99 x 75 mm. Possibly near Mrs Briggs’ grave.

119 x 81 mm. A view looking along a path in a jungle clearing with a figure on a mule in the background. Beside the path are piled stocks of timber. The caption is taken from the partially illegible writing on the reverse of the print.

A view showing four people sitting round a camping table laden with food and drink. A tent can be seen in the background at the edge of the clearing.

118 x 83 mm. Showing a tent pitched beneath a tree with a donkey tethered beside it and a hut in the background.

117 x 86 mm. Showing two Europeans on a verandah, with a dead leopard lying at the feet of the seated figure. Photograph probably taken at the hut seen in Y30469A/14. There is a brief note in German (illegible to the cataloguer) on the reverse of the print.

115 x 82 mm. Showing a group of Africans standing in front of a tent with a more substantial corrugated-iron building in the background. With a brief illegible caption pencilled on the reverse of the print.

116 x 81 mm. Showing steps leading up from a cleared piece of land towards a thatched and verandahed hut on slightly higher ground. With thick forest in the background.

116 x 81 mm. Showing the hut next door to the one seen in Y30469A/15.

118 x 84 mm. Showing a group of Europeans gathered round a table placed beneath a thatched, wall-less hut.

113 x 88 mm. Showing three Europeans reclining in a tent open at both ends, with forest in the background beyond the clearing.

210 x 160 mm. The caption continues: 'Canoes for the large fishing industry of Zanzibar are all constructed from the hollowed trunk of the mango tree. In this illustration the canoe builder is shaping the outer hull with an adze.'

200 x 165 mm.

200 x 165 mm.

200 x 165 mm.

180 x 155 mm.

115 x 113 mm. glossy print with 56 mm. negative.

Published and unpublished works on African history written by Gray, accompanied by research notes from archives and secondary sources.

109 x 153 mm. A full length portrait of Arthur Raikes (1867-1915) wearing the Brilliant Star of Zanzibar and a uniform probably of his own design and worn in connection with his work in Zanzibar. Raikes held the local rank of Brigadier General. He commanded the Sultan’s forces from 1894-1906 and was First Minister to the Sultan from 1906-1908.

65 x 65 mm.

78 x 56 mm. Portrait of Mtoro standing outside his hut.

78 x 56 mm. Portrait of Mtoro standing outside his hut.

229 x 170 mm. A view looking down from the temporary lighthouse next to the Beit el Ajaib. Basil Cave and A.S. Rogers are seated in an open carriage as they leave the Baraza at the Beit el Ajaib while spectators line their route.

216 x 153 mm. A view showing an empty carriage and mounted escort parked outside an unidentified house. Possibly taken during the bridge opening ceremonies seen in Y30468C/14.

231 x 172 mm. A view showing a mounted escort and a guard of honour on the driveway in front of the British Residency. The carriage can just be seen in the background. The occasion is unidentified, but is probably the same gathering seen in Y30468C/37.

103 x 75 mm. A view showing Zanzibaris carrying produce to market on their heads.