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Waterlow Series

A set of 12 pre-paid postcards with views on the reverse [known to collectors as the BSAC 1d Small Arms Pictorial Postal Stationery Card series (H&G 11a)], sold in packs of 12 in Bulawayo, the Victoria Falls and Livingstone only. The earliest recorded date is 11 May 1905.

1. Victoria Falls, Rhodesia. Profile Point from the South Bank (F W Sykes)
2. Victoria Falls, Rhodesia. Gorge below the Falls, showing Spray at Exit (F W Sykes)
3. Victoria Falls, Rhodesia. In Flood, Showing Spray mist, North bank (F W Sykes)
4. Victoria Falls, Rhodesia. View from North Bank (F W Sykes)
5. Victoria Falls, Rhodesia. The Zambesi above the Falls (F W Sykes)
6. Victoria Falls, Rhodesia. Main Fall from Cataract Island (F W Sykes)
7. Victoria Falls, Rhodesia. Low water from bottom of Gully on N Bank (F W Sykes)
8. Victoria Falls, Rhodesia. Western or Devil's Cataract (R T Coryndon)
9. Victoria Falls, Rhodesia. One Mile Wide 400 feet deep (F W Sykes)
10. Victoria Falls, Rhodesia. Eastern End (C B Fox)
11. Rhodesian Railways Train-de-luxe On the Way to the V F (?)
12. Victoria Falls, Rhodesia. The Highest Bridge in the World (?)

Waterlow postcard (front)

1. Victoria Falls, Rhodesia. Profile Point from the South Bank (F W Sykes)

2. Victoria Falls, Rhodesia. Gorge below the Falls, showing Spray at Exit (F W Sykes)

3. Victoria Falls, Rhodesia. In Flood, Showing Spray mist, North bank (F W Sykes)

4. Victoria Falls, Rhodesia. View from North Bank (F W Sykes)

5. Victoria Falls, Rhodesia. The Zambesi above the Falls (F W Sykes)

6. Victoria Falls, Rhodesia. Main Fall from Cataract Island (F W Sykes)

7. Victoria Falls, Rhodesia. Low water from bottom of Gully on N Bank (F W Sykes)

8. Victoria Falls, Rhodesia. Western or Devil's Cataract (R T Coryndon)

9. Victoria Falls, Rhodesia. One Mile Wide 400 feet deep (F W Sykes)

10. Victoria Falls, Rhodesia. Eastern End (C B Fox)

11. Rhodesian Railways Train-de-luxe On the Way to the Victoria Falls

12. Victoria Falls, Rhodesia. The Highest Bridge in the World

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