Half-plate (landscape format). Also a mounted orderly (dress in review order). Of the sowars, one is a Sikh and the other three are Punjabi Mohamedans. (Fisher).

Half-plate (landscape format). Also a mounted orderly (dress in review order). Of the sowars, one is a Sikh and the other three are Punjabi Mohamedans. (Fisher).

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.

The last image in this group was not given a number by Marnham.

The last image in this group was not given a number by Marnham.

The last image in this group was not given a number by Marnham.

280 x 209 mm. View looking out over rolling hills planted with tea, with the estate manager’s house in the foreground. Charles Hay Cameron (1795-1881) was first in Ceylon [Sri Lanka] in 1830, when he acted as commissioner to report on judicial procedures on the land. He later became a coffee planter. Photograph by Scowen & Co.

100 x 95 mm. View of three tents in the camp, with trees and snow-capped mountains behind.

247 x 178 mm. Showing a European and his wife seated at a dinner table in front of their tent at Nia on the Great Indian Peninsular Railway, with servants, bullock carts and other tents in the background. In the centre of the print is an unidentified building, possibly a mausoleum. Exact location of Nia is unidentified.

100 x 72 mm. Showing a bedroll, table and chairs laid out on the platform of Walajabad Station.

235 x 180 mm.

104 x 148 mm. Showing four Kayan hunters seated beneath a shelter constructed of leaves laid over a wooden framework. This forms a sloping roof with open sides.

141 x 103 mm. Showing a family group (distant view) gathered round a fire and a makeshift shelter on a gravel bed in the centre of a river.

Exercise book recording the purchase and delivery of food, footwear, clothing, bedding, kitchen utensils, medical supplies and other items (47 pages).

Contains prints of two main sizes, circa 295 x 210 mm and 137 x 93 mm.,the latter are indicated by (S): other sizes are noted. They are mounted on card and bound into a lavishly decorated album with metal corners, lettered on the front cover Souvenir of Gwalior 1906 and with the inscription 'With most respectful homage from Madhorao Scindia, Gwalior 1906'. The photographs, which include hunting scenes at Singhpur and Raipur and also architectural views, have printed captions.

173 x 134 mm. T. Campbell Black, D.C.A., Frederick Tymms, and C.W. Scott, standing in front of a plane at the England Australia Race, Allahabad.

171 x 135 mm. T. Campbell Black, Frederick Tymms and C.W.A. Scott standing in front of a plane at the England Australia Race, Allahabad. A note on the back of the photograph states 'winner of MacRobertson Trophy - air race London - Melbourne'.

271 x 215 mm. A view looking across a stretch of water towards a village of thatched huts raised on stilts, and with a group of young Malay boys in the foreground. Campong Kallang is situated in the north-east section of Singapore Island at the mouth of the Kallang River.

154 x 112 mm. Showing a table laid out for a meal in a clearing, with houses and a temple in the background. Part of a large box camera can be seen to the right of the table.

Miscellaneous postcards of scenes in the Holy Land. No. 63 published by M. Meguerditchian of Nazareth, others unknown.

105 x 55 mm. A view looking along a canal towards a stone bridge possibly in Bangkok.