[India.] 32 black and white photographs of India, showing prominent buildings