120 x 110 mm. Showing a man and Mrs Hebbert having lunch under a tree beside a road, where their automobile is parked.

115 x 90 mm. There are two people visible guarding the frontier.

135 x 125 mm. General view of the village with the mountains beyond.

120 x 90 mm. A view of an automobile parked in the shade of a tree, and Anne crouched beside it preparing lunch. Beneath the image is the caption 'The last lunch in Eritrea.'

The map includes parts of Eritrea and Ethiopia in addition to Sudan.

240 x 180 mm. A view looking down at buildings in a valley and across to the mountains and zigzagged roads beyond. The image also carries the caption 'Fotocelere Coloniale - Asmara.'

The principal part of the collection is a set of thirteen scrapbooks of newscuttings relating to East Africa, particularly Kenya and Tanganyika. The rest of the collection consists of a volume of cuttings relating to post-war trading opportunities in Nigeria and three scrapbooks concerning rubber and mining in South East Asia.

135 x 75 mm. Showing a man and woman admiring the mountainous view from the road. They are identified as LMH (Mrs Hebbert) and 'Halliday' (?illegible word).

125 x 120 mm. A view from the road of undulating mountains.

235 x 175 mm. Showing a road cut into the mountain and a railway line running parallel below it. The image also carries the caption 'Fotocelere Coloniale - Asmara.'

240 x 180 mm. Showing a bus on the road cut into the mountain and a railway line running parallel below it. The image also carries the caption 'Fotocelere Coloniale - Asmara.'

140 x 95 mm. Showing a man and Mrs Hebbert at the side of the road.

The autobiography of John Morley, written during the 1970s, 122 pages.

110 x 85 mm. General view of a series of steps leading up to a large house.

135 x 125 mm. A view of a man walking by the Monastery, and rock formations in the distance.

125 x 85 mm. Showing the Monastery on the Amara to Massawa road.