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.

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.

130 x 77 mm. Government House with mountains rising in the background.

108 x 155 mm.

244x185mm. View looking north across the mosque quadrangle towards the entrance gateway. In the centre background is the Rumi Darwazah. The mosque with its twin minarets is at the left of the print. The view is taken from the Imambara.

277 x 212 mm. View looking north-west along the Husainabad Road towards the Rumi Darwazah or Turkish Gate entrance to the Machhi Bahawan fort and palace. This massive and ponderous structure forms the western entrance to the complex. Both the Rumi Darwazah and the Imambara were started in 1784 as famine relief projects by Nawab Asaf-ud-daulla. At the left of the print is the entrance to the mosque and Imambara.

125 x 177 mm. Chief of Phaltan 1860-. Three quarter length seated portrait.

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.

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.

115 x 168 mm. Nawab of Tonk 1867-1930. Half length portrait.

289 x 232 mm. Duplicate of Y3022E/45, Y3022B/10, Y3022G/53, Y3022U/32.

193 x 233 mm. Duplicate of Y3022E/45, Y3022G/53 and Y3022U/32.

293 x 235 mm. Duplicate of Y3022E/45, Y3022B/106, Y3022G/S3. No. 2064.

Quarter-plate.

An undated series of postcards depicting artwork and scenes from Ghana, Zambia, Zimbabwe, India and Malaysia. The postcards are undated but probably originate from the 1970s or 1980s.

The material in this collection relates mainly to Peter Murdoch (1795-1871), his position as superintendent of a penal establishment and work as a land surveyor in Australia, and to George Brown Murdoch (1836-1906) and his work on railways in India and Australia. There are also various family history notes, correspondence and genealogical papers.

97 x 109 mm. A sanitorium was founded at Murree in 1850 and barracks for troops were established in 1853. Photograph by Bourne, no. 935.

97 x 109 mm. View looking along the Mall from the forest’s edge down into a valley. Photograph by Bourne, no. 936.

287 x 236 mm. View looking northeast along the ridge, past scattered bungalows to Trinity Church. Photograph by Bourne, no. 1003.

284 x 231 mm. View from the southwest corner of the town, looking along the ridge, past scattered bungalows, towards Trinity Church. Photograph by Bourne, no. 1002.

284x218mm. View of a massulah boat beached beside the harbour at Madras, with the crew seated in position with their oars. The boat flies the blue ensign and has the words 'Port Boat' painted on its side. Until harbour improvements mitigated somewhat the inconvenience of landing at Madras' open roadstead, these boats were the principal vehicle for negotiating the ferocious surf and depositing travellers on the beach.

175 x 127 mm. A musalah boat beached in Madras Harbour [Chennai], with part of the pier n the left background and shipping moored in the roadstead beyond. For a note on the boats see Y3022L/85. At the extreme left can be seen part of one of the catamarans that accompanied the boats in case of accident, see Y3022L/86. Photograph by A.T.W. Penn no. 649.

244x188mm. View from the Maidan showing the Chowringhee Road facade of the Indian Museum, with Sudder Street on the left.

136x92mm (oval print). View of the south-east facade of the Museum buildings in Cubbon Park, with a walk leading to the Government Offices in the background.