From tours of the West Indies and British Guiana, Sir Harry Brittain in Canada and UK branches.

A printed leaflet from 'Official Gazette, British Guiana' 4 Apr. 1908

'View of the residence and chapel of the late Revd John Smith at le Resouvenir, in the Colony of Demerara. Published by Henry Fisher, Caxton, London, 1824'.

205 x 138 mm. General view looking along the Essequibo River, with a group of porters posed with their boat in the foreground.

Contains slides recording a visit to Guyana in 1970 though there is no indication whether it was in an official capacity. The earlier slides show aerial views flying inland from the coast, followed by a journey up the Rupununi River to the border with Brazil. The return route was apparently to the north of the outward journey and included a series of aerial photographs of the Kaieteur Falls.

Contains slides recording a visit to Guyana in 1970 though there is no indication whether it was in an official capacity. The earlier slides show aerial views flying inland from the coast, followed by a journey up the Rupununi River to the border with Brazil. The return route was apparently to the north of the outward journey and included a series of aerial photographs of the Kaieteur Falls.

Contains slides recording a visit to Guyana in 1970 though there is no indication whether it was in an official capacity. The earlier slides show aerial views flying inland from the coast, followed by a journey up the Rupununi River to the border with Brazil. The return route was apparently to the north of the outward journey and included a series of aerial photographs of the Kaieteur Falls.

Cutting from 'Daily Argosy'.

Contains slides recording a visit to Guyana in 1970 though there is no indication whether it was in an official capacity. The earlier slides show aerial views flying inland from the coast, followed by a journey up the Rupununi River to the border with Brazil. The return route was apparently to the north of the outward journey and included a series of aerial photographs of the Kaieteur Falls.

Extract from 'The Colonies and India', 16 September 1887 with copy.

Letters from Davis in ‘The Nation’, 5 Mar. 1896; 3 copies.

205 x 139 mm. View from a rise looking across the Potaro River towards the thick jungle on the further bank.

A paper read to the Royal Colonial Institute, 27 November 1894, 14 pages.

201 x 134 mm. Showing a group posed in a clearing at Thessalonika, a mission station on the Essuequibo. The photographer’s portable dark tent can be seen on a tripod in the foreground.

Travel agents’ information booklet.

204 x 139 mm. General view looking up the rocky cataract, situated a few miles north of the junction between the Essequibo and Potaro Rivers.

205 x 139 mm. View looking down the cataract on the Potaro River. Poor condition.

157 x 201 mm. Mr P.S. D’aguiar (left), Mr. Randolph R. Cheeks and Mr. Stephen Campbell (right), United Force Party delegates are pictured at the opening session of the British Guiana Independence Conference at Lancaster House, London.

203 x 138 mm. View from the top of the Kaieteur Falls looking along the massive gorge of the Potaro River.

205 x 139 mm. View on the Essequibo, with jungle on the further bank of the river.

205 x 138 mm. View of the Potaro River near the cataract, with jungle in the background.

150 x 203 mm. From left to right picture shows: - Mr. A.C Hale, Dr. C.G.D. La Corbiniere, Hon H.A. Blaize and Mr. C.P. Stephenson.