Photograph: Mrs K Fleming with Mrs Dora Hall outside Johannesburg City Hall 1955[Photograph Collection] Description: From the Mary Kleinenberg Collection. Donated 12/01/2005. Reproduction. Mrs Fleming is on the left.Date(s): 11 November 1955 Photograph: Mrs Suzman[Photograph Collection] Description: On the right. From the Mary Kleinenberg Collection. Donated 13/01/1994. Photograph used in book: M Rodgers, The Black Sash, Johannesburg 1956. B/W print. OriginalPhotograph: National and Regional leaders at the home of Mr and Mrs Palmer near Stellenbosch before they entered Cape Town 1956[Photograph Collection] Description: From the Mary Kleinenberg Collection. Donated 12/01/2005. ReproductionDate(s): 12 February 1956 Photograph: Port Elizabeth Black Sash in a demostration against the dissolution of the Senate and the violation of the Constitution 1955[Photograph Collection] Description: From the Mary Kleinenberg Collection. Donated 12/01/2005. ReproductionDate(s): 11 November 1955 Photograph: Printed images of Mrs C Iris Wood and Miss Marion Harper[Photograph Collection] Description: Printed images from AP XPI 667 and 668. From the Mary Kleinenberg Collection. Donated 13/01/1994. Photograph used in book: M Rodgers, The Black Sash, Johannesburg 1956. B/W print. Fragment.Date(s): 1955 and 1956 Photograph: Protest march 1956, Springs, Brakpan and Benoni[Photograph Collection] Description: From the Mary Kleinenberg Collection. Donated 12/01/2005. ReproductionDate(s): Saturday 12 November1956 Photograph: Protest march against the Senate Act with symbolic Book of the Constitution 1955[Photograph Collection] Description: From the Mary Kleinenberg Collection. Donated 13/01/1994. Photograph used in book: M Rodgers, The Black Sash, Johannesburg 1956. B/W print.Date(s): 11 November 1955 Photograph: Sea Point protest against reference books for women 1959[Photograph Collection] Description: From the Mary Kleinenberg Collection. Donated 13/01/1994. B/W print.Date(s): 22 October 1959 Photograph: Senate Election 1955[Photograph Collection] Description: From the Mary Kleinenberg Collection. Donated 13/01/1994. B/W print.Date(s): 25 November 1955 Photograph: Sheena Duncan[Photograph Collection] Description: On the right. From the Mary Kleinenberg Collection. Donated 13/01/1994. Photograph used in book: M Rodgers, The Black Sash, Johannesburg 1956. B/W print. Original.Photograph: The Book of the Constitution on top of the green car lead the demonstration into Cape Town 1956[Photograph Collection] Description: From the Mary Kleinenberg Collection. Donated 12/01/2005. ReproductionDate(s): 13 February 1956 Photograph: Two Black Sash members holding a poster: "Ending the Rule of Law"[Photograph Collection] Description: From the Mary Kleinenberg Collection. Donated 13/01/1994. Photograph used in book: M Rodgers, The Black Sash, Johannesburg 1956. B/W print. OriginalDate(s): mid 1950s Photographs from exhibition entitled "Saluting the Sash"[Cory Library for Historical Research Collection] Description: Held in the foyer of the Rhodes University Library on the occasion of the dissolution of the Black Sash Offices in Grahamstown, including (1) view of the exhibition with political posters and a model wearing a black sash; (2) Ms Sheena Duncan and Mrs [. . .]Date(s): 1995 Points for discussion with Honorary Minister for Bantu Administration and Development on the Bantu Laws Amendment Bill 1963[Jean Sinclair Papers (President of the Black Sash)] Date(s): 1963Political review: 1959-1961[Records of the Black Sash] Description: Summaries of political news by M E Fisher. Covers the period of South Africa becoming a RepublicDate(s): 1959-1961 Poster of the Albany Black Sash: "Detention must stop, Over 800 detained, only 1/4 released, too many still inside"[Black Sash (Albany Region) Archive] Description: Used in stands and demonstrations against unjust apartheid laws. Some mounted.Date(s): 1980s Poster of the Albany Black Sash: "Let the children go"[Black Sash (Albany Region) Archive] Description: Used in stands and demonstrations against unjust apartheid laws. Some mounted.Date(s): c.1987 Poster of the Albany Black Sash: "Public meeting on Human Rights Day, Friday 10 December"[Black Sash (Albany Region) Archive] Description: Used in stands and demonstrations against unjust apartheid laws. Some mounted.Date(s): 1980s Poster of the Albany Black Sash: "Release detainees alive now"[Black Sash (Albany Region) Archive] Description: Used in stands and demonstrations against unjust apartheid laws. Some mounted.Date(s): 1980s Poster of the Albany Black Sash: "Remember Kassinga 4 May 1978, 750 killed, free Namibia"[Black Sash (Albany Region) Archive] Description: Used in stands and demonstrations against unjust apartheid laws. Some mounted.Date(s): 1980s Poster: "Die Senaat Ontbind, Manne en vroue sluit aan by ons in 'n protes-loop, Saterday om 10.30 vm"[Museum Africa Collection] Description: Black and white with picture of South African Constitution with a black sash draped over it.Date(s): 1956 Press Cuttings: 1965-1984[Professor W A Kleynhans Collection] Description: Cutting on the Black Sash from The Star, Southern African Jewish Times, Rand Daily Mail, Cape Times, Argus Subjects include: new leader of Black Sash (Sheena Duncan), Jean Sinclair's retirement, why Sash voted for one-man one -vote as policy as Natio [. . .]Date(s): 1965-1984 Press Statement and newscuttings re possible contitutional amendment enabling President Mandela to control Natal violence - Black Sash alarmed[Mary Burton Papers] Date(s): 4 May 1995Printed information sheet headed "Advertising brief" listing factors to be considered in promotional campaigns[Mary Burton Papers] Date(s): UndatedProgramme of the demonstration on the absolution of the Senate[Museum Africa Collection] Date(s): 1956 |