Yound sightseers scramble up the steepest part of Spioenkop towards the main British trench

Another cartoon on the same subject with Sir Garnet telling unfortunate Natla to shut his eyes and take his medicine, after which he will see what his mother has got for him.

Portion of a shot from an early film depicting the same scene. Note the casualties, top right.

Narrow gauges as used on the Sugar Estates.

The roadside memorial near Colenso commemorating the incident of the armoured train and the capture of Winston Churchill by the Boers.

New Grave of LIent. L , Robert V.C, Kings Royal Rifles. He died after his attempt to save Colonel longs gun at Colenso

The large cartridge with its bullet of .450 caliber is shown here in its two forms. On the right is the earlier coiled brass form, and on the left is the improved version of solid-drawn brass. The latter improved the extraction of the spent cartridge.

The children of trekkers in Natal were very poorly off for playthings. The young boys had to be content to play with ready-to-hand wood and 'dolosse' (small animal bones) but the girls were sometimes fortunate enough to possess wooden dolls such as this one, made about the year 1800.

Killie Campbell with an identified friend