Quarter-plate.

Quarter-plate.

Half-plate (landscape format).

Half-plate (landscape format).

365 x 265 mm watercolour. There is a note on colouring 531-535.

Miscellaneous monochrome postcards of India. The majority of the photographers and publishers are unknown.

286 x 231 mm. View looking north along the Mall towards the small bandstand, with the Exchange and New Medical Hall in the left foreground. No. 1875.

294 x 240 mm. Four Bhutias, two men and two women, posed in front of a house.
Photograph by Bourne, no. 1904.

265 x 212 mm. View looking up the river towards the wooden bridge. This is possibly the photograph by Samuel Bourne entitled ‘Darjeeling, picturesque bridge over the Rungnoo below Ging’ (number 1900 in the Bourne and Shepherd catalogue).

236 x 180 mm. View showing the cane bridge over the Ranjit River below Darjeeling. The same bridge can also be seen in Y3022I/74. Photographer unknown, possibly R. Phillips.

387 x 236 mm. Photograph by Bourne, no. 1879.

Quarter-plate.

Quarter-plate. Near Darjiling, looking towards Kinchinjunga - which is however quite hidden in the clouds.

Proof and typescript copies of selected articles.

240 x 189 mm. (oval print). View looking over bungalows on a hillside at Darjeeling, with the peaks of the Himalayas visible in the distance.

Poem by Captain JA Keble, Happy Valley Tea Estate. Includes two photographs.

219 x 167 mm. Group portrait taken in front of a bungalow at Darjeeling. Figures identified are: Captain Scott; Major Thistlethwaite; Mrs Scott; Rodrigues R.A.; Ozzard; Mrs Hay; Dr Watts; Mrs Velly; Billy (?Velly); Captain Velly; Major Hay.

329 x 189 mm.

238 x 191 mm. Similar view to Y3022S/10, but taken from a lower elevation, with the Cart Road in the foreground. Photographer unknown, possibly R. Phillips.

282 x 214 mm. Similar view to Y3022B/139, but taken from a slightly higher position above the Tonga Road. Jalapahar Cantonment is in the S section of Darjeeling. Photographer unknown, possibly R. Phillips.

317 x 189 mm.

278 x 218 mm. View looking south over Darjeeling from Observatory Hill: almost identical to Y3022B/138 but taken a few years later. Photograph possibly by R Phillips.

Half-plate. The caption continues, 'Tibetan women doing Coolie work'. [With women in bazaar in foreground and the houses of the town on the hillside beyond].

283 x 216 mm. Group portrait of the picnic participants, with a small military band standing in the background. No identifications are given, although J.G. Lindsay can be seen seated at the right hand end of the front row. The figures are grouped in front of some sort of female effigy. Another, similar figure, stands at the far end of the fields near some unidentified ruins. Presumably these are props in some kind of game.

278 x 210 mm. Group portrait of railway engineers identified as follows: T.W. Grant; G. Hawkes; J.A. Anderson; T.M. Vigors; J.G. Lindsay; F.A. Hawkes; F.E. Braham; W.B Carter; J.J. Desmayne.