Object Listing

The Parliament Collection:
Part of a Scrapbook, see 1208. A: Het conflict tusschen Lord Landsdowne en Lord Wolseley B: Koning Edward VII C: Oorlogsberichten D: Man en wapenen E: Das funffache Echo [The fivefold echo] F: Jack Bull en de Boonestruik [Jack Bull and the Beanstalk] G: De Vrede H: Vlinderjacht

The Parliament Collection:
Part of a Scrapbook, see 1208. A: De kreeftengang der overwinnende Engelsche troepen B: Het laatste redmiddel C: Engeland en Duitschland reiken elkaar de hand D: Engelsche oorlogsberichten E: De Boeren en de Beurs F: Koningin Victoria op het oorlogspad G: "Voeling" H: De boksende Kruger-Kangoeroe I: Politiek wereldpanorama J: Een declaratie aan Chamberlain I: President Kruger en de gevangen Engelschen

The Parliament Collection:
Part of a Scrapbook, see 1208. A: De toestand in Zuid-Afrika B: Hoe Europa Engeland liefheeft C: De groote revue voor den Duitschen Keizer bij Aldershot D: Engelsche waarheidsliefde E: Welwillende neutraliteit F: Portretten van Boeren-aanvoerders uit den Vrijheidsoorlog van 1880-81 G: Verschil van Visie!

The Parliament Collection:
Part of a Scrapbook, see 1208

The Parliament Collection:
Part of a Scrapbook, see 1208

The Parliament Collection:
Part of a Scrapbook, see 1208. A: De Leerplichtwet B: Prentbriefkaarten C: Op leven en dood! D: Verdwyn eerst, daarna zullen we over den vrede spreken! E: Kruger en Steijn F: Zal de Britsche Hercules deze Hydra overwinnen?

The Parliament Collection:
Part of a Scrapbook, see 1208. A: Brand in het Chineesche Huis B: Zaken zijn zaken C: Afgeluisterd in Frankrijk D: Zou hij springen? E: Uit "Pasquino" F: Uit "Das Fidele Haus" G: Samenwerking H: Wat een verrassing! I: Untitled J: Der Boerenkrieg

The Parliament Collection:
Part of a Scrapbook, see 1208. A: De belooning der Iersche dapperheid met een klaverblad op den hoed B: "Voor Ierland" C: Lastige toestand D: Een oud spreekwoord, dat altijd nieuw blijft E: Na een Capitulatie F: De pannekoek in de lucht G: Wie zegt dat ik dood ben? H: Boerentaktiek I: Wat scheelt John Bull, dat ie zoo op z'n kop gaat staan? J: Circus Kruger, alle avonden treffende representatien

The Parliament Collection:
42 pages of small cartoons cut out of newspapers and journals and stuck onto larger pages as a scrapbook.

Sorting of charcoals per decapage after sieving >3mm

Sorting of charcoals per decapage after sieving >3mm

The Parliament Collection:
Kruger shaking hands with a young woman wearing a military helmet and holding a flag. In the caption she is referred to as "De Nederlandsche Maagd" [the Dutch Virgin]. Next to her is a ferocious-looking lion. Behind Kruger is a Boer General with his boot on a tortoise with England written on his shell. The tortoise has a human head with Dr Jameson written above it. In the background are more Boer soldiers and horses. (Part of a book, see 1209)

The Parliament Collection:
Lord Methuen telling his heavily injured and dying soldiers in the field what a wonderful battle (at Modderriver) it has been. (Part of a book, see 1209)

The Parliament Collection:
(Part of a book, see 1209)

The Parliament Collection:
Bearded Boer soldier standing with his gun at the ready. Behind him wagons and soldiers can be seen in the dark. (Part of a book, see 1209)

The Parliament Collection:
(Part of a book, see 1209)

The Parliament Collection:
Prince of Wales striding away from a surprised-looking Queen Victoria, who throws up her hands in horro. (Part of a book, see 1209)

The Parliament Collection:
A woman in the kitchen with a stick in her hand, and Europa written on her apron. She is telling her bulldog to stay away from a piece of pork that is suspended on a hook from the ceiling. The dog is licking his lips and staring at the meat. (Part of a book, see 1209)

The Parliament Collection:
Kruger and Steyn standing next to a young woman (the Netherlands). On the table is a bag of money and a small chest. Kruger tells her that they appreciate her offer of help, but that she should look after her own countrymen first. (Part of a book, see 1209)

The Parliament Collection:
Joubert moving a pack of Boer sharpshooters on a wheel so that they can always take aim at the English troops. (Part of a book, see 1209)

The Parliament Collection:
Joubert kicking Buller so that he flies backwards over the Tugela River. (Part of a book, see 1209)

The Parliament Collection:
Mephisto whispering into the ear of John Bull, while Kruger and Steyn are shaking hands in the background. (Part of a book, see 1209)

The Parliament Collection:
John Bull, with his porter carrying his luggage in the background, is on his way to the Peace Conference in The Hague (on the signpost). He says to Kruger, who pretends not to hear, that he may be going there, but their business is not over yet. (Part of a book, see 1209)

The Parliament Collection:
An exhauted-looking Chamberlain sprawled in an easy chair, while Brittania points at the map of Southern Africa and tells him to continue with the war, as that is what he wanted. (Part of a book, see 1209)

The Parliament Collection:
A smug-looking John Bull looks at himself in a full-length mirror. He is wearing a Roman soldier's uniform, while his ordinary clothes are on a chair next to him. (Part of a book, see 1209)

The Parliament Collection:
A woman (Freedom) is crying while Cronje lies on the ground with John Bull as a soldier standing over him with his foot on his back. (Part of a book, see 1209)

The Parliament Collection:
(Part of a book, see 1209)

The Parliament Collection:
Rhodes hoisting a pirates' flag on board a war ship. (Part of a book, see 1209)

The Parliament Collection:
Kruger's house is burning but his neighbours (four countries incl the USA) in their pyjamas turn their backs on him and troop upstairs to go to bed. (Part of a book, see 1209)

The Parliament Collection:
A lion (England) and a leopard (South Africa) are facing off in the centre, ready to fight. The vultures surrounding them(symbolising several countries incl. the USA) are watching and hoping for some carrion. (Part of a book, see 1209)