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- Calcutta Exhibition Programme - Back Cover
- The Paddock Biloch Races, Jacobabad, Sind
- Solan Station
- Taj Mahal Agra
- Calcutta Exhibition Programme - Page 4
- Front entrance St Joseph Darjeeling
- Reverse of John Edward Jones photo
- Madras Tattoo Page 28
- Madras Tattoo Page 41
- Dharampur Railway Station, Kalka Simla Railway
- Governors Cup Day Racecourse
- Nerbudda River, Jubbulpore
- Calcutta Exhibition Programme - inside cover
- Madras Tattoo Page 29
- Court, Jubbulpore
- Madras Tattoo Page 30
- Christ Church Simla
- Municipal Hall Bombay
- Bridge over the River Indus at Attock 1925
- Reverse of Wigram photo
- East India Railway Volunteer Regiment - Camp
- Madras Tattoo Page 23
- Madras Tattoo Page 20
- Christ Church Cathedral, Lucknow
- Madras Tattoo Page 19
- Quad 1 St Joseph Darjeeling
- St Pauls Church Memorial to George Cooke 1676 1712
- Madras Tattoo Page 12
- Part of King Akbars Apartments, Fort Agra
- Memorial to the Family of Captain ELM Evans 51st MNI
- Memorial card of Ernest Augustus Godfrey
- Agra Dhobi Ghat
- Madras Tattoo Page 36
- Entrance to the Taj Agra
- Public Gardens, Jubbulpore
- Shooting trips to Attock 1925. Birdwood and Major FitzGibbon
- Quad 2 St Joseph Darjeeling
- Calcutta Exhibition Programme - Page 1
- The Queen's Apartments, Fort Agra
- Cabbages at the Grand Hotel
- Barracks Fort St George
- La Martiniere School Chapel
- Arthur Edward Broadbent Parsons 1966
- Marble Rocks, Jubbulpore
- Madras Tattoo Page 32
- Fort at Tellicherry
- Monkey Leap, Marble Rocks, Jubbulpore
- Madras Tattoo Page 34
- Bathing, Pindi
- Carved marble screen inside the Taj surrounding the Tomb