210 x 150 mm.

207 x 159 mm. View looking along the ridge at Murree with the small stone church with square tower at the right of the print.

154 x 111 mm. View of an unidentified bungalow.

151 x 112 mm. Showing a tent pitched in woodland, with two Indian servants in the foreground.

205 x 150 mm. General view looking down on the bazaar area at Murree.

210 x 150 mm. Lady Roberts's House in the foreground. The great northern Sanitorium of the Punjab. The Summer resort of the General in command of Rawal Pindi, the largest military station in India.

97 x 109 mm. A sanitorium was founded at Murree in 1850 and barracks for troops were established in 1853. Photograph by Bourne, no. 935.

97 x 109 mm. View looking along the Mall from the forest’s edge down into a valley. Photograph by Bourne, no. 936.

287 x 236 mm. View looking northeast along the ridge, past scattered bungalows to Trinity Church. Photograph by Bourne, no. 1003.

284 x 231 mm. View from the southwest corner of the town, looking along the ridge, past scattered bungalows, towards Trinity Church. Photograph by Bourne, no. 1002.

97 x 108 mm. Photograph by Bourne, no. 931.

A narrative by 'Colonel Jones' and 'Major Robinson' of their hunting expedition in Kashmir, 48 pages, followed by 'Six weeks in a French vicarage by Hubert Richard Lovett', 19 pages. There are ten photographs inserted in the first narrative of members of the party and of the places they visited, which included Srinagar.

88 x 11 mm. Photograph by Bourne, no. 932.