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125 x 180 mm. Showing a man stood holding a number of spears and a cylindrical pot.

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115 x 85 mm. Showing three girls stood beside the road. One is carrying a cylindrical pot on her head.

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115 x 85 mm. Showing a man walking through long grass. He carries a spear over his shoulder.

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130 x 130 mm. A group of men resting at the roadside.

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80 x 125 mm. Showing men stood around a crashed aeroplane. They are moving the engine using a winch they have made from tree trunks.

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90 x 65 mm. Showing men stood around a crashed aeroplane, others are dismantling the engine.

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45 x 70 mm. Showing men stood around a crashed aeroplane. The are moving the engine using a winch they have made from tree trunks.

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44 x 68 mm. Men working on a crashed plane at Shereik.

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155 x 88 mm. A view from the Blue Nile looking towards Gordon's palace on the river bank. The photograph is stuck on to an album page entitled 'Khartum, September 4th'.

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55 x 60 mm. Showing women and a child mounted on five donkeys passing by.

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91 x 55 mm. A view showing loaded donkeys on a road in the Bahr-el-Ghazal. The location is possibly Bahr al Ghazal in Sudan. Photograph by F.T. Mansfield, expedition geologist.

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154 x 117 mm. glossy print.

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

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120 x 80 mm. glossy print with duplicate.

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125 x 130 mm. A view of a place 'where the stream jumps over a cliff about 250 feet high'. Unfortunately, at the time of Hebbert's visit, there had not been sufficient rainfall, and it is dry.

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82 x 70 mm. An uncaptioned print showing an indistinct view looking down on an army unit firing during the battle, with clouds of smoke drifting up from their guns.

Scope and Contents 160 x 89 mm. A view looking out over the battlefield during the second phase, with dervish corpses lying in the foreground. The second phase was a much more hard won affair during which there were many perilous moments, especially when the Khalifa brought up his Black Flag army to strike at Kitchener's right flank as his Green Flag army came down from the hills to the north. The two armies did not coincide and by 11.30 am the remnants of the Khalifa's armies had been driven off to the...

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79 x 54 mm. Two buildings on the coast, possibly in Sudan.

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A record of Tymms' time in Sudan.

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115 x 170 mm. A view of distant mountains over and beyond a wooden fence.

Scope and Contents A series of small snapshots which, according to a note on one envelope, were taken by Professor Eastham.Professor Eastham was a member of a delegation under the chairmanship of Sir William Hamilton Fyfe, whose other members were Professor H.H. Bellot, Professor T.H. Davey, and Mr Walter Adams, sent by the IUC to consider educational developments in West Africa. It left London at the end of December 1946, visited all four British territories, and returned in mid-January. 48 of the...

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76 x 77 mm. An indistinct view of a boat on the Nile at Ed Damer, a few miles south of Atbara.

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Postcards showing mostly views in Egypt.

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Two diaries describing Williams' visit. Many of the entries appear to be paraphrases or copies of guide book entries.

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76 x 77 mm. A view showing a section of the Camel Corps on the move out of Wad Hamid.