South West Africa 1928, including Windhoek, Etosha Pen, Otjikoto, Spitskoppie, Swakopmund, Tsumeb, Namakunde, Walvis Bay, Kunene, Humana Gorge, Narutoni and tribal women. Also Pilgrim's Rest 1916, Blyde River Valley, Koedoes River 1912, Oliphant's River, hunting scenes, comet seen at Queenstown 1892(?), Pompey, Suez Canal 1910, Tonga 1910, Dar es Salaam 1910, Mocambique 1910, Plettenberg Bay and Wilderness 1934; Kaaiman's River, Cradock, Germiston, Yacht races Hartebeespoort Dam, Feldtmann's House, Grootfontein, S.W. Africa 1935, Mbabane 1936, graven of soldiers - victims of train wrecked by Boers 1901, Bonacord Dam 1937.

Album, undated, with family photographs and pressed flowers at back. All unidentified. Also picnic parties and landscape views.

From W.A. Schoch, to his son, H.E. Schoch. Says all well at Rustenburg and that his son's house is untouched although Boers stole all horse fodder. Both English and Boers have plundered. Tells of Boer occupation and English attack under Kitchener. He stopped English looting by threatening to complain to superiors. Invited impertinent Lt. Skene to dinner who apologised for his previous conduct, gave receipt for forage and stopped further looting. Boers returned but very demoralised and soon English back again. All now behave well but permits required for everything.

Pretoria, of land called Zuiverfontein district Rustenburg, department Elandsrivier, sold by Margaretha Elisabetha Petronella Strijdom to Jan Heystek for ú150. Attached to this is property contract by George Alfred Greathead and A.E. Schoch in favour of Alwin Wilhelm Herman Graul, for farm Zuiverfontoin, executed 1925 January 27, Johannesburg. Also 2 receipts 1896 May 26 for sums due on farm Zuiverfontoin, Rustenburg. Signed J.C. Brink, Landdrost.