Book tote from the famous Upuuzi Academy

A student's book tote from the famous Upuuzi Academy, Kokote, Mahali in the Republic of Mahali. In early 1940, once they realised that this war wasn’t over by Christmas either, the local white farming community found themselves with a bothersome excess of children, who could not be dispatched off to their British boarding schools in the usual manner. In a building donated by Simba Bartlett (old Rogue’s eldest by his second wife, Muriel, who once shot a leopard off the roof of the servants’ quarters), two ladies of a certain age, and of a decidedly stern colonial character, founded Upuuzi Academy, which flourished post-war, as it was cheap. When the school moved to its present site in 1968, the original building reverted to its original function as a goat-barn.