Zuckerrohr

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              6 Dokumente results for Zuckerrohr

              6 Ergebnisse mit direktem Bezug Engere Begriffe ausschließen
              untitled, outdoor worship (?)
              ALMW_II._BA_A4_635 · Objekt · ohne Datum
              Teil von Evangelical Lutheran Mission Leipzig

              Phototype: Photo. Format: 9,2 X 9,6 Description: Altar(?), 1 African standing in front of it, flags, palm branches, bananas, sugar cane, crowd. Remark: in addition slope m. Alb. Four, number 634?. Reference: Proof No 6/360 "Design for the Madschame hospital and for a barrack in Moschi (right)".

              Leipziger Missionswerk
              The Sugar

              Le Sucre (the sugar), picture sheet with 12 pictures of the French sugar history, large picture in the middle, sugar production in the colonies. Vertical sugar cane mill with horse-gin, juice purification, evaporation and crystallization: Sugar beet harvest, plants, fruits and fruits with sugar-like ingredients. Sugar-like products. Sugar sale. Feeding of beet leaves and sugar cane. Sugar as a medicine and children's food. Containers with caramels, sugar syrup, arak, rum, raw sugar, white sugar and molasses. Sugar refining, production of sugar cones. Preserves and preserves in the household with sugar. Contains also: Brevière, M.M.; Soupey; Belin; Bethmont.

              A wild fig tree, sugar cane in front of it
              ALMW_II._BA_A11_271 · Objekt · 1901-1910
              Teil von Evangelical Lutheran Mission Leipzig

              Photographer: Schanz?. Phototype: Photo. Format: 7.6 X 10.5 Reference: Plate and cardboard no. 175 (or engraved in plate no. A270 and SII 27) in negative box 1 print. Cf. print templates sample book, no. IIIa/19, Auf. 270 (11,0 X 8,1). See proofs, No. 5/270 (9.0 X 7.0).

              Leipziger Missionswerk