77 x 51 mm.

78 x 51 mm.

52 x 77 mm.

165 x 114 mm. A view showing a section of the battlefield after the second phase, the ground littered with dervish corpses. The Khalifa lost a staggering 11,000 men killed and 16,000 wounded at Omdurman. Anglo-Egyptian losses totalled 48 killed and 382 wounded. (However, the Mahdist losses have been, and continue to be, a matter for dispute).

88 x 158 mm. A very blurred and indistinct view showing dead and wounded dervishes.

115 x 120 mm. Showing two automobiles surrounded by people outside a building.

60 x 60 mm. A large stone building with an automobile and a truck parked outside.

55 x 60 mm. View of a gorge.

55 x 60 mm. View of rock formations or constructions on top of a hill.

55 x 60 mm. View of rock formations (one 'balancing' on the other).

The slides are 25 x 25 mm. Y3011KKK(GS)1-12 are boxed with Y3011WW Eastham. The remainder are in three separate slide boxes.

80 x 80 mm. glossy print with 56 mm. negative.

80 x 80 mm. glossy print.

115 x 85 mm. A view of a large building with a thatched and stepped roof, mostly obscured by a tree. There are smaller huts to the right.

An album of small photographs, mostly stuck in but with 5 loose, and includes 3 enlargements. There are some captions, but without dates.

1-7 show Marseilles, 8-10 Italy, 11-186 Egypt and the Sudan especially the Hag Abdulla Pumping Station.

An album of small photographs, mostly stuck in but with 22 loose. There are rather sketchy captions.

1-278 and 283 are of Egypt and the Sudan including the Sennar (Makwar) Dam and the Kor Arbaat project, 279 of Venice and 280-282 of Germany.

An album of photographs, mostly stuck in but with 15 loose. Very few are captioned.

1-114, 122-140 show Egypt and the Sudan, 115-121 are of Jeddah and Abu Shaib 1948-49. 122-123 show Khor Arbaat in 1958.

An album of photographs with captions, the later ones more detailed.

1-27 are of Egypt and the Sudan, 28-55 of East Africa.

A series of sheets apparently torn from a photograph album, with most stuck on the pages and 8 loose prints, chiefly enlargements of those preceding. Not all are captioned.

1-16 and 92 relate to Egypt and the Sudan, 17-47 to Uganda, including the Owen Falls Dam, built 1949-1952, and the remainder probably of Saudi Arabia.

120 x 175 mm. Showing the head and shoulders of a man. He has a long thin bone or stick pushed through his hair.

65 x 110 mm. Head and shoulders portrait of a Sudanese man.

110 x 180 mm. Showing a man wearing long robes. He is holding a sword, and a stick.

110 x 175 mm. A man wearing a long robe.

125 x 175 mm. Showing the head and shoulders of a man from the Amara people. He is wearing western clothes and has a sword slung under his arm.

65 x 105 mm. Showing a young woman wearing a shawl type garment.