Contains: Commission reports on the Congo and Niger Naval Acts

• description: Genre: Portraits: 20; Group representations: 30; Isolated representations: 25; Landscape: 4; Animals: 3Number of boxes: 15Number of compartments (with cover and back sheet): 17Number of photos (available): 82Remarks: Enclosed: "Picture directory" 1-103Carton 2: Envelope with hair packed in a paper shuttle with pins* Photography

Contains among other things: War Ranking Shipyard Jos. L. Meyer, Papenburg / Ems - Fabrication of the Torpedo Superstructure Ship "Cameroon"

Lomie (zuvor : Station am Ngoko). - Agreement with the South Cameroon Company to supply the station's officials with European foodstuffs (with price list) - Order of the Foreign Office, 12 October 1900 [fol. 20 - 22] Flotilla. - Procurement of a steamboat for the administration at Ngoko. - Application by First Lieutenant Stein-Lausnitz, January 1901 [fol. 27 - 163] Expeditions by the head of the administration at Ngoko (First Lieutenant Freiherr von Stein-Lausnitz). - Ndsimu area (31.10.1900 - 20.1.1901), 1901 [fol. 30 - 38] Navigation conditions of the Ngoko and Dja. - Reconnaissance report by Ing. Williams on behalf of the South Cameroon Society, 1901 [fol. 39 - 85] Lomie (previously: station on the Ngoko). - Regulation of official business on the occasion of the north-west expedition beginning on 16 February 1901. - Order from Lieutenant von Stein-Lausnitz, 24 Feb. 1901 [fol. 46 - 47] Dispatch of a military expedition to the north and north-west of the concession area of the South Cameroon Company for the purpose of representing the German power behind the merchants. - Request from Director Langheld, 31 Dec. 1900 [fol. 48 - 49] Expeditions by the head of the administration at Ngoko (First Lieutenant Freiherr von Stein-Lausnitz). - Northwest Expedition (16 Feb. - 27 Dec. 1901), 1901 - 1902 [fol. 73 - 238] Lomie (previously: station at Ngoko). - Assaults by the agent Kalmar of the South Cameroon Society against Kunabembe people. - Investigation report by First Lieutenant von Stein-Lausnitz, 19 March 1901 [fol. 77 - 82] General political, military and economic conditions. - Bomabassa and Kunbanbe area. - Report of the deputy station chief of Lüdinghausen, station at Ngoko, August 1901 [fol. 115 - 116] Expeditions of the deputy chief of the station at Ngoko (from Lüdinghausen). - Bangandu expedition (30 Oct. - 17 Nov. 1901), 1901 [fol. 149 - 150] French customs clearance. - Complaints of the South Cameroon Company (report by First Lieutenant von Stein-Lausnitz, Station am Ngoko, January 1902 [fol. 159 - 160] Lomie (previously: Station am Ngoko). - Administration of the Ssanga-Ngoko area - renaming of the station (at Ngoko) to Puttkamerberg. - Report by Dr R. Plehn, May 1899 [fol. 161] French incursions against German trading companies on the southern border, 1902 - 1907 [fol. 166 - 176] Expeditions by the deputy head of the station at Ngoko (von Lüdinghausen). - Lobilos expedition (24 February - 10 March 1902) to protect the Boneduli factories, 1902 [fol. 182 - 192] Jokaduma. - Subsequent authorisation of the establishment of the post by Oberleutnant von Stein-Lausnitz at the end of March 1901. - Decree of the Foreign Office, 7 November 1901 [fol. 198 - 201] Reinforcement of the police force in Cameroon in the Ssanga-Ngoko area as a counterweight against the French advance on Bertua, 1901 - 1902 [fol. 203 - 216] Lomie (previously: station at Ngoko). - Relations of the station to the South Cameroon Company. - Report by First Lieutenant Stein-Lausnitz, 5 July 1902 [fol. 217 - 218] Expeditions of the head of the administration at Ngoko (First Lieutenant Freiherr von Stein-Lausnitz). - Bertua expedition (15 April - 12 August 1902), 1902 [fol. 219 - 226] Lomie (previously: station at Ngoko). - Relocation of the administration at Ngoko to a place to be determined. - Decree of the Foreign Office, 8 July 1902 [fol. 239 - 240] Regional border affairs. - Bertua Kunde [fol. 263] Station am Ngoko, decree of 1 April 1899 on the levying of import and export duties in the parts of the Cameroon Protectorate belonging to the western zone of the conventional Congo Basin. - Additional provisions of the station chief, 1 April 1902 [fol. 268 - 272]

Contains among other things: Cutlery excerpts, course maps and hydrographic reports of various ships "Habicht": Cameroon, Victoria, Freetown, Monrovia, Cameroon, Aug. 1901 Duala, Victoria, Bibundi, Kribi, Duala, Sept. 1901 "Empress Augusta": Exploration of Silvia Bay, Sept. 1901

Contains among other things: Cutlery excerpts, course maps and hydrographic reports of various ships "Habicht": Cameroon, Sierra Leone, Cameroon, 13 May - 30 June 1900 Cameroon, Gabon, Lopez, St. Thomé, Cameroon, 6 Aug - 9 Sep 1900

