Collection of loose photographs from various sources, of various sizes, mounted on card. Prints are numbered 1-3 since the first item consists of three photographs.

144 x 194 mm. A full length portrait of Seyyid Ali bin Said, seated on a throne against a backdrop of a carpet. Seyyid Ali bin Said, the last of the sons of Seyyid Said to sit on the Zanzibar throne, was Sultan from 1890-1893. The British Pretectorate over Zanzibar and Pemba was declared at the beginning of his reign.

122 x 183 mm. A full length portrait of Seyyid Hamed bin Thuwaini, Sultan of Zanzibar 1893 - 1896, seated on a throne.

282 x 208 mm. A view showing the exterior of the single-storied Market Buildings, situated on the west bank of the Creek Canal and opened on August 12th 1904 (see Y30468C/1-3 and 5).

104 x 145 mm. A view looking towards the falls from the pool beneath. The Sezibwa River crosses the Kampala-Jinja roads halfway between the two towns.

Packet containing loose monochrome postcards (one missing from original set of six). The postcards show scenes in Omdurman. The packet is 'Set II' of four sets issued by the Sudan Government Railways and Steamers.

Packet containing loose monochrome postcards showing scenes in Khartoum. The packet is 'Set III' of four sets issued by the Sudan Government Railways and Steamers.

59 x 103 mm. Showing Sergeant Adeyemi standing at attention in front of a thatched hut.

59 x 104 mm. Showing Sergeant Egunjobe standing at attention in front of a thatched hut.

59 x 103 mm. Showing Sergeant Jatto standing at attention in front of a thatched hut.

104 x 60 mm. Showing a group of five African soldiers of the 1st Southern Nigeria Regiment, standing at attention in front of a large thatched hut.

59 x 103 mm. Showing Sergeant Mama standing at attention in front of a thatched hut.

Showing diggers in the foreground with factory buildings beyond at the Shabanie Asbestos Mine, 95 miles east of Bulawayo.

76 x 78 mm. A view looking along the river with steeply sloping hills beyond. The caption for this photograph was taken from another copy of the album, which is held by Northwestern University Library.

90 x 95 mm. A horse led by a man carrying two polo sticks.

Showing a number of villagers making music.

3 crops a year were taken. Cow manure and bat droppings were used in what was probably the most effective crop in the Gold Coast. The negative envelope is numbered '8'.

3 crops a year were taken. Cow manure and bat droppings were used in what was probably the most effective crop in the Gold Coast. The negative envelope is numbered '8'.

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.

115 x 85 mm. A view of Shame taken presumably from a boat. There are many people stood watching.

100 x 152 mm. The caption continues 'wearing typically kilted striped cotton skirt, with the edge beaded; girdles, necklaces, and arm bands of beads, and strips of beads attached to dress. She wears a headdress of swathed coloured cotton. 1950. Valley south of Hangklip Mountains.'

155 x 204 mm.

204 x 153 mm. The caption continues: 'All these Kraals are spotlessly clean. Step thatching. In the valley south of Hangklip Mountains. Near Naboomspruit, Northern Transvaal.

203 x 145 mm. The caption continues: 'showing main hut, children's hut, and grain hut, mud wall and stockade. Valley South of Hangklip Mountains. 1950.'

152 x 101 mm. The caption continues: 'Gourds, pottery, spoons, ladles, winnowing basket. All made of the indigenous wood, clay and grasses. Valley south of Hangklip Mountains. 1950.'