95 x 100 mm. Showing a group of women and girls.

95 x 100 mm. Showing a group of girls. A man wearing a turban is speaking with them.

95 x 125 mm. Showing a group of girls and a man wearing a turban.

125 x 95 mm. Showing people with many heads of cattle.

130 x 170 mm. Showing two men, one carrying a spear, the other a bag. Both have daggers or knives tucked into their clothes.

125 x 95 mm. A general landscape view.

125 x 95 mm. Showing laden donkeys grazing, and their drivers, with the crater beyond.

115 x 85 mm. Showing an automobile on the road, and a large hill in the distance.

Showing a group of people standing in a shallow river.

In the Imatong Mountains.

45 x 70 mm. A view from a train/car of people walking along a bridge over the river. Exact location unidentified.

125 x 175 mm. Showing four men on the road, two seated, two stood.

85 x 90 mm. Showing four men walking along the road.

Showing members of the Latuka people.

220 x 130 mm. Showing camels and camel trainers resting under the shade of trees. Hebbert is stood far left in the background.

Head and shoulders portrait. Eastern Equatorial Province, Sudan.

79 x 79 mm. A view showing one of the jailers in the prison yard at Omdurman. Whether or not this is Idris es Salier, the most well-known of Neufeld's jailers is unknown. The photograph is stuck on to an album page entitled 'Omdurman'.

158 x 98 mm. matt print with 157 x 109 mm. glossy print copy and 108 x 63 mm. negative.

90 x 57 mm. A view showing Africans digging down into old copper-working shafts at Hofrat el Nahes. Photograph by F.T. Mansfield.

215 x 273 mm Duplicate of Y3042/22.

196 x 247 mm. Half length seated studio portrait of a Sudanese warrior, his arm resting in an arm rest. According to the caption this is a portrait of Osman Digna (c 1840-1926), the Sudanese leader who joined the Mahdist cause in 1883 after imprisonment by the British and Egyptians for particiating in the slave trade. He was active in the Sudan until the decisive defeat of Mahdism at Omdurman in 1898; after this battle he fled to the Red Sea hills.

201 x 153 mm. A distant view of the camp and the mountains beyond, with men and horses drinking at the wells in the middleground of the picture.

205 x 153 mm. A view looking south west over the camp at Otao, with the Commissariat at the left of the print.

204 x 153 mm. A view looking towards the wells, with a corner of the camp visible in the right foreground.

203 x 154 mm. A view looking towards the terminus of the Suakin-Berber railway: work is still in progress on the line and a railway locomotive and waggons are parked near the head of the track. At the left of the picture part of the army camp can be seen surrounded by a protective zariba of thorny mimosa.