Atom site for DRISA

Showing 3 results

Archival description

Advanced search options

Find results with:

in

Limit results to:

Repository

Top-level description

Filter results by:

Level of description

Digital object available

Finding aid

Copyright status

General material designation

Top-level descriptions All descriptions

Filter by date range:

Start

End

Overlapping Exact

Use these options to specify how the date range returns results. "Exact" means that the start and end dates of descriptions returned must fall entirely within the date range entered. "Overlapping" means that any description whose start or end dates touch or overlap the target date range will be returned.

Print preview Hierarchy View:

Sort by:

Direction:

3 results with digital objects Show results with digital objects

Jansenville district, 3 December 1974. Wren engine ‘Little Bess’, built by Kerr Stuart in 1919, b...

Jansenville district, 3 December 1974. Wren engine ‘Little Bess’, built by Kerr Stuart in 1919, being loaded for refurbishment in the SAR workshops at Uitenhage. The camera man is from the African Mirror and the person standing behind the engine is Philip Blackett who cooperated with it’s rescue. There after it was used in Uitenhage by the local Rotarians. (Leith Paxton)

ZA 0375-P-P3495_02
Item
1974

Part of THL Image Collection

Jansenville district, 3 December 1974. Wren engine 'Little Bess', built by Kerr Stuart in 1919, b...

Jansenville district, 3 December 1974. Wren engine 'Little Bess', built by Kerr Stuart in 1919, being loaded for refurbishment in the SAR workshops at Uitenhage. The camera man is from the African Mirror and the person standing behind the engine is Philip Blackett who cooperated with its rescue. There after it was used in Uitenhage by the local Rotarians. (Leith Paxton)

ZA 0375-E-E119
Item

Part of THL Image Collection

Jansenville district, August 1974. Wren engine 'Little Bess', built by Kerr Stuart in 1919, as di...

Jansenville district, August 1974. Wren engine 'Little Bess', built by Kerr Stuart in 1919, as discovered by Leith Paxton. It was used for the construction of Lake Mentz Dam and abandoned on site. (Donated by Leith Paxton)

ZA 0375-E-E118
Item

Part of THL Image Collection