Phototype: Photo. Format: 16,9 X 12,0. Description: 11 persons on veranda or stairs: Cf. print templates sample book Ih / 650.
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16 Archival description results for Missionshaus
Phototype: Photo. Format: 16,6 X 12,1 Description: Corrugated iron roof, plastered walls, surrounding veranda, on veranda European woman and man, 3 African. Persons, in front on stones on meadow 3 further persons (2 of them African). Remark: heavily retouched; published in..: Miss Bl. 1912, Number Four.
Leipziger MissionswerkPhototype: Photo. Format: 16,8 X 11,9. Description: House: plastered walls, surrounding veranda, corrugated iron roof, garden, in it african. Boy standing, clothed, vegetable garden in front. Remark: Published..: Miss Bl. 1912, Number Four.
Leipziger MissionswerkMiss on the right. Old house with baby. Phototype: Photo. Format: 17,9 X 12,9. Description: House with terrace of tamped clay and plant fibre roof, 6 Africans with European clothes, garden borders. Remark: pale, surface damaged, flat film negative lost.
Leipziger MissionswerkPhotographer: Schanz?. Phototype: Photo. Format: 10,5 X 7,6. Description: House, partly m. Corrugated iron roof and veranda, partly grass roof (stone walls), in front 1 African with European child.
Leipziger MissionswerkPhototype: Photo. Format: 15,9 X 11,9. Description: Landscape photo with Kibo and Mawenzi, in front mission house (corrugated iron roof, plastered walls, surrounding veranda) and further house (or houses) with roof from plant fibers, completely in front donkey on meadow. Remark: retouched.
Leipziger MissionswerkPhotographer: Schanz?. Photo type: photo. Format: 10,6 X 7,6. Description: House europ. style on hill, cultures (garden), 2 persons (africa). Reference: Plate, flat film neg. and cardboard no. 201 (or engraved no. A250 and 6 SII) in negative box 3 prints.
Leipziger MissionswerkPhototype: Photo. Format: 16,6 X 11,6 Description: 11 persons on veranda or stairs (4 women, thereof 1 sister, 5 men, 2 children), including Miss. Althaus (the black-dressed one, all left Miss Fuchs), corrugated iron roof, stone veranda; Cf. print templates Musterbuch Ih/ 651.
Leipziger MissionswerkPhotographer: Hohlfeld?. Phototype: Photo. Format: 16.5 X 11.0.
Leipziger Missionswerk(Blumer, Eisenschmidt, Hohenberger?, Gutmann, Fuchs, Rother, Frau Eisenschmidt?, Raum, O. Raum, Winkler?, Fritze, unknown. Woman, Schw. Wärthl, Guth, Reusch?, Schw. Vierhub, Ch. Fleck, Frau Fritze with child). Phototype: Photo. Format: 8,1 X 10,9 Description: 20 persons (including 2 children) on stairs and veranda of the mission house.
Leipziger MissionswerkPhotographer: Schanz?. Phototype: Photo. Format: 10,5 X 7,5. Description: View of the path to the entrance, in front of the hedge fence. Reference: Plate and cardboard No. 183 (or No. A322 and No. S III 30 scratched into plate) in negative box 1 trigger.
Leipziger MissionswerkPhototype: Photo. Format: 17,0 X 11,8. Description: 7 young women standing on stairs to the veranda of the mission house, clothed with patterned scarves, 1 holding small European girl by the hand, 2 African on the veranda railing. Boys (European and clothed).
Leipziger MissionswerkPhototype: Photo. Format: 8,4 X 5,3. Description: House with roof of plant fibres, veranda, on veranda 2 europ. men and 2 europ. women (1 m. infant), 8 Africans, hedge fence next to house. Remark: Published..: Schanz-Adolphi: At the foot of the mountain giants of East Africa.
Leipziger MissionswerkPhotographer: Schanz?. Phototype: Photo. Format: 10,5 X 7,5. Description: taken from the ship. Reference: Plate and cardboard no. 170 (or carved A239 and SI 39) in negative box. Cf. print templates sample book, No Id/617, Auf. 365, Diap. 239 (7.8 X 10.4) "Before the polyclinic in Madschame".
Leipziger MissionswerkPhotographer: Schanz?. Phototype: Photo. Format: 10,5 X 7,6.
Leipziger MissionswerkPhoto type: photo(on cardboard), plate, flat film neg. Format: 11,4 X 8,5. Description: Cf. album 4, no. 469 (here frontal recording). Reference: Cf. print template sample book 631/Neg. A473 (11.4 X 8.5).
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