258 x 209 mm. View looking north along the completed breakwater towards the lighthouse and landing pier at the far end, with shipping anchored in the harbour at the right.

258 x 209 mm. View from the landing pier looking back towards the head of the breakwater, with open sea beyond. Men and machinery are gathered around the pierhead. A large block-and-tackle crane stands in the circular recess beneath which the caisson rests and on top of which the lighthouse will be erected.

210 x 258 mm. View, probably from the top of one of the ‘Titan’ cranes, looking down onto and along the breakwater towards the land around the Customs House area and the landing place. In the foreground the basic structure of slabs from which the breakwater is constructed can be seen.

279 x 208 mm. A view looking across the Deli River toward the bridge and small settlement of thatched houses. Exact location unidentified.

79 x 80 mm. glossy print. Christian Medical College Hospital.

100 x 80 mm. Showing a bridge spanning a river. Snow-capped mountains are just visible in the distance, and a dead tree stood in the water in the foreground.

135 x 85 mm. Showing a group sat beside the river, under a tree. A bridge spans the river, behind them.

99 x 74 mm. Showing a suspension bridge across an unidentified river, with mountains in the background.

99 x 73 mm. View looking down on a small wooden footbridge across an unidentified river.

View looking across the wooden bridge.

Quarter-plate (landscape format). [Showing European crossing the high wooden bridge to the village among the palms. Copy of print sent to Dr Davies, Sandakan, Br. N.B. on 29.iv.09, so maybe of him].

265 x 212 mm. View looking up the river towards the wooden bridge. This is possibly the photograph by Samuel Bourne entitled ‘Darjeeling, picturesque bridge over the Rungnoo below Ging’ (number 1900 in the Bourne and Shepherd catalogue).

225 x 283 mm. View looking upriver, with massive rocks in the foreground, a cane bridge beyond and forest in the background. Kursiong is eleven miles south of Darjeeling. Photographer unknown, possibly R. Phillips.

76 x 51 mm. A view from a bridge.

241 x 195 mm. View looking along the river towards the thatched covered footbridge. With a group of Javanese posed at the water's edge in the foreground.

Half-plate (landscape format). On the bridge note the Sikh beggar with his donkey (Iron circlet round his turban). Beyond is the railway bridge. The white building is called Bavadari and was used for the King to fish from. This bridge is dismantled during the rainy season - June to August. (Fisher).

215 x 141 mm. View looking along the stone bridge across the River Pasig, with trams and horse cabs on the roadway.

An album, labelled on the spine, containing prints of various sizes. The numbering is sequenced from 1 to 131, but 101 is omitted. 14 of these prints are loose (118-131) , and are kept in a separate envelope in the album. Some of the prints are good quality professional work. Some of the photographs are captioned in ink; in other cases the titles have been derived from duplicate copies in Davies' other Indian album or from other photographs of the same scenes.

An album containing postcard views of Cyprus. The postcards are by a variety of photographers and publishers.

274 x 188 mm. Showing a girder bridge across the river, with the central piers out of true and the spans above wilting. Damage has also been sustained to the brick supporting walls on the bank.

160 x 101 mm. View looking along the line toward a partially constructed masonry arch running across a deep rock cutting. The estate railway is presumably a small feeder line under construction to transport produce to the station at Allagalla.