120 x 90 mm. Showing Hebbert and his wife Anne stood beside their automobile, with their luggage piled up around them. The caption beneath the image reads 'The luggage which all fitted inside the car.'

85 x 105 mm. Showing Hebbert fishing in a fast flowing stream.

90 x 100 mm. A view of Hebbert sat beside a river.

220 x 130 mm. Showing camels and camel trainers resting under the shade of trees. Hebbert is stood far left in the background.

60 x 60 mm. Showing Hebbert and a group of women (presumably his mother and sisters) having a picnic on the grass. Hebberts wife Anne is on the far right.

135 x 85 mm. Showing a line of people sat behind a rope barrier. Presumably they are watching a polo match. There is a marquee pitched behind them. Hebbert and his wife Anne are fifth and sixth from the left. On the reverse of the print are two words, one of which may be 'Khartoum', with the date '1938'.

110 x 65 mm. Showing Hebbert, two women and two dogs sat on a stone step.

135 x 85 mm. Showing people stood in groups in the Palace grounds. Hebbert is in the centre of the photograph.

85 x 115 mm. Showing people seated in groups in a garden. A few people have been identified in pencil beneath the print, but are mostly illegible. Hebbert is sat fourth from the left, his wife, identified as LMH, is second from the left.

125 x 95 mm. A view of the Sunni landscape. A man and woman (perhaps Colonel and Mrs Hebbert) are stood admiring the view.

175 x 115 mm. Showing people seated at tables beside the dance floor. This is an outdoor event. Hebbert is seated far right.

Numbered and labelled slides from the Hebberts' trip to Ethiopia.