Arrival in South Africa. The first rickshaws were introduced into South Africa in 1892 through the efforts of Natal “Sugar-baron” Marshall Campbell, who was later knighted. He imported eight models, three from Japan that were sold to him via agents in London, and five others, specifically built to his specifications by English wagon manufacturers.Image 13 of 52
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