An untitled album of photographs measuring generally between 65 x 110 mm and 210 x 165 mm, uncaptioned and undated, save one which is a postcard of a man and a woman, on the reverse is written: ‘Sunday, 24th July 38. The album contains a number of blank pages. Subjects include life on a ship (including images of the crew in fancy dress), buildings, groups of people, a ship-wreck, a boat ran aground, harbour scenes, two obituaries (C. Williams. A.B. H.M.S. Kent, killed at Hong Kong Dockyard Nov 18 1910, aged 20 and Michael George Males, ‘who fell asleep 17th September 1926, Aged 34 years’), and a seated portrait of M. Franklin Roosevelt, President of the United States of America. There are also three newspaper/magazine cuttings pasted in: two recipes, and an article ‘How to keep well’ by Dr. T.R. Van Dellen. The owner of this album can be seen in photographs 31, 33, 37 and 232, identified by an arrow.