"Ethnographische Gegenstände: 1. Hacke. 2. Beil. 3. Grabinstrument. 4. Feldhacke. 5. Eisen vom Kaburenschmied aus Banyeli. "
Item Details
Title:
"Ethnographische Gegenstände: 1. Hacke. 2. Beil. 3. Grabinstrument. 4. Feldhacke. 5. Eisen vom Kaburenschmied aus Banyeli. "
Alternate title:
"Anthropological objects: 1. mattock. 2. hatchet. 3. Digging instrument. 4. field mattock. 5. Iron from a Kaburi smith from Banyeli."
Description
Names
Creator:
Fisch, Rudolf (Mr)Name: Fisch, Rudolf (Mr)
Basel mission membership number: 0985
Date of Birth: 19.11.1856
Date of Death: 02.12.1946
Biography: Fisch went to Ghana as a qualified medical doctor,though not entitled to practice in Switzerland. He was a medical student at the University of Basel from 1880 to 1884. After his return he was a preacher for free church congregations.
Profession: saddler (Sattler)
Geographic references: Mission area: Ghana {mission area}
Relationships: verheiratet mit: Fisch-Schneider, Emma Katharina (Mrs)
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Basel mission membership number: 0985
Date of Birth: 19.11.1856
Date of Death: 02.12.1946
Biography: Fisch went to Ghana as a qualified medical doctor,though not entitled to practice in Switzerland. He was a medical student at the University of Basel from 1880 to 1884. After his return he was a preacher for free church congregations.
Profession: saddler (Sattler)
Geographic references: Mission area: Ghana {mission area}
Relationships: verheiratet mit: Fisch-Schneider, Emma Katharina (Mrs)
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Dates
Date early:
1910
Proper date:
1910
Geography
Location:
[Geography]: Africa {continent}: Togo {modern state}: Banyeli {place}People:
Subject
Keywords:
agricultural equipment, craft production, blacksmith, trade, display, hoe, iron, tool Individuals:
Fisch, Rudolf (Mr)Name: Fisch, Rudolf (Mr)Basel mission membership number: 0985
Date of Birth: 19.11.1856
Date of Death: 02.12.1946
Biography: Fisch went to Ghana as a qualified medical doctor,though not entitled to practice in Switzerland. He was a medical student at the University of Basel from 1880 to 1884. After his return he was a preacher for free church congregations.
Profession: saddler (Sattler)
Geographic references: Mission area: Ghana {mission area}
Relationships: verheiratet mit: Fisch-Schneider, Emma Katharina (Mrs)
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Relationships
[Same image]: QD-32.008.9063
Physical
Type:
Still Image
Format:
[Format]: 9.1cm x 14.2cm
[Condition]: medium
[Type of support]: cardboard
[Process]: b/w positive, paper print, collodion
[Condition]: medium
[Type of support]: cardboard
[Process]: b/w positive, paper print, collodion
Identifier
Reference:
D-30.56.002
Citation:
Reference: BMA D-30.56.002
Title: "Ethnographische Gegenstände: 1. Hacke. 2. Beil. 3. Grabinstrument. 4. Feldhacke. 5. Eisen vom Kaburenschmied aus Banyeli. "
Creator: Fisch, Rudolf (Mr)
Date: 1910
Fisch, Rudolf (Mr), “Ethnographische Gegenstände: 1. Hacke. 2. Beil. 3. Grabinstrument. 4. Feldhacke. 5. Eisen vom Kaburenschmied aus Banyeli. ,” BMArchives, accessed May 3, 2026, https://www.bmarchives.org/items/show/57441.
Title: "Ethnographische Gegenstände: 1. Hacke. 2. Beil. 3. Grabinstrument. 4. Feldhacke. 5. Eisen vom Kaburenschmied aus Banyeli. "
Creator: Fisch, Rudolf (Mr)
Date: 1910
Fisch, Rudolf (Mr), “Ethnographische Gegenstände: 1. Hacke. 2. Beil. 3. Grabinstrument. 4. Feldhacke. 5. Eisen vom Kaburenschmied aus Banyeli. ,” BMArchives, accessed May 3, 2026, https://www.bmarchives.org/items/show/57441.
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