Object Listing

The Parliament Collection:
One man standing on the back of another changing a political poster from Redistribution to Retribution. Poster on a wall with many others. (Part of a portfolio, see 17947) Untitled ["Redistribution/Retribution"]; Cartoons of the Anglo-Boer war period (late 19th to early 20th centuries). Political cartoons.

The Parliament Collection:
Two figures in a hot air balloon, one with a watering can labelled "Parliamentary Experience" and the other with an anchor. (Part of a portfolio, see 17947) Untitled [South African Party]; Cartoons of the Anglo-Boer war period (late 19th to early 20th centuries). Political cartoons.

The Parliament Collection:
Three figures on a horse which refuses to jump at cross bars labelled "Responsibility" and "Progress". (Part of a portfolio, see 17947) Untitled [South African Party]; Cartoons of the Anglo-Boer war period (late 19th to early 20th centuries). Political cartoons.

The Parliament Collection:
Actor (possibly John Xavier Merriman) striking a dramatic pose in his dressing room with various costumes with different identities. (Part of a portfolio, see 17947)

The Parliament Collection:
John Bull in a doorway of repair shop with a seated repairman holding a broken circular map of the Cape Colony in his hand, seeking to glue it back to the other southern African colonies. (Part of a portfolio, see 17947) Untitled ["John Bull's Patent Cement"]; Cartoons of the Anglo-Boer war period (late 19th to early 20th centuries). Political cartoons.

The Parliament Collection:
A man standing at his desk and another looking at him through the window holding a "Report of Health" pamphlet. (Part of a portfolio, see 17947)

The Parliament Collection:
Lion (Britain) watching a monkey (Paul Kruger) in a tree. British knaves behind the lion with large quill pens and the names of various local newspapers on their garments. (Part of a portfolio, see 17947)

The Parliament Collection:
Derogative anti-Chinese map of South Africa and Mozambique. Hydra head with Chinese features and a pigtail centred above Johannesburg and its large tentacles reaching all over the country. Seven tentacles are labelled: vegetable trade, laundry work, general store, opium den, fantan, rum shop. One tentacle is wrapped around a European woman with the label (with racist tone) "White girl welly ni" (very nice). (Part of a portfolio, see 17947) Untitled ["Ah Joburg"]; Cartoons of the Anglo-Boer war period (late 19th to early 20th centuries). Political cartoons.

The Parliament Collection:
Well-dressed men in suits rush towards a female apparition labelled "Diamonds". One man on the left with a butterfly net labelled "A Millionaire's Monopoly". On the right is a digger with an axe and backpack, clearly not well-off, watching the rich men rush towards the diamonds. (Part of a portfolio, see 17947) Untitled ["A Millionaire's Monopoly"]; Cartoons of the Anglo-Boer war period (late 19th to early 20th centuries). Political cartoons.

The Parliament Collection:
Railway signal-man with many arms. The two lowest hold signals and the others pamphlets with "Post Office Business", etc. (Part of a portfolio, see 17947)

The Parliament Collection:
Full length figure of a man (Schreiner) with "I am Neutral" between his legs and bombarded with missiles labelled "Contempt, Defence of Kimberley, Leader of Traitors", etc. (Part of a portfolio, see 17947) The Absent Minded Premier (Hon Schreiner); Cartoons of the Anglo-Boer war period (late 19th to early 20th centuries). Political cartoons.

The Parliament Collection:
Vultures, with heads of politicians, standing on and around the carcass of a sheep labelled "Martial Law Commission". (Part of a portfolio, see 17947) Untitled ["Martial Law Commission"]; Cartoons of the Anglo-Boer war period (late 19th to early 20th centuries). Political cartoons.

The Parliament Collection:
Roman soldier, with politician's head, holding a shield with the British Flag on it, being attacked by "Barbarians" (politicians) holding daggers. (Part of a portfolio, see 17947) Untitled ["Indemnification Punishment of Rebels"]; Cartoons of the Anglo-Boer war period (late 19th to early 20th centuries). Political cartoons.

The Parliament Collection:
Paul Kruger, seated and being hypnotised and imagining a scene where people are bowing in front of him. (Part of a portfolio, see 17947)

The Parliament Collection:
Man in Scottish attire with a big bag over his shoulder and a case in his hand. He stands at a cross-roads signpost and chooses to walk towards Rhodesia, not the Transvaal. From his bag a book titled "Maxims for a Moderate Man" is visible. Other items are labeled To Buluwayo, Railways & Public Works, Bond Membership and Highland Pride. (Part of a portfolio, see 17947) Untitled [Railways and Public Works]; Cartoons of the Anglo-Boer war period (late 19th to early 20th centuries). Political cartoons.

The Parliament Collection:
Church scene with man in loin cloth kneeling at altar from which emerges the words "Attorney Generalship". (Part of a portfolio, see 17947)

The Parliament Collection:
Market with labourers on left for sale. Salesman in Roman toga and buyer on right. Sale cards stuck to back wall and on the ground one that has "Indenture - Five Years" on it. (Part of a portfolio, see 17947)

The Parliament Collection:
Man seated in an armchair wearing a smoking jacket, with a cigarette in his mouth and reading a number of pamphlets on the Boer War. (Part of a portfolio, see 17947)

The Parliament Collection:
Scene in butchery with a man leaving and slipping on his jacket. Chopping block labelled "Progressive Interests". (Part of a portfolio, see 17947) Untitled ["Progressive Interests"]; Cartoons of the Anglo-Boer war period (late 19th to early 20th centuries). Political cartoons.

The Parliament Collection:
St George slaying dragon (labelled "Ye Bond") and saving damsel ("Progressive Party") and an old man in a toy wagon labelled "St Georges Society Cape Town" holding onto the horse's tail. (Part of a portfolio, see 17947)

The Parliament Collection:
Cinema scene with two men (politicians) at the projector and on the screen scene labelled "Race Hatred". (Part of a portfolio, see 17947)

The Parliament Collection:
Three men, Paul Kruger on right, burying a corpse labelled "British Paramountcy". The man on the left is J H Hofmeyr. (Part of a portfolio, see 17947)

The Parliament Collection:
Medieval scene of torture in church dungeon and altar/table labelled "The Transvaal Executive". Two torturers named - on left Leyds and on right Schutte. (Part of a portfolio, see 17947)

The Parliament Collection:
Egyptian scene with Pharaoh on throne and figure kneeling with a portrait head of an unknown politician. Aaron and Moses Leonard on the right. Snakes on ground variously labelled, for example, "Made in Germany" and "Genuine Republicanism". (Part of a portfolio, see 17947) Untitled ["Corrupt Goverment"]; Cartoons of the Anglo-Boer war period (late 19th to early 20th centuries). Political cartoons.

The Parliament Collection:
Two men, one on right dressed in women's clothes and holding onto the tailcoat of the other who is leaving with an "Invitation to Jubilee" under his arm. At 'her' feet clothing labelled "Health, Education, Colonial Defence", etc. (Part of a portfolio, see 17947) Untitled ["Won't you take up these things before you go"]; Cartoons of the Anglo-Boer war period (late 19th to early 20th centuries). Political cartoons.

The Parliament Collection:
Damaged ship labelled "British Interests" being pounded by waves and small boat with "Firm Policy" on anchor moving towards the ship. (Part of a portfolio, see 17947) Untitled ["The short anchor in the Transvaal Sea. Sir Milner to the rescue"]; Cartoons of the Anglo-Boer war period (late 19th to early 20th centuries). Political cartoons.

The Parliament Collection:
Man on left (Kruger) looking at the sunrise with "Boer Regime" among the rays and other words in the clouds in front of him. (Part of a portfolio, see 17947)

The Parliament Collection:
Nurse on left holding three babies with a man holding newspaper on right. On table in centre is a tin can labelled "Patent Milner Food". (Part of a portfolio, see 17947) Untitled ["Patent Milner Food"]; Cartoons of the Anglo-Boer war period (late 19th to early 20th centuries). Political cartoons.

The Parliament Collection:
Four acrobats holding a large disc labelled "Compensation Identity". (Part of a portfolio, see 17947)

The Parliament Collection:
Man on raft (labelled "The Taal") with sinking ship in the background (labelled S African Nation). (Part of a portfolio, see 17947) "Leaving the Wreck. The Hon. J.H. Hofmeyr has left South Africa for Europe - Daily Paper"; Cartoons of the Anglo-Boer war period (late 19th to early 20th centuries). Political cartoons.