British South Africa Company Collection
"The British South Africa Company: A Journey through History" Step back in time and witness the captivating moments that shaped the British South Africa Company
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"The British South Africa Company: A Journey through History" Step back in time and witness the captivating moments that shaped the British South Africa Company. From intense negotiations to fierce battles, this collection of engravings, lithographs, and photographs offers a glimpse into the company's eventful past. Immerse yourself in "The Palaver between Lewanika and Mr F E Lochner, " an engraving capturing a crucial meeting between two influential figures. Feel the tension rise as they discuss matters of great significance, setting the stage for future developments. Next, delve into "The Crisis in Matabeleland. " This striking engraving transports you to a tumultuous era filled with conflict and uncertainty. Experience firsthand the chaos that unfolded during this challenging period. In contrast, Major Allan Wilson takes center stage in a powerful black-and-white photograph. Commanding troops during the Matabili War, his resolute expression reveals both determination and bravery amidst adversity. Witness another crisis unfold with "The Crisis in Transvaal. " Dr Jameson and his staff are depicted in a lithograph that captures their pivotal role during these turbulent times. Their actions would have far-reaching consequences for both individuals involved and future events. A group of officers at Pitsani Pothlugo were tasked with delivering an important message - urging Jameson to return. The lithograph showcasing this encounter highlights their dedication to upholding principles while navigating complex circumstances. Earl Grey assumes control as New Administrator of the British South Africa Company; an engraved portrait showcases his arrival on the scene. His leadership would prove instrumental in shaping future endeavors undertaken by the company. "The Matabele War Medal" serves as a reminder of those who fought valiantly during conflicts faced by the company. This engraving pays tribute to their courage and sacrifice on behalf of their nation. Mr Cecil Rhodes himself takes center stage next – captured mid-speech at a meeting of the British South Africa Company.