Scope and Contents The collection was originally housed in seven boxes, four of which were specially made with individual slots for slides. These were numbered 3, 6, 10 and 11 and the remaining boxes were unnumbered. Presumably these formed part of a larger collection, but nothing is known of the original owner or the fate of any other boxes. For conservation reasons, the collection has since been re-boxed. The captions given are normally those which appear on the slides themselves. They have been used as...

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165 x 120 mm.

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165 x 120 mm.

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165 x 120 mm.

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165 x 120 mm.

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Contains slides obviously taken on the same visit as B since the numbers inter-relate with the original numbers of 72-75 in that list. These comprise 29 Kodachrome slides printed in England undated, 4 Ektachromes and one in a grey and red Photopia frame. They are not captioned or numbered by John Ewart Marnham and arranged by processing number.

Scope and Contents 110 x 85 mm. Group showing the Governor in full-dress uniform with naval officers and others, identified by the Naval Historical Branch, Ministry of Defence, through the good offices of Mr William Stravely, as the visit of the Commander in Chief, America and West Indies, Vice-Admiral Sir John F. Stevens, KBE CB, in February 1955. The group shows Commander (S) A. J. Petrie-Hay, Admiral's Secretary; Commodore D. H. Connell-Fuller, Commanding Officer of 'Superb', the flagship; the Governor;...

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[Small group of Amerindians near the Brazilian border].

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140 x 204 mm.

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159 x 115mm. A view looking along the waterfront from behind the row of houses that line the harbour. The harbour can be seen in the background and mountains in the distance. In the middle ground stands Christ Church Cathedral whose tower was completed in 1903.

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110 x 85 mm. A view of the west coast of the Falkland Islands taken from the 'Philomel', a motor fishing vessel which was brought out in 1947 to link up town and scattered farms. On the reverse of the print, written in pencil, is the reference '8A'.

Scope and Contents The majority of this group (AA-CC) relate to St Lucia, including views of the house and grounds, and of flora and fauna. There are also transparencies of visits to other Associated States, Dominica (DD); St Vincent and the Grenadines (EE); Grenada (FF), Antigua, St Christopher [St Kitts] and Nevis and the remaining Leeward Islands which remained dependent territories, Montserrat and the British Virgin Islands (GG). A slide of a map of the West Indies precedes the geographical sequence, and...

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240 x 140 mm. Enlargement, rather faint and of indifferent quality, with two holes punched in top.

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240 x 140 mm. Enlargement, rather faint and of indifferent quality, with two holes punched in top.

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240 x 140 mm. Enlargement, rather faint and of indifferent quality, with two holes punched in top.

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240 x 140 mm. Enlargement, rather faint and of indifferent quality, with two holes punched in top.

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240 x 140 mm. Enlargement, rather faint and of indifferent quality, with two holes punched in top.

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240 x 140 mm. Enlargement, rather faint and of indifferent quality, with two holes punched in top.

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240 x 140 mm. Enlargement, rather faint and of indifferent quality, with two holes punched in top.

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240 x 140 mm. Enlargement, rather faint and of indifferent quality, with two holes punched in top.

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140 x 90 mm.

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105 x 80 mm.

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85 x 135 mm. The arch was constructed in 1933 from the jawbones of two blue whales, celebrating the centenary of British government in the Falklands.

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240 x 140 mm. Enlargement, rather faint and of indifferent quality, with two holes punched in top.

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240 x 140 mm. Enlargement, rather faint and of indifferent quality, with two holes punched in top.