A. Letter-booksThere are four of these books. The letters are either written by Mr Jagger himself, or by Charles Westerton - who joined the firm in 1892 and later became a partner - or occasionally by others. It is not clear what relation there is...
Ceremonial silver key with which Mrs Jagger opened the J W Jagger Library in 1931. (Transferred to Museum Objects Collection)Illuminated address to J W Jagger from the Cape School Board, 1912.Invitation to Mrs E Jagger to the Coronation of King Ge...
Correspondence extracts from the Standard Bank records (1867-1956). Correspondence extracts from the London and South African Bank (1861-1878) and the African Banking Corporation (1890-1920).
Documents and letters pertaining to Alfred Metcalf, James Metcalf's father; diary (1914-1915), kept by James Metcalf in which he recorded his experiences as a prisoner of war in SWA; maps and other documents concerning his service in the Brit...
The collection includes much material relating to Africa (Gold Coast, Rhodesia) during the Second World War, including typescripts of his writings, other documents, and a large number of photographs, of military and other scenes in Africa.
The collection consists of the papers of Dr James Stewart (1831-1905) and includes diaries, letters, pamphlets, articles, photographs and newspaper clippings.
This small collection of papers comprises letters written to and by Dr James Stewart (1831-1905) and others, writings by Dr James Stewart and pamphlets. See also the larger collection, James Stewart Papers, BC106.
The collection comprises two sets of papers, dealing with labour cases in which Mr Theron, an attorney, was involved.NEHAWU v Highlands House (a Jewish old age home); and Fedics Food Services (Cape).Paper Printing Wood and Allied Workers Union v U...