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Photographs are numbered from left to right in vertical columns.

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Photographs are numbered from left to right in vertical columns.

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85 x 53 mm

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53 x 80 mm

Scope and Contents F.O. Section Prints re West African Conference, May 1884 - Feb 1885 F.O. Section Prints re West Indies and U.S. Trade, Oct 1884 - Feb 1885 F.O. Section Prints re Asiatic Reforms, Apr. 1883 - Apr 1884F.O. Section Prints re Alexandria Riots, Aug. 1883 - May 1885F.O. Section Print re U.S. Fishery Articles, Apr. 1885F.O. Section Prints re Asia, Mar. 1883- Jun. 1885 F.O. Section Prints re Pacific Islands, Jan. - March...

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53 x 80 mm

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85 x 60 mm.

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85 x 53 mm

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

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228 x 160 mm. A view showing the closely built pillars of the great hall at Karnac (the Hypostele Hall of Sethy I and Rameses II) with piles of debris and stone in the foreground. Frith comments of his photograph: 'I am even ashamed of my view, it is so thoroughly inadequate to the subject.'

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110 x 65 mm. An aerial view of the deserted settlement.

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65 x 40 mm. A view of a simple long, low brick building.

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85 x 60 mm. An aerial view.

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232 x 162 mm. A view showing one of the inner temple courtyards with sculptured hieroglyphic inscriptions on the supporting pillars. In the courtyard itself lie fallen columns.

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Photographs are numbered from left to right in vertical columns.

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85 x 53 mm

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A collection of thirteen black and white photographs (one missing from the set) used by the RAF Museum 1971, taken in Aswan (67), Shereik (68-75) and Wadi Halfa (76-78) at the time of the aeroplane crash in 1920.

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287 x 231 mm. A view showing labourers at work on a section of the reservoir side of the dam. The work seems to be connected with altering the size of the sluice gates but may be preliminary work on the thickening and heightening of the dam which took place between 1907 and 1912. See also Y3041B/21. Fiorillo, F.

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A similar view to Y3041B/19 but showing work at a less advanced stage (the masonry wall visible in the foreground of Y3041B/19 has not yet been constructed in this print).

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283 x 227 mm. A very dark print showing a similar scene to Y3041B/21, but from a slightly different viewpoint. Photographer unknown, probably F. Fiorillo.

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291 x 242 mm. A view looking along the canal which bypasses the dam towards a set of lockgates. Photographer unknown (George or Fiorillo).

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Nothing is known of the provenance of this collection of lantern slides and glass plates. The images likely were created to illustrate lectures given at the RCS.

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65 x 45 mm. View form the Pyramid. The shadow from the tip of the pyramid can be seen spreading across the Nile Delta.

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155 x 231 mm. A view showing the obelisk, which is , according to Frith: 'the most beautiful in Egypt', and the broken Lotus Column, which is, again according to Frith: 'an exquisite piece of work', standing among the ruins of Karnac.

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238 x 161 mm. A view showing the row of Osiride pillars with the overturned colossal bust of Rameses II lying face down in the sand. In the foreground stands a group of Europeans, one of whom lies on the shoulders of the Colossus. It was from the Memnonium (more properly the Ramesseum) that Belzoni in 1816 took the other colossal statue, the 'young Memnon', now in the British Museum.