View from street corner - 2011 Photographer: William Martinson

Detail of screen with brass monkey in lift foyer - 2011 All the brass monkeys in the lift foyer were stolen in December 2023 Photographer: William Martinson

Plaque installed at entrance on Joubert St - 2011 Photographer: William Martinson

View of portion of south facade at 14th Floor - 2011 Photographer: William Martinson

A recent photograph with facades repainted Submitted by William MARTINSON Photographer: B K McKechnie - 2017

Anstey's (1935-7), by Emley &Williamson: looking dilapidated yet still a Landmark in 1978 when this photograph was taken Photographer: Unidentified

View down Jeppe Street in the mid-1930s, showing Astor Mansions and, in the background, Anstey's in the process of completion. (Photo: Africana Museum) Photographer: Africana Museum

Anstey's: original vision of a stepped Futurist tower. (Rand Daily Mail, 8 January 1935) Photographer: Rand Daily Mail

Ansteys Building under construction, from the commemorative booklet published on the occasion of the Golden Jubilee of Johannesburg in 1936. Johannesburg City of Achievement, Johannesburg Publicity Association and the SAR&H Administration, Cape Times. Johannesburg & Cape Town, 1936. Sumbitted by William MARTINSON Photographer: Scanned image

Advertisement published by Ansteys in Homes of the Golden City. Submitted by William MARTINSON Photographer: Scanned image

Advertisement published by Ansteys in the SA Who's Who of 1964 submitted by William MARTINSON Photographer: Scanned image

Scanned image of a photograph of a demolition site in Johannesburg , circa 1956, with the Ansteys Building looming large in the background. Ref: Eliovson, Ezra, Johannesburg The Fabulous City, Howard Timmins, Cape Town, n.d. circa 1956: pg 4. Submitted by William MARTINSON Photographer: Scanned image

Postcard circa 1950 Title on rear of postcard: Jeppe Street, Johannesburg looking West towards Newtown. The tall 22 story building is Ansteys, a department store. Gold was found in the rock when excavating for the foundations here (sic). In the distance are the cooling towers of the Municipal Power Station. Published by McDonald, 30 Rosetta St., Regents Park, Johannesburg, South Africa Submitted by William MARTINSON

Ansteys Building - decorated for the Coronation of George VI Submitted by Flo Bird via William Martinson Photographer: Unidentified

Advertisement from Stark 1956 Submitted by William Martinson Photographer: Unidentified

Drawing 179 of 365 by Shaun Gaylard Click for larger image