A 16th-century illustrated book from the Brand van Zyl Antiquarian Collection, published by Antverpiae apud Joannem Bellerum in 1562. Title "Praxis rerum criminalium, iconibus materiae subjectae convenientibus, pulchrius quam unquam hactenus, recognita atque illustrate" by Joost de Damhouder 1507- 1581.
The architectural plans of the South African College's Hiddingh Memorial Hall building were drawn up by the offices of the architect Sir Herbert Baker. The original architectural drawings of Hiddingh Hall are housed in the Manuscripts and Archives department of UCT Libraries.
Donation of financial database by Reuters, 1997. Left seated: Vice-Chancellor, Dr. Mamphela Ramphele and former Vice-Chancellor, Dr. Stuart J Saunders.
Dr RFM Immelman, Univesity Librarian from 1940-1970, cuts the ribbon to formally open the northern component of the linear library, named in his honour. Friday, April 23 1982. Dr Immelman later passed away at 77 on 30 April 1982.
Law texts handed over to the Law Faculty, and later integrated in the Brand Van Zyl Library, March 1996. From Left: Prof Wieland Gevers, Latifa Omar, Prof R Becker, Prof Danie Visser and German Consul General
Librarian, Tanya Barben exhibiting some of her holdings in Special Collections, JW Jagger Library 1996. Used in the Harry Oppenheimer album as a gift to him from JW Jagger Library