285 x 230 mm. A view of Papua New Guineans, including children, grouped in front of a hut in a coconut grove, with three Europeans standing in the background. The central of the three figures, holding a child on his shoulders, is possibly Charles Lyne. The photograph is an original of an illustration in Lyne p. 110.

General landscape view.

General landscape view.

Showing a group of six local men seated on a fallen or felled tree.

Showing a group of seven local men seated on a fallen or felled tree.

General view.

General view.

Showing a beached small sailing boat.

Showing men working outside a wooden and thatched hut.

Showing men working outside a wooden and thatched hut.

Showing supplies outside a wooden and thatched hut. There are men standing in the background, including Corner himself in the centre, looking towards the camera.

Showing supplies outside a wooden and thatched hut, with men in the background including Corner.

Showing supplies outside a wooden and thatched hut raised on stilts. There are men stood in the background, including Corner himself in the centre.

Showing supplies outside a wooden and thatched hut raised on stilts. There are men stood in the background, including Corner himself in the centre.

A roadside view of small buildings just visible on a tree covered hill.

Showing a man beneath a large palm tree.

A view from the shoreline, of moored boats. A ship can be seen moored in the distance.

A view from the shoreline, of moored boats. A ship can be seen moored in the distance.

Film negatives with some matching prints, mostly of trees and flora, some of people and buildings, originally kept in three negative wallets from O'Brabant, Lae Photography. The prints with captions on the reverse have been listed.

285 x 230 mm. A view showing a group of sailors, men and women, and two officers, in and around a ship's boat on the beach.

285 x 230 mm. A view showing a beach scene with huts, canoes and Papua New Guineans, and one European standing by a canoe. Nearby Yule Island, off Hall Sound, was the headquarters of the Italian explorer Luigi Maria D'Albertis for his expeditions up the Fly River. An original photograph for a fairly freely redrawn illustration in Lyne, p. 48. H.M.S. Nelson and Yule Island in left distance.

Series seven and eleven of a collection of postcards. The postcards are undated but probably originate from the 1960s or 1970s.

Film negatives with some matching prints, mostly of trees and flora, some of people and buildings, originally kept in three negative wallets from O'Brabant, Lae Photography. The prints with captions on the reverse have been listed.

View looking over the tree canopy to hills and the sea beyond.

View looking over the tree canopy to hills and the sea beyond.