Contains among other things: Ships: "Loreley", "Habicht", "Cormoran", "Gneisenau", "Bussard", "Wolf", "Kaiserin Augusta", "Irene", "Arcona", "Falke", "Nixe", "Stein", "Charlotte", "Condor", "Seeadler", "Oldenburg", "Geier", "Deutschland", "Kaiser", "Prinzess Wilhelm" "Habicht": Cameroon, Gabon, Nokki, 15th century Aug. - Sept. 10, 1897

Contains among other things: Ships: "Moltke", "Gneisenau", "Falke", "Arcona", "Irene", "Kaiser", "Habicht", "Stosch", "Prinzess Wilhelm", "Möwe", "Bussard", "Cormoran", "Hyäne", "Pfeil", "König Wilhelm", "Loreley", "Charlotte", "Seeadler", "Stein", "Hohenzollern", "Nixe", "Condor", "Habicht", "Kaiser", "Habicht", "Nixe", "Nixe", "Condor" "Habicht", "Buzzard", "Cormoran", "Hyäne": Cape Town, Cameroon, 29. May - 18 July 1897

Contains among other things: Ships: "Hyena", "Marie", "Moltke", "Polecat", "Stosch", "Falcon", "Stein", "Wolf", "Sperber", "Arcona", "Grille", "Loreley", "Alexandrine", "Gneisenau", "Hohenzollern", "Brummer", "Buzzard", "Sea Eagle", "Condor", "Seagull" "Marie": Valparaiso, Puerto Montt, 22nd, "Stosch", "Marie", "Stein", "Wolf", "Puerto Montt", "22nd, "Puerto Montt", "Stosch", "Loreley", "Lore, "Alexandrine", "Marie", "Marie": Valparaiso, "Buzzard", "Condor", "Gull" "Valparaiso - Jan 28. 1894 "Polecat": Shanghai, Ningpo, 6 - 31 Jan 1894 "Falcon": Cape Town, Melbourne, Sydney, 23 Dec 1893 - 13 Feb 1894 "Moltke": Madeira, St. Thomas, 13 Oct - 9 Nov 1894 "Hyena": Cameroon, Gabon, Luanda, 16 - 26 Nov 1894 Loanda, Mossamedes, St. Thomé, 29 Nov - 15 Dec 1894

Contains among other things: Ships: "Leipzig", "Sophie", "Hyena", "Polecat", "Stosch", "Habicht", "Moltke", "Schwalbe", "Kaiseradler", "Gneisenau", "Prinzess Wilhelm", "Loreley", "Nixe", "Nixe", "Buzzard", "Alexandrine", "Falke", "Marie", "Arcona", "Wolf", "Sea Eagle" "Moltke": From Norfolk to Plymounth, "Habicht", "Moltke", "Norfolk to Plymounth. May - 7. July 1892 "Iltis": From Shanghai to Tientsin, 16 - 21 Nov. 1892 "Leipzig": From Colombo via Mahé to Zansibar, 15 - 31 Dec. 1892 "Falcon": Cameroon, Cape Town, 11 Jan. - 11 Feb. 1893 "Marie": Experiences of the journey through the Magellan Strait and the northern canals, Apr. 1893 "Arcona" and "Alexandrine": Zansibar, Tanga, Pangani, Zansibar, Bagamojo, Dar es Salam, 18 - 26 Feb. 1893 Dar es Salam, Lindi, 28 Feb. - 2 March 1893 "Wolf": Shanghai, Bangkok, 5 - 19 July 1893

Contains among other things: Cutlery excerpts and course cards of various ships "Habicht": Cape Town, Cameroon, Apr. 1900

Contains among other things: Ships: "Germany", "Irene", "Hertha", "Stosch", "Moltke", "Gneisenau", "Charlotte", "Hansa", "Nixe", "Habicht", "Gefion", "Kaiserin Augusta", "Jaguar", "Condor", "Geier", "Loreley", "Cormoran", "Hansa", "Wolf", "Hohenzollern", "Schwalbe", "Iltis", "Habicht", "Habicht", "Hansa", "Wolf", "Hohenzollern", "Schwalbe", "Habicht": Cameroon, Cape Town, 11. Dec. 1899 - 8. Jan. 1900 "Jaguar": Herbertshöh, Jaluit, Kusaie, Yap, Saipan, Dec. 1899

Contains among other things: Ships: "Hertha", "Gefion", "Stosch", "Kaiserin Augusta", "Gneisenau", "Deutschland", "Falke", "Iltis", "Wolf", "Charlotte", "Geier", "Seeadler", "Habicht", "Moltke", "Möwe", "Kaiser", "Loreley", "Condor", "Hansa" "Habicht": Cameroon, Kribi, Sa Isabel, Sept. 1899

Contains among other things: Trade and Economic Conditions in the Northwestern Part of Cameroon (reprint), 1904

Enthält u.a.: Belgian limited liability company for Haut-Congo trade. Reports of the Management Board and the College of Commissioners, Brussels 1895