A view showing a unit of Grenadier Guards marching towards Gordon's Palace for the flag-raising ceremony.

76 x 76 mm. A rear view of a group of Grenadier Guards outside their tents at Wad Hamid.

130 x 130 mm. Showing three men with short dreadlocks. There are four women or girls stood some distance behind them, watching.

125 x 80 mm.

82 x 82 mm. glass slides with brief, undated captions.

82 x 82 mm. glass slides with brief, undated captions.

202 x 154 mm. A group portrait of 15 officers of the 9th Bengal Cavalry.

196 x 146 mm. A view showing a group of labourers with a few European officers standing behind them. In the background are piles of provisions and stores.

105 x 65 mm. Showing a crowd of men in the foreground. There is a telegraph pole in the middle ground, and circular stone huts in the background.

125 x 125 mm. A group carrying loads. Two men have pots suspended between them on a pole, a woman has a large basket on her head.

60 x 60 mm. Showing a group of women all crouched around something on the grass not visible to the camera.

154 x 104 mm. glossy print with 81 x 54 mm. negative.

270 x 190 mm. Showing a group of 75 men. Hebbert is in the second row from the front, seventh from the left.

90 x 45 mm. On the reverse of the print are two words, one of which may be 'Khartoum', with the date '1937/8'.

Unlabelled slides from Hebbert's time in Africa.

82 x 82 mm. glass slides with brief, undated captions.

125 x 130 mm. Showing women and girls stood with piles of produce on the ground before them.

95 x 125 mm. Showing people with a large basket of produce, perhaps cotton.

130 x 125 mm. Showing a group of women with either pots or rope. Scarification marks are visible on two of the women, who also wear necklaces, one with metal bands around her arms and a beaded 'cache-sexe'.

Showing men of the King's African Rifles drawn up on parade at Nimule.

84 x 82 mm. Showing men of the King's African Rifles drawn up on parade at Nimule.

152 x 121 mm. A view showing the gunboat 'Melik', carrying Kitchener to Khartoum, about to moor at the riverbank next to Gordon's palace. The photograph is stuck on to an album page entitled 'Khartum, September 4th'.

158 x 114 mm. A view showing the 1898 class twin-screw gunboat 'Sultan' moored at Wad Hamid. A flotilla of ten gunboats under the command of Cdr Colin Keppel was used as part of Kitchener's force in his advance up the Nile towards Omdurman.

65 x 105 mm. A three quarter length portrait of a seated girl.

65 x 105 mm. A three quarter length portrait of a seated girl. The garment she wears, and her jewellery, has been hand tinted red.