109 x 64 mm. The road as it passes from spur to spur along the narrow edge with a long drop on either side.

63 x 63mn. House construction in Nsungli, the bamboo walls completed and then the flat ceiling bamboo put in place for the fixing of the roof.

62 x 40 mm. Scene in the village.

44 x 35 mm. neg. and 110 x 79 mm. print. Evening, a lady returns home to cook after a day on the farms.

40 x 62 mm. Nyange, a Bamendankwe woman with her child. Again, being mountain people they are short in stature with thick muscular thighs and broad chested.

40 x 62 mm. They usually wear one or at the most, two waist strings from which a few fibres form a fringe in front but they wear several necklaces of beads like the Dante people.

Cameroon, smoking pipe.

51 x 40 mm. An old Bali woman carrying home her water supply in a calabash from the village stream. Women work to a ripe old age.

45 x 62 mm. Some of the older ladies who have no charms to offer the young Tiko labourers and therefore no atrocious costumes to wear sit and discuss the events of the day.

Showing carriers walking in a line with carrying luggage on their heads.

64 x 95 mm. Owa Mbelefo turns round to show the back style of the Wum dress which consists of a 'tail' of thick dried fibres fixed to the numerous beaded waist strings.

56 x 84 mm. Pagan girls whose only adornment consists of brightly coloured raffia bags, examining cheap Manchester cottons with interest.

109 x 61 mm. neg. and contact print.

60 x 42 mm. Payment of the Mkpandi labourers at Bole on the new road.

62 x 40 mm. The people flocking to the place where the news will be called. Old women still sit smoking beside their market produce, preferring to wait till they hear the News from some of the younger and more agile persons.

The caption on the album page reads: 'Pipes collected in the Cameroons'.

The caption on the album page reads: 'Pipes collected in the Cameroons'.

The caption on the album page reads: 'Pipes collected in the Cameroons'.

The caption on the album page reads: 'Pipes collected in the Cameroons'.

The caption on the album page reads: 'Pipes collected in the Cameroons'.

152 x 110 mm. A view showing a plantation of seven-and-a-half year old Funtumias where alternate trees in each row have been cut out. A European stands in the foreground examining a tree.

116 x 162 mm. A view showing a plantation of seven-and-a-half year old Funtumias where alternate trees in each row have been cut out. A European stands in the foreground examining a tree. Photograph probably by Christy.

56 x 84 mm. neg. and 85 x 113 mm. print. Fai Bisen, his beard is pleated in the old local style.

62 x 40 mm. Potato sellers from Yeae, most of the potatoes come from this town about 2 hours walk north of Banso and are always carried in 4 handled baskets so the women can transfer the heavy weight basket to another woman when they are tired without having to put it on the ground and then raise it again.

Showing some of the participants. Bamenda, Northwest Cameroon.