EVANS, P.C., The early postcards of Uganda, 2003. Soft cover 21 x 29,5 cm. 88 pag.with black and white photo's. The postcards are grouped by the different photographers and photo studios.

 

EVANS, P.C., The early postcards of Zanzibar, 2005. Soft cover 21 x 29,5 cm. 232 pag.with 23 pag. colour photo's the rest in black and white. The postcards are grouped by the different photographers and photo studios.

DALY, M.W. & FORBES, L.E., The Sudan Photographs from the Sudan Archive, Durham University Library, Reading 1994. Hard cover 27 x 22cm. 206 pag. with 240 photographs.

"The Sudan Archive was founded in 1957, the year after Sudanese independence, to collect and preserve the papers of administrators from the Sudan Political Service, missionaries, soldiers, business men, doctors, agriculturalists, teachers and others who had served or lived in the Sudan during the Anglo-Egyptian Condominium. It comprises over 330 individual collections of official, semi-official and private papers of British men and women. Each collection is named after the donor who is usually the creator of the records. The collections vary in size from one file to 180 boxes. All levels of colonial society are represented, from Assistant District Commissioner to Governor-General and senior officers of government, as well as from the technical and medical services, the army and the church. The core period covered is 1898-1955, but there is a significant amount of Mahdist material as well as papers relating to the military campaigns of the 1880s and 1890s, while in recent years the scope of the Archive has extended to the period after independence and now contains material up to the present day. Moreover, as officials were frequently seconded or posted to neighbouring countries, or simply passed through them on leave, the Archive also holds substantial numbers of papers relating to Egypt, the Arabian Peninsula, Palestine, Transjordan, Syria and African states bordering on the Sudan.
In addition to official and personal papers (correspondence, reports and memoranda, trek notes and diaries, letters home and so on), collections may include a variety of records in other formats such as photographic images (prints, lantern slides and 35mm slides), cinefilms from the 1920s to the 1960s, sound recordings, maps, museum objects and a large amount of related printed material. Most of the material is in English, with a small amount in Arabic."

Tuulikki Vilhunen e.a., ltään ja Etelään Lähetyssaarnajat valokuvaajina 1890-1930 / To the East and South Missionaries as photographers, Helsinki 1995. Hardcover 28 x 21,5 cm.197 pag. met 130 foto's waarvan 64 over China. Tekst in het Fins, Engels, Chinees en Ndongo.

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BELGRAVE,R., Tribal Portraits  Vintage and contemporary photographs of the African continent, Londen 2008. Soft cover 21 x 30 cm. 120 pag. met 156 foto's.

PHOTOGRAPHERS: Harris, R. Caney, B.W. Morean Bros. Evans, F.W. Haynes, E. Middlebrook, J. Epstein, S. Buchta, R. Schneck, A. Verger, P. Sidibe, M. Penn, I. Keita, Seydou Acebes, H. Wilson & Co. Graff,S.	Vincenti, G. Gomes, A.C. Rodger, C. Ricciardi, M. Cowie, M. Riefensthal, L. Haekel, G. Vossion,L. Allegret, M. Zagourski, C. Bernatzik, H. Delachaux & Thiebaud Hart, L.W. Sebah, P. Moulin, F. J-A. Lehnert & Landrock
COUNTRIES: Algeria Guinea-Bissau Morocco Egypt Cameroon Sudan Eritreia Ethiopia Togolese Rep. Benin Burkino Fasso Nigeria	Zanzibar Tanzania Kenya South-Africa Zulu Central Africa Angola Mali Guinee Basotho Botswana(Bechanaland)

BASSANI,E., ZAGOURSKI  Lost Africa, Milaan 2001. Hardcover 22 x 33 cm. 237 pag. met ca. 350 zwart-wit  foto's.

"Foto's van de Pierre Loos Collection. Monograph on the Polish photographer who moved to Congo in 1924, but also took photographs in Tchad, Rwanda, Burundi, Uganda, Kenya and South-Africa."

COUNTRIES: Belgian Congo(Zaire) French Equatorial Africa: - Chad - Central Africa rep. - Cameroon - Congo Brazaville Uganda Kenya

CONTENT: List of Series I & II photo's both published and not puslished(thumbnails)