A British borderland : service and sport in Equatoria
A British borderland: service and sport in Equatoria is a 1913 travel account by H. A. Wilson, published in London by J. Murray, about life and hunting in the Equatoria region of Africa. Its four pictures are photographs printed sideways on the page, showing a railway embankment and track, a crowd of people waiting by a line of carriages, and a river or swamp scene with figures in the foreground. A designer could take from them the stark diagonal of a railway line receding across open ground and the dense, shadowed texture of riverside vegetation.
