"Aufbewahrungsart des Strohs der 2. Ernte; das der 1. Ernte wird sofort verbrannt & als Dünger verwendet. Der Raum unter den Strohschobern ist Kuhstall. "
Item Details
Title:
"Aufbewahrungsart des Strohs der 2. Ernte; das der 1. Ernte wird sofort verbrannt & als Dünger verwendet. Der Raum unter den Strohschobern ist Kuhstall. "
Alternate title:
"How straw is stored from the second harvest. Straw from the first harvest is immediately burned and used as fertiliser. The space under the straw stacks is a cow shed."
Description
Names
Creator:
Maisch, Wilhelm Friedrich (Mr)Name: Maisch, Wilhelm Friedrich (Mr)
Basel mission membership number: 1507
Date of Birth: 13.01.1878
Date of Death: 25.06.1924
Biography: There is a 35 p. manuscript written by Maisch in the Basel Mission archive giving advice on the use of his negatives as coloured slides and descriptions of the contents of the pictures.
Profession: carpenter (Schreiner)
Geographic references: Mission area: China {mission area}
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Basel mission membership number: 1507
Date of Birth: 13.01.1878
Date of Death: 25.06.1924
Biography: There is a 35 p. manuscript written by Maisch in the Basel Mission archive giving advice on the use of his negatives as coloured slides and descriptions of the contents of the pictures.
Profession: carpenter (Schreiner)
Geographic references: Mission area: China {mission area}
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Dates
Date early:
01.01.1904
Date late:
31.12.1920
Proper date:
01.01.1904-31.12.1920
Geography
Location:
[Geography]: Asia {continent}: China {modern state}People:
Subject
Keywords:
agricultural scene, harvest, rick, stable, straw, water buffalo Individuals:
Maisch, Wilhelm Friedrich (Mr)Name: Maisch, Wilhelm Friedrich (Mr)Basel mission membership number: 1507
Date of Birth: 13.01.1878
Date of Death: 25.06.1924
Biography: There is a 35 p. manuscript written by Maisch in the Basel Mission archive giving advice on the use of his negatives as coloured slides and descriptions of the contents of the pictures.
Profession: carpenter (Schreiner)
Geographic references: Mission area: China {mission area}
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Physical
Type:
Still Image
Format:
[Format]: 11.3cm x 8.3cm
[Condition]: medium
[Type of support]: cardboard
[Process]: b/w positive, paper print, gelatin-silver
[Condition]: medium
[Type of support]: cardboard
[Process]: b/w positive, paper print, gelatin-silver
Identifier
Reference:
A-30.60.018
Citation:
Reference: BMA A-30.60.018
Title: "Aufbewahrungsart des Strohs der 2. Ernte; das der 1. Ernte wird sofort verbrannt & als Dünger verwendet. Der Raum unter den Strohschobern ist Kuhstall. "
Creator: Maisch, Wilhelm Friedrich (Mr)
Date: 01.01.1904-31.12.1920
Maisch, Wilhelm Friedrich (Mr), “Aufbewahrungsart des Strohs der 2. Ernte; das der 1. Ernte wird sofort verbrannt & als Dünger verwendet. Der Raum unter den Strohschobern ist Kuhstall. ,” BMArchives, accessed June 22, 2026, https://www.bmarchives.org/items/show/51125.
Title: "Aufbewahrungsart des Strohs der 2. Ernte; das der 1. Ernte wird sofort verbrannt & als Dünger verwendet. Der Raum unter den Strohschobern ist Kuhstall. "
Creator: Maisch, Wilhelm Friedrich (Mr)
Date: 01.01.1904-31.12.1920
Maisch, Wilhelm Friedrich (Mr), “Aufbewahrungsart des Strohs der 2. Ernte; das der 1. Ernte wird sofort verbrannt & als Dünger verwendet. Der Raum unter den Strohschobern ist Kuhstall. ,” BMArchives, accessed June 22, 2026, https://www.bmarchives.org/items/show/51125.
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