Approximately 200 x 140 mm. Photogravure. Probably photographed by F. Skeen.

Glass negatives. The label lists three other places, which are illegible. Images are chiefly of Pahang and Kelantan.

Glass negatives. The label lists three other places, which are illegible. Images are chiefly of Pahang and Kelantan.

Quarter-plate. From roof of entrance gateway, near Larnaca

278 x 223 mm. View from a nearby hill looking down onto the Telegraph Station, with small terraced fields on the hillside in the foreground and the Pacific Ocean in the distance.

275 x 216 mm. General view of the single storey Telegraph Station buildings at Sharp Peak near Foochow. The figures on the terrace of the building are too distant to be seen clearly, but A.S.H. is presumably the compiler of this album.

A religious and political centre dating to the 7th century B.C. at the end of the Roman era. Among the ruins in the area are various building remains, baths and palestra. The sanctuary of Apollo was destroyed by earthquake in the late 4th century A.D.

271 x 204 mm. View looking along the body of the temples, with a row of bronze images on either side.

291 x 238 mm. View from a tower looking down onto the temple precincts. There appears to be some confusion in captioning with this and the following prints: this title, which evidently relates to this print, is in fact taken from Y3077A/50.

285 x 205 mm. Group of named individuals, including Douglas. See also Y3022CCC/113.

Quarter-plate (landscape format). Near the Mills, Cawnpore. [With women and children watching as a man does the vanishing thimble trick]

268 x 205 mm. View showing rows of carved images in the temple.

252x188mm. Showing the steamer 'Thunder' (the property of Apcar & Co.) beached beside the Strand Road at Colvin's Ghat at the west end of Hastings Street after the 1864 cyclone, (Massey p.35).

Contains prints, 290 x 235 mm (mounted on card) with printed captions are in a black leather bound album with 'Royal Visit to Gwalior, December 1905' on the cover; the Prince of Wales Feathers, the Arms of Gwalior and the Maharaja's signature 'M. Scindia Gwalior 1905' in metal are attached to the front cover.

Contains prints, 290 x 235 mm (mounted on card) with printed captions are in a black leather bound album with 'Royal Visit to Gwalior, December 1905' on the cover; the Prince of Wales Feathers, the Arms of Gwalior and the Maharaja's signature 'M. Scindia Gwalior 1905' in metal are attached to the front cover.

381 x 228 mm. View of the entrance. Photograph by A.T.W. Penn no. 31.

Quarter-plate (landscape format). Behind is seen Stavra Vouni, Santa Croce Mountain. The lake in front is salt, and when dry, as it becomes every summer, the salt residue is dug and piled in heaps. The aunt of Mohammed is buried here: she came here to make war: some say she was wounded by the enemy, some say that her horse got shy and fell and that she was killed in that way.

Quarter-plate (landscape format). Behind is seen Stavra Vouni, Santa Croce Mountain. The lake in front is salt, and when dry, as it becomes every summer, the salt residue is dug and piled in heaps. The aunt of Mohammed is buried here: she came here to make war: some say she was wounded by the enemy, some say that her horse got shy and fell and that she was killed in that way.

A file of correspondence relating to criticism of 'The Times' newspaper's reporting of the Malayan Emergency (23 sheets).

Contains prints measuring approximately 210 x 160 mm mounted in an album bound in padded red leather and inscribed on the front cover VM [Victoria Mary] surmounted by a coronet. The end papers have a label 'Bourne and Shepherd : Artists, Photographers and Publishers. Calcutta, Simla and Bombay'. This album deals with architectural views (with many close-up details) of buildings in Udaipur, Jaipur, Ajmir, Chitor, Mt Abu, Lahore, Amritsar, Delhi, Agra and Fatehpur Sikri.