77 x 56 mm. Four women by the shore of the river.

78 x 53 mm. An ox.

79 x 50 mm. A view of the river.

The caption printed on the reverse reads: 'An angular View of the Roof and magnificient [sic] marble pillars of the Diwan Khas Fort Delhi'.

The caption printed on the reverse reads: 'Royal Bath in Fort Delhi. Graceful bath of the Moghal Emperors where they were bathing with Queens'.

The printed caption on the reverse reads: 'Safdar Jang Tomb Delhi, the minister of Ahmed Shah. Founded by his son Shuja Uddaula in 1753 A.D.'.

95 x 80 mm.

55 x 80 mm. Showing the decorative wall inside the Red Fort, Delhi.

112 x 86 mm. A view of the Secretariat in Delhi at night.

155 x 100 mm. Group photograph.

A collection of photographs, each 250 x 190 mm, probably dating from the late 19th century. The prints are captioned in pencil on the back and the titles transcribed in the catalogue.

76 x 56 mm.

85 x 105 mm. A snake charmer playing a bamboo flute. There is a cobra on a blanket before him.

130 x 85 mm. Two snake charmers playing bamboo flutes. There is a cobra on a blanket before one of them, and a smaller snake on the ground before the other.

125 x 80 mm. A snake charmer playing a bamboo flute. There is a cobra on a blanket before him.

105 x 85 mm. A view of a cobra on a blanket, presumably as the snake charmer (not visible) plays his bamboo flute.

350 x 255 mm (captioned on mount).

77 x 53 mm. The column in New Delhi seen from a distance.

80 x 51 mm. The column in New Delhi viewed from a distance.

79 x 53 mm.

79 x 51 mm.

87 x 55 mm. A woman standing next to rocks covered with flasks and other items, probably at Surajkund, near Delhi.

78 x 54 mm. Two men and two women next to a wall, with buildings visible in the background, probably at Surjakund, near Delhi.

87 x 51 mm. A man standing in front of a wall overlooking water, near Delhi.

Half-plate (landscape format). Near The Ridge Delhi.