Photographs from two expeditions of Adolf Schipper (1901-1904 and 1905-1907) in Cameroon and others: Jesko Albert Eugen von Puttkamer (1855, ?1917); Adolf Schipper (, ?1915); First Lieutenant Schlosser; First Lieutenant Krümpell; Senior Physician Freyer; Sergeant Handke; Sultan Musa von Kusseri; Sultan Machamed von Logome; Sultan Diagara von Gulfei; Duala; Tinto; Barombisee; Banjo; Mission Kribi; Bianjana; Shambo; Ngaundere; Residence Kusseri; Musgum; Dikoa; Meeting of the sultans of the German protectorate; hunting scenes; villages of different indigenous tribes (Bantu; Fullah; Kotoko); performance of traditional dances; reception of the representatives of the Schutztruppe; (54 x 33 cm) different sizes; album with photographs, black and white, (Adolf Schipper)
355 sheets, Contains et al: - Authorisation of a remuneration to the teacher of Russian [Hermann] Hahn for his temporary work in the library of the Seminar for Oriental Languages, 1923 - Authorisation of a remuneration to the teacher of Russian Alfred Cosack for his temporary work in the library of the Seminar for Oriental Languages, 1923 - Proof of employment for Lina Arendt on her employment as a library assistant, 19th century April 1923 - Proof of employment for Lina Arendt on her employment as a library assistant, 12 March 1924 - Provisions for the exchange of official and scientific publications between [the] Amerika-Institut, Berlin (Zentralstelle für Deutschland) and Smithsonian Institution, Washington D. C. (Central Office for the United States). Berlin] [1924] (print) - Provision by Deutsche Ultraphon AG in Berlin of an Ultraphon speaking machine for teaching purposes at the Seminar für Orientalische Sprachen, 1925 - Involvement of Privatdozent Dr. Erich Schmitt in the library of the Seminar für Orientalische Sprachen and approval of a grant to promote his scientific work, 1925 - Der 8. April, a commemorative day of German colonial history. From a colonial German, reprint: Foreign observatory. Organ of the Bund der Auslandsdeutschen, 15 April 1925 Berlin 1925 (print) - Provision or loan of various publications to Clemens Denhardt in Bad Sulza, 1926 - Authorisation to acquire the two volumes of Harry H. Johnston's "A Comparative Study of the Bantu and Semi-Bantu Languages" for the private scholar Gottlob Adolf Krause in Zurich, 1926 - Authorisation to grant aid to the private lecturer Dr. H. Johnston, 1926 - Authorisation to the private lecturer Dr. H. Johnston to study the Bantu and Semi-Bantu Languages in Zurich, 1926 - Authorisation to the private lecturer Dr. Johnston to study the German language, 1926 Erich Schmitt to promote his scientific work, 1926 - Transfer of various Japanese publications by Emma-Elisabeth Grützmacher in Berlin, 1926 - Granting of aid to Privatdozent Dr. Erich Schmitt for the promotion of his scientific work, 1927 - Granting of study grants to the student Maria-Luisa Hirsch in Berlin for her temporary work in the library of the Department of Oriental Languages, 1927-1928 - Granting of a travel allowance to the Library Council Dr. Maria-Luisa Hirsch in Berlin for her work in the library of the Department of Oriental Languages, 1927-1928 - Granting of a travel allowance to the Library Council Dr. Maria-Luisa Hirsch in Berlin for her work in the library of the Department of Oriental Languages, 1927-1928 - Granting of a travel allowance to the Library Council Dr. Maria-Luisa Hirsch in Berlin for her work in the library of the Department of Oriental Languages, 1927-1928 - Granting of a travel allowance to the Library Council Dr. Maria-Luisa Hirsch in Berlin for her work in the library of the Department of Oriental Languages. Hugo Heinrich Figulla for participation in the 17th International Congress of Orientalists in Oxford, 1928 - application of Käte Asch in Görlitz for the position of supervisory officer in the library of the Seminar for Oriental Languages, 1928 - application of stud. Inga Bielenstein [in Berlin] for the position of supervisory officer in the library of the Seminar for Oriental Languages, 1928 - Granting of study grants to the stud. Inga Bielenstein in Berlin for her temporary work in the library of the Seminar for Oriental Languages, 1928-1933 - transfer of various Russian and New Greek publications by Elisabeth Klehmet in Berlin, 1929 - acquisition of the library of the Seminary for Oriental Languages [...Wolff-Jaffé in Heidelberg offered library of the late Prof. Dr. Eugen Herrmann, 1929 - Application of Ruth Helga Matthiass in Neubabelsberg for a position as secretary in the library of the Seminar for Oriental Languages, 1930 - Proof of employment for Prof. Dr. Herrmann, 1929 - Application of Ruth Helga Matthiass in Neubabelsberg for a position as secretary in the library of the Seminar for Oriental Languages, 1930 - Proof of employment for Prof. Dr. Herrmann, 1929 - Application of Ruth Helga Matthiass in Neubabelsberg for a position as secretary in the library of the Seminar for Oriental Languages, 1930 - Proof of employment for Prof. Dr. Herrmann, 1929 - Application for a position as secretary in the library of the Seminar for Oriental Languages, 1930 August Fischer on his employment as provisional librarian and secretary, 25 November 1930 - Erna Ullrich's application in Berlin for a position as librarian in the library of the Seminary of Oriental Languages, 1931 - Betty Häusermann's application for a scholarship, 1931 - Irma Pillar's application in Berlin for a position as unskilled worker in the library of the Seminary of Oriental Languages, 1932 - Maria-Luisa Hirsch's assignment in Berlin with the cataloguing of Japanese book collections, 1932.
Review of his book "The Bantu are Coming"; Christian Science Monitor 4.11.1930