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264 x 197 mm. A view looking along this rubble strewn street which runs parallel to the Great Square.

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262 x 197 mm. A view showing gutted houses and rubble in Rue Sesostris, which runs from the Boulevard Ismail (also known as Rue de la Porte de Rosette) to Rue de l'eglise Copte.

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263 x 199 mm. A view showing gutted houses and rubble in Rue Sesostris with two figures posing in the foreground for the photographer.

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263 x 199 mm. A view showing the ruined premises of the Rubattino Agency, an Italian mail steamer company with headquarters in Genoa. Exact location unknown, possibly Rue Cherif Pocha.

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70 x 50 mm.

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135 x 85 mm. Showing a very steep sand bank. The place name Heliopolis (i.e. Misr al Jadidah) is written on the album page, and presumably relates to this photograph, among others.

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70 x 110 mm. Location unidentified, but probably Egypt.

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65 x 45 mm. Location unidentified, but probably Egypt.

Scope and Contents 263 x 179 mm. A view of the shattered battlements of Fort Mex showing the two ten-inch guns which the bombardment had failed to silence. The gun in the foreground (with 'Mister Lolo' painted on its mounting) has had its muzzle burst by the landing party from 'Invincible' led by Lieutenant Bradford while the further gun seems still to be intact: this would suggest that Fiorillo was present during the raid on the guns, since Archer states that both guns were dealt with in this way (Archer...

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264 x 189 mm. A photograph of a painting of the bombardment from the sea, with British ships in the foreground and the smoking town beyond.

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263 x 197 mm. A view looking over ruined houses and rooftops in the Boulevard de Ramleh. Exact location unknown.

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282 x 221 mm. View looking across the Arab quarter towards the walls of the Citadel.
Photograph by Bonfils.

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282 x 221 mm. View looking towards the gate of the Citadel in Cairo. See note at Y3022B/20.

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278 x 215 mm. General view looking towards the Sphinx and the Great Pyramid, with the ruins of the Temple of Chaffra in the foreground.

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262 x 197 mm. A view showing the fire-gutted building of the Lazarist College. The College and Church face onto the Rues des Soeurs.

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261 x 198 mm. A view looking west along the Rue de l'Obelisque towards the ruins of the English Consulate, with figures standing among the rubble on the roadway.

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261 x 197 mm. A view from the Great Square looking towards the ruins of the French Consulate which lies on its northern side.

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262 x 198 mm. A view of the ruins of the French Consulate with two men standing beside the rubble in the foreground.

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261 x 199 mm. A view showing the broken and crumbling walls of Fort Pharos.

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263 x 197 mm. A view looking along a street (exact location unknown) towards the harbour, with largely intact residential houses lining the road. Maison Sursok is in the foreground, a fire-gutted shell outside of which lies mounds of rubble and debris.

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262 x 199 mm. A view showing the ruins of the New Bazaar. Exact location unknown.

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262 x 196 mm. A view from the road looking towards the decorated arches and columns of the palace. Exact location unknown, but possibly at the western end of the Boulevard Ismail near L'Okelle Sciorbagi.

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280 x 217 mm. A view showing a three quarters profile of the Sphinx with the great Pyramid in the background. An Arab stands on the head of the Sphinx. Photograph by Georgiladakis.

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279 x 218 mm. General view of the Sphinx with the pyramid of Cheffren in the background. The caption on the print is hard to read. Photograph by Zangaki.

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261 x 198 mm. A view looking along the gutted interior of the church of the Lazarists.