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90 x 140 mm. View of a tall white tower through the archway of a stone building.

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85 x 110 mm. View of an empty street where the buildings are punctuated by shuttered windows covered with mashra-biyyahs (screens with geometric patterns).

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130 x 85 mm. View of a Mosque. One of the few preserved buildings in Sawakin.

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190 x 60 mm. (Two images joined). View of Sawakin Island.

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60 x 60 mm. View of an empty street where the buildings are punctuated by shuttered windows covered with mashra-biyyahs (screens with geometric patterns).

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115 x 85 mm. Showing a man at the waters edge with a wooden trolley. There are many cats in a line near him.

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85 x 105 mm. View of an empty street where the buildings are punctuated by shuttered windows covered with mashra-biyyahs (screens with geometric patterns).

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105 x 60 mm. View of a street where the buildings are punctuated by shuttered windows covered with mashra-biyyahs (screens with geometric patterns).

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65 x 10 5 mm. Street scene, showing ornate wooden balconies affixed to a stone building.

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60 x 105 mm. View of an empty street where the buildings are punctuated by shuttered windows covered with mashra-biyyahs (screens with geometric patterns).

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60 x 105 mm. View of an empty street where the buildings are punctuated by shuttered windows covered with mashra-biyyahs (screens with geometric patterns).

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105 x 60 mm. View of a street where the buildings are punctuated by shuttered windows covered with mashra-biyyahs (screens with geometric patterns).

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Black and white photographs of Hebbert and his family and friends, native people, buildings and scenery. Three are also a small number of photographs, and postcards, taken in Europe. There is a mistake in the original numbering of the photographs, which has not been corrected here, so that images which should be numbered 389-398, and 484, do not exist.

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300 x 95 mm. (Two images joined). General view.

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65 x 110 mm. Showing a stone monument.

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110 x 65 mm. Showing a horse and handler.

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110 x 120 mm. Showing eight men mounted on camels in a line.

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115 x 120 mm. Showing a large quadrangular building which has a spacious court in the middle, for putting up caravans.

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105 x 175 mm. View of the steps leading to the front door. The Muhafisa was an eighteenth-century house and headquarters of Generals Charles Gordon and Horatio Kitchener during the Mahdist Revolt 1870 - 1899.

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105 x 80 mm. Showing men building the Erkowit road. A man in the foreground is pouring gravel from a basket onto the road. Others behind him are using devices to manually compress it.

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115 x 125 mm. Showing five men building the Erkowit road. They are in a line and using hand held equipment to pack the gravel into the roads.

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110 x 65. General view.

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130 x 175 mm. Showing a young woman wearing a long dark robe.

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The King and Lord Kitchener at Port Sudan.

Scope and Contents From the File: Contains photographs ranging in size from 85 x 70 mm to 290 x 235 mm bound in a black leather album with 'Indian Tour 1911-1912' on the front cover. This records the visit to India for the Delhi Durbar of December 1911. Taken by various photographers, it appears to have been the personal record of the King or Queen, and covers the outward voyage from Portsmouth via Port Said, Suez, and Aden to Bombay, a detailed record of the Durbar and other events in Delhi, shooting in Nepal, the...