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A photograph of a half natural sized barroe (probably a fockea) and a cross-section of one of the tubers.

A photograph of a half natual sized asparagras.

A photograph of an acacia horrida, a low white bush with spines that are 3 inches long.

A photograph of a large acacia bush and thicket behind.

A photograph of W.S. Shaw sitting on top of a dead elephant with one of the indigenous men behind him.

A photograph of Major P.J. Pretorius sitting on a dead elephant.

A photograph of a dead elephant laying on the ground. Major Pretorius' leather coat is hanging in the back.

A photograph of Major P.J. Pretorius and Mrs. Pretorius sitting on a dead elephant that the Major has killed.

A photograph of Miss Agnes Godfrey sitting on a dead elephant.

A photograph of the three Americans who were in the elephant camp, H.C. Raven, E.M. Thierry and Homer Shantz, sitting on a dead elephant.

A photograph of Mr. A. L. Hill at work collecting parasites from the dead elephant.

A photograph of Major P. J. Pretorius sitting on top of a dead tuskless bull elephant.

A photograph of Major P.J. Pretorius and H.C. Raven holding the ear of a South African elephant to show the size.

A photograph of a head of a dead tuskless elephant.

A photograph of the expedition party pushing through the bush. Pictured are Major P.J. Pretorius, Mrs. Pretorius, Miss Agnes Godfrey, W.S. Shaw, A.L. Hill, E.M. Thierry, and H.C. Raven.

A photograph of the expedition party pushing through the bush. Major P.J. Pretorius and Mrs. Pretorius can be seen moving through the dense bush.

A photograph of a portion of the Addo Bush which was too dense to be penetrated and was used as part of the enclosure of the elephant camp at Kenkelbosch.

A photograph of two young elephants, the one in the front being called "Jumbo" and the one in the back being called "Pretorius". The young elephants are moving around the brush in the camp.

A photograph of two young elephants, the elephants' two keepers in the camp, and Miss Agnes Godfrey, the Major's secretary.

A photograph of Major and Mrs. Pretorius standing outside with three of the dogs in the camp site.