On the upper edge of the picture: J.J. Baeta, Al.K. Klu, Kofos J.Nua

• Audio* description: The collection consisted of 51 drum recordings, of which 50 are available. The original drum inscription is Thorbecke Kamerun II. Remarks on individual recordings are available, but no text transcriptions are available. The recordings were transcribed and edited by Wilhelm Heinitz (see also Correspondence). Transcriptions and analyses by W. Heinitz in Thorbecke (1919). An assignment of the transcriptions to the rollers is only possible after interception, since the collections Cameroon I and II are not differentiated.

• Audio* description: The collection consisted of 45 roll recordings, 37 of which are available. The original inscription of the rolls is THO KA, there was confusion with the Tessmann Collection (Sigel TE KA). The rollers were transcribed and edited by Wilhelm Heinitz for publication (see also Correspondence). Transcriptions and analyses by W. Heinitz in Thorbecke (1919). An assignment of the transcriptions to the rollers is only possible after interception, since the collections Cameroon I and II are not differentiated.

Photographer: Guth?. Phototype: Photo. Format: 10,9 X 8,2. Description: Row of houses, roofs made of plant fibres between palm trees.

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Phototype: Photo. Format: 9 X 5,8. Description: View from land to sea: ship.

Thomson, Quintin W. May 3 1876, on his residence on the West coast of Cameroon Africa; Bonjongo, November 1877, reporting on a journey into the Cameroon mountains; Bonjongo Feb 18 1878, account of a second journey; Bonjongo Feb 23 1878, correcting some information on a map of W. Africa Victoria July 2 1880, refers to Mr. Comber's paper on W. Africa, the journey he made in 1879 and the paper he intends to write.

THOMSON, Joseph Letters 1882-92, including: five letters of 1882 giving detailed recommendations and information on costs for proposed expedition to Kilimanjaro and Lake Victoria; Zanzibar, Jan. 29 and Feb. 26 1883 reports on arrival in Africa and plans for proceeding; Taveta, July 5 1883, report on progress; eight letters of 1884 from Scotland chiefly concerning preparation of observations and narrative for publication and with comments from Greenock, 'Sunday' (?Dec.) on H.M. Stanley's reception in Scotland; Paris, Dec. 1 1886, on the proposed Emin Pasha Relief expedition. Accompanied by other documents; printed copies of letters of March and November 1882 and February 1883; letters from the Foreign Office to the RGS about Thomson's 1883 expedition; telegrams from E. Africa concerning Thomson's movements in 1883 and two telegrams from Paris 1886 concerning Emin Pasha relief expedition; letters from brother, 1895-96, and from nephew, 1901

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