SAA technicians working on aircraft radial engine in engine test house.
Johannesburg. Railway Motor Transport workshop at Langlaagte.
Port Elizabeth. New locomotive depot at Sydenham.
Port Elizabeth. New locomotive depot at Sydenham.
SAR 2nd class passenger coach No 8655, the first mainline passenger carriage to be manufactured in South Africa.
Rooikop. Stationmaster JS Bronkhorst and staff.
The Order of St John is presented to Commissioner FG Heydenrych with Mr A Gardener Williams looking on.
Petrus Steyn, Maart 1960. Stationmaster IJ van Rooyen and staff.
Rouxville. Stationmaster and staff.
Burgersdorp, 1903. CGR guard W Keylock.
Pampoenpoort. Stationmaster JH Augusteyn.
Three Sisters. Stationmaster Lourens and staff.
Port Elizabeth, December 1906. Walmer suburban train departs the terminus in Station Street behind one of the two Bagnall 4-6-2T's, passing a few dray carts as it goes.
Durban, 1 December 1936. Decorated SAR Class 1E at the opening of the Durban - Cato Ridge electrification.
Durban, 1 December 1936. Decorated SAR Class 1E at the opening of the Durban - Cato Ridge electrification.
Two artisans winding isolation.
Pretoria. Aerial view of Koedoespoort workshops.
Inspection of railway track on segmented concrete sleepers.
Swakopmund. Lighthouse.
Swakopmund. Lighthouse.
Sir David Hunter.
Captain JJ Haywood.
Captain JJ Haywood.
Captain JJ Haywood.
Johannesburg. SAA Douglas DC-7B ZS-DKE 'Reiger' in flight over city centre. See N64618. (See C9778 series for colour images).
Group of dancers at SAA Douglas DC-7B ZS-DKD 'Drommedaris' with Union Jack flag. Note "Drommedaris" with double "m".
SAA Douglas DC-3 with crew on stairs, and hostess. The last SAA aircraft to leave Rand Airport, Germiston. Palmietfontein Airport is used from here on. See SAR&H Magazine January 1948 Vol. 42, No. 1.
SAA Douglas DC-3 ZS-AVJ 'Paardeberg' at airport. See N54910.
Johannesburg. Train headed by a NZASM 46 Tonner, later SAR Class B at Park station.
Johannesburg. Train headed by a NZASM 40 Tonner No 55 'Van Riebeeck' at Park station.
Johannesburg, 1900. Train headed by NZASM 46 Tonner No 200 'Wetenschap' at Park Station.
Cape Town, 1883. Station yard.
Cape Town, 1862. First railway station.
Germiston. Signalling cabin with Germiston Signals J Box.
Cape Town. Salt River station.
Cape Town, circa 1864. Newlands station.
Odendaalsrus, 7 June 1948. Opening of new station. Name being unveiled.
Odendaalsrus, 7 June 1948. Opening of new station. Sauer and Marshall Clark at microphone.
Odendaalsrus, 7 June 1948. Opening of new station. Sauer greets people with SAR constable saluting.
Odendaalsrus, 7 June 1948. Opening of new station. Sauer greets engine driver.
Odendaalsrus, 7 June 1948. Opening of new station. Group of people, Sauer and General Manager Marshall Clark on the right.
Odendaalsrus, 7 June 1948. Opening of new station. People on spacious platform.
Odendaalsrus, 7 June 1948. Opening of new station. PO Sauer and BJ Schoeman.
Bulawayo, Rhodesia, 1897. Railway station.
Wolwehoek. Station on the OFS main line.
Cape Town. Claremont station.
Cape Town, circa 1864. Claremont station at the time when the Cape Town - Wynberg line was opened.
Estcourt, circa 1909. A train hauled by a NGR 'Reid Tenwheeler' assisted by a pair of NGR 'Dubs B' engines battle the grade on the Escourt - Highlands bank.
East London. New 'Fire Float' loaded off the 'Fort Salisbury' with a 50-ton crane in Buffalo Harbour.
Durban. Floating crane alongside tug.
Ladysmith. Railway station.
Port Elizabeth. Wooden jetty with town in the background.
Horse-drawn carts at customs buildings.
Cape Town, 1859. Mouille Point lighthouse.
Germiston. Level crossing at President Street.
Cape Town. Salt River workshop. Wagon construction yard.
Cape Town. Salt River workshop. Engine shop extension.
Cape Town. Salt River workshop. Foundry.
Cape Town. Salt River workshop. Sawmill.
Cape Town. Salt River workshop. Traverser yard.
Cape Town. Salt River workshop. Hydraulic press.
Cape Town. Salt River workshop. Carriage and wagon yard.
Cape Town. Salt River workshop. Carriage shop.
Cape Town. Salt River workshop. Pattern shop.
Cape Town. Salt River workshop. Underframe shop.
Johannesburg. Four Thornycroft tractors at old Kazerne with trailers loaded with bags. See N17059.
1896. NGR stationmaster.
1890. CGR guard.
Chief Inspector Davies of SAR Police.
Johannesburg. Sir Thomas Price, General Manager CSAR, with large group of Johannesburg station staff..
NGR guard.
1906. Chief Ticket Inspector.
Cape Town. Start of the Cape Town - Wellington railway.
Replica of first carriage used in Natal in 1860.
Cape Town, 22 June 1897. Decorated station building for Queen Victoria's diamond jubilee.
Pietersburg, 31 May 1899. Arrival of the first train.
Cape Town, 1902. Claremont station on the Cape Town - Simonstown line.
Port Elizabeth, 26 November 1928. Last day of operation of Walmer Branch hauled by a SAR Class NG9.
Swakopmund. Station building.
Cape Town, June 1902. Decorated station for festivities during the coronation of King Edward VII.
Cape Town. Train in station.
Cape Town, 1893. Station platforms with a mainline train ready to depart behind a CGR 6th Class on the left.
Cape Town, 1 December 1905. The Reopening of the Sea Point Line, train hauled by Cape 2nd Class 4-4-0T No18 'Wynberg Tank'.
Langsnek Tunnel, 14 October 1891. Official opening ceremony at the southern portal.
Cape Town, 1870. Table Bay Harbour. From the Illustrated London News, 12 November 1870.
Beaconsfield, 10 April 1908. Collage of five images of opening ceremony of the Beaconsfield - Bloemfontein railway.
Captain GH Whitehouse. Chief Civil Engineer.
Mr AF Bruyns Haylett. Chief Civil Engineer.
Mr AF Bruyns Haylett. Chief Civil Engineer.
Mr AF Bruyns Haylett. Chief Civil Engineer.
Mr JM Greathead, Chief Civil Engineer 1938-1940.
December 1953. Mr WH Evans, Chief Civil Engineer 1960-1963.
Molteno. Station building.
Molteno. Signalling equipment.
Molteno. Signalling equipment.
Kokstad to Port St Johns. SAR Reo truck No 113 on the way.
Kokstad to Port St Johns. SAR Reo truck No 113 at terminus.
