception of the last and penultimate century that has hardly been evaluated to date - to ideas of European and non-European history, the world of work, the colonies, family and gender orders, and many other areas of bourgeois culture.