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90 x 55 mm. A view of Arthur on horseback, leading a spare horse along a ridge.

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155 x 186 mm. Britain’s Secretary of State for the Colonies, Mr. Duncan Sandys, greeting British Guiana’s Prime Minister Doctor Cheddi Jagan, at the opening of the British Guiana Independence Conference at Lancaster House, London.

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All prints are 110 x 80 mm, unless otherwise stated.

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110 x 85 mm. A group photograph. The caption written on the reverse in blue ink continues: 'L to R. Hugh Harding, Mrs Johnson, Eric Johnson'.

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13 sheets.

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[View on deck].

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From Rawlinson. MS. A 175 folio 149.

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A 280 x 180 mm pencil sketch showing seals, penguins and birds on the shore in the foreground, a stretch of water with a rowing boat and ship at anchor, and land with a nut in the background.

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A 290 x 185 mm pencil sketch showing a dead seal lying on a beach in the foreground: beyond is a grassy slope, ascended by a ladder, and at the top are three small huts with settlers standing outside.

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A series of photographs showing official events including views of Government House. Raynor Arthur was appointed Governor and Commander in Chief of the Falkland Islands in August 1953 and arrived at Port Stanley on 1 April 1954. He was appointed KCMG in January 1957 and left on 22 January 1957. Most of these photographs are sepia.

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This group contains slides relating to a visit to South America and the Falkland Islands. It comprises Marnham B: Brazil, Montevideo and Falkland Islands and Marnham C: Birds of the Falkland Islands.

Scope and Contents A series of Falkland Islands Dependencies Survey photographs. This set of prints relates to the rescue of the party of scientists of the Falklands Islands Dependencies Survey who were trapped at their base at Hope Bay after the station was gutted by fire in November 1948. Each has the following typewritten caption on the reverse:'Britain's Antarctic Outposts.(See Feature Set Intro. No.240).The story of John Biscoe's voyage to the Antarctic and of the eleven British scientists...

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A series of photographs relating to the Governor's responsibilities for the Falkland Islands Dependencies. Arthur paid four visits, November - December 1954, February - March, 1955, March -April 1956, and December 1956 - January 1957 (with the Duke of Edinburgh). Prints 151-165 are of Graham Land, Antarctica.

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This box contains maps, 1884-1950; 'The settlers of the Falkland Islands' (51 pages); William Markham Dean, 'The history of the Falkland Islands Company' (348 pages); newspaper and journal extracts, 1854-1986; documents relating to the appointment of William Markham Dean as Vice Consul of the Falkland Islands for the United States, Sweden and Norway, 1886-1890; and six Falkland Island stamps, including two marking the 150th Anniversary of the Falkland Islands Company.

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A collection of photographs and printed papers presented to Parliament.

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Papers and photographs relating to the history of the Falkland Islands and the Falkland Islands Company; correspondence and genealogical papers concerning the Dean family.

Scope and Contents A series of photographs which appear to relate to more than one occasion, and have been roughly grouped by persons shown, costumes worn, etc. Some are captioned. Admiral Stevens refers to the Governor's 'Towering tweed-coated form' and describes him as 'an indefatigable horseman' riding in the farming areas of the Islands. All photographs, barring the last four, are sepia prints. The others are black and white modern prints taken from negatives. The typescript catalogue notes that...

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A view of the Ilha Fernando de Noronha, situated 225 miles north-east of Cape Sao Roque off the coast of Brazil, and used since the 18th century as a penal colony.

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A view of the Ilha Fernando de Noronha, situated 225 miles north-east of Cape Sao Roque off the coast of Brazil, and used since the 18th century as a penal colony.

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A view of the Ilha Fernando de Noronha, situated 225 miles north-east of Cape Sao Roque off the coast of Brazil, and used since the 18th century as a penal colony.

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A view of the Ilha Fernando de Noronha, situated 225 miles north-east of Cape Sao Roque off the coast of Brazil, and used since the 18th century as a penal colony.

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A view of the Ilha Fernando de Noronha, situated 225 miles north-east of Cape Sao Roque off the coast of Brazil, and used since the 18th century as a penal colony.

Scope and Contents 110 x 80 mm. A group photograph of FIDS staff. FIDS is an acronym of the 'Falkland Islands Dependency Survey', which was the name of the British Antarctic Survey in its earlier days. The caption on the reverse, written in blue ink, continues: 'L to R, Rosemary Graves (ex Guard), Frank Elliott, Margaret Northwood, Colleen Rowlands'. Frank Elliott, after working in Graham land for the Survey, was SECFIDS (the Survey Secretary) in Stanley from 1953 to 1959. 'A tough, stocky and forthright...

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203 x 138 mm. View looking along the Essequibo riverbank towards the moored boats of the party, with porters and Europeans posed for the photographer.