162 x 113 mm. A group portrait of six officers, with Wingate and Cecil standing at the right. Major Cecil was one of the Sirdar's ADCs.

79 x 79 mm. A view showing Wingate and a group of army officers disembarking. Exact location unknown, possibly near Atbara (although the railway did not get to Atbara itself until July 1898, three months after the battle of Atbara).

78 x 78 mm. With Wingate talking to an Arab. Possibly near Atbara.

161 x 114 mm. A view showing Mahmoud and Colonel Wingate, with a camera on a tripod in the background. Whether the questioning by Kitchener mentioned by Sandes has been confused with this incident, or whether this is a separate event, is unclear (1937, p.218-219).

117 x 138 mm. A view showing Rudolf Slatin and Colonel Wingate standing together some time after the former's escape from the Mahdi. Slatin, who had returned to the Sudan at Gordon's invitation in 1879, was Governor of Darfur until his capture by the Mahdi in December 1883. He escaped from imprisonment at Omdurman in February 1895, largely through Wingate's efforts. Slatin later worked during the campaign as Wingate's Assistant Director of Intelligence.

157 x 105 mm. A view showing Calderari and Wingate standing in front of railway trucks on the Soudan (Sudan) Military Railway. Exact location unknown.

Lieut. Gen. Sir F.R. Wingate, Governor- General of the Sudan, reads an address of welcome to their majesties.

Lieut. Gen. Sir F.R. Wingate, Governor- General of the Sudan, reads an address of welcome to their majesties.