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162 x 109 mm. A view looking along the station platform, with Grenadier Guards boarding the train.

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45 x 70 mm. Showing two men, a woman and a young girl, stood under a shelter. A caption on the album page reads 'Cairo and Baghdad', but it is not clear the exact location of this particular image.

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

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47 x 68 mm. Two seated women.

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44 x 66 mm. Lady Tymms with a man and a woman.

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60 x 75 mm. Showing a large domed building.

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210 x 160 mm. An aerial view.

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45 x 70 mm. Showing a very narrow street.

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45 x 70 mm. View of unidentified buildings.

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45 x 70 mm. Showing a very narrow street. The place name Heliopolis is written on the album page, and presumably relates to this photograph, among others.

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45 x 70 mm. View of unidentified buildings.

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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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44 x 66 mm.

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45 x 67 mm.

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135 x 85 mm. Showing a very steep sand bank. The place name Heliopolis (i.e. Misr al Jadidah) is written on the album page, and presumably relates to this photograph, among others.

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282 x 221 mm. View looking across the Arab quarter towards the walls of the Citadel.
Photograph by Bonfils.

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150 x 137 mm. A rather blurred view showing Lieutenant John Chaytor Brinton talking to, and gesticulating at an unseen person. Brinton, who was severely wounded at Khartoum, went on to serve in South Africa and the Great War.

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67 x 44 mm.

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65 x 45 mm. A caption on the album page reads 'Cairo and Baghdad', but it is not clear the exact location of this particular image.

Scope and Contents 274 x 228 mm. View looking along the eastern wall of the citadel towards the Mosque of Mohammed Ali. The Citadel is situated in the SE corner of Cairo and was begun by Saladin in 1176. The Gamia Mohammed Ali or Alabaster Mosque was begun by Mohammed Ali on the site of a palace blown up in 1824. It was completed in the form seen here by Saibl Pasha in 1857. The architect was a Greek Yasuf Boshna; this possibly accounts for the undeciphered word in the caption. The caption on the print...

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Approximately 220 x 160 mm. Photographer unknown.

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Photographs and negatives of Eastern and Southern Africa.

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161 x 108 mm. A view showing an unidentified group of officers in the barrack square, wearing red roses to commemorate the defeat of the French at Minden on August 1st 1759.

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The Prince and Princess with officers of the 1st Battalion.