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              The Post in Moschi, D e u t s c h - O s t a f r i k a
              ALMW_II._BA_NBlumer_651(547A) · Item · 1911
              Part of Evangelical Lutheran Mission Leipzig

              Phototype: Photo. Format: 22,4 X 16,9. Description: complex of buildings enclosed by a wall, notice board and sign "Kaiserliche Post" (Imperial Post Office), 2 Africans (European and traditionally dressed) sitting on grass in front of the entrance. Reference: Cf. N. Sheet, No. 837 (5.3 X 6.9).

               Leipziger Missionswerk
              The German Protection Force in Moschi
              ALMW_II._BA_DV_I/618 · Item · 1900-1914
              Part of Evangelical Lutheran Mission Leipzig

              Phototype: Photo. Format: 16,0 X 11,4. Description: approx. 36 Askari in the inner courtyard of the Sation (2 rows one behind the other) European woman and African at the house in the background as spectators. Remark: On 75, number 80, retouched.

               Leipziger Missionswerk
              The entrance to Boma Moschi
              ALMW_II._BA_NBlumer_653(545A) · Item · 1911
              Part of Evangelical Lutheran Mission Leipzig

              Phototype: Photo. Format: 22,5 X 16,7. Description: young man with high tied braid. Reference: Cf. N. Sheet, No. 838 (6.8 X 5.3). Cf. N. Sheet, No. 839 (8.4 X 6.1).

               Leipziger Missionswerk
              Street on the Moschi district office. Askari houses
              ALMW_II._BA_DV_Vg/91,Auf.451.309Nr80 · Item · 1900-1909
              Part of Evangelical Lutheran Mission Leipzig

              Phototype: Photo. Format: 16,5 X 11,7. Description: dirt road, right and left of it rectangular houses with roofs made of plant fibres, several Africans with loads on their heads running along the road. Remark: Published..: Nachr. 1909, Number 9.

               Leipziger Missionswerk