220x133mm. View looking over the rooftops of Kingston towards the harbour. The street running south towards the harbour, with the London Hotel in the foreground, is unidentified (?possibly East Street).

166 x 115 mm. General exterior view. The caption on the reverse reads 'The new cement factory at Rockfort, at the eastern end of Kingston Harbour, is expected eventually to produce 8000 tons a month for home consumption in addition to a useful amount for export. The clay comes from Kingston Harbour and the limestone and gypsum from nearby mountains'.

225 x 117 mm. A view showing pith-helmeted Europeans standing beside a row of shrubs. Mr Nock, Superintendent of the Government Cinchona Plantations, is on the right of the two men nearest the camera.

The commission of Major Guise as Justice of the Peace for Kingston, Jamaica, 4 December 1928 (1 page), bearing the signatures of the Governor, Sir Reginald Stubbs, and the Colonial Secretary, A.S. Jelf, and the seal of the colony. There is an accompanying undated photocopy of a biographical entry on Guise, possibly produced when the collection was first catalogued in 1988.

153 x 102 mm.

113 x 163 mm.

143 x 115 mm.

113 x 164 mm.

185 x 124 mm.

240 x 192 mm.

202 x 153 mm.

114 x 173 mm.

170 x 115 mm.

153 x 202 mm.

241 x 193 mm.

245 x 191 mm.

240 x 192 mm.

240 x 192 mm.

247 x 192 mm.

277 x 192 mm.

202 x 153 mm.

243 x 128 mm. Two copies.

245 x 169 mm.

190 x 240 mm.

190 x 240 mm. Two copies.