These are probably professional photographs purchased by EM Forster during his travels in India, although some of them have London seller stamps.

Two copies (one pasted in and one loose) of the photograph.

Snapshot of a stone statue of a horse, its plinth resting on grass near the base of a wall.

Photograph showing the harbour and stairs at Benares, apparently taken from the water.

Photograph showing two men stoking a bonfire on outdoor stone steps, with two wrapped figures on biers nearby.

Photograph, apparently taken from the water, showing the steps and a nearby temple at Benares. Pyres are being tended and corpses are wrapped nearby.

Photograph, apparently taken from the water, showing steps and a nearby temple at Benares. A double-keeled boat with rearing horses at the two prows is being rowed along the river and a crowd is gathered to watch.

Photograph of the said statue including halo and throne.

Photo taken from an elevated viewpoint showing a large group of people mostly not looking at the camera; banners are flying.

Photo taken from an elevated viewpoint showing a large group of people mostly not looking at the camera, wading in a wide shallow river.

Photograph showing a crowd of people watching a man half-reclining with bent knees, on a bed of nails, with an umbrella shading him.

Photograph of a dark man with long hair, crouched on a mat and almost in profile.

Photo showing several adults and 6 children in ?tin hats minding a display laid out on blankets at their feet.

Envelope that probably once contained the said photos.

Photograph showing monkeys climbing and sitting on a platform in Mathura.

Photograph of the head and torso of a statue missing most of both arms.

Photograph taken from a height showing the walled complex at Vrindavan with other buildings in the foreground.

Photograph showing 7 orders of friezes carved in bas-relief on the stone exterior of the temple (battle scenes?). The head and torso of a turbanned man is visible at the bottom of the photograph. His left arm is akimbo and his head is propped on his right hand with the elbow resting on a stepped column, which is surmounted by two mythical beast supporters carved in relief.

Photograph showing nearly 3 full rows of carving.

Photograph showing 2 elephant statues near the Surya Temple or Black Pagoda, Konark.

Photograph showing stone carvings in vertical straps on the ?facade of the building: entertwined human figures and vine motifs are depicted.

Photograph showing bas-relief carvings of a man milking a cow who licks her calf, and several other figures.

Page extracted from 'The Bas-Reliefs of the Hindu-Javanese Temples', 'Indian Art and Letters Vol. VII, No. 1 first issue for 1933'. Illustration showing a bas-relief carving of a turbanned individual with two smaller people at his right and left shoulder. The carving is within a square stone frame on a corner of a building or pillar.

Photograph of the front of a building, probably a ruin with a flat roof over it. There are pillars with Y-shaped roof supports, tall Gothic arches perpendicular to the facade, and the facade is white. This is the same site as seen in EMF/27X/122.

Photograph of a complex of buildings, 2 domed and with many domed turrets. This is the same site as seen in EMF/27X/121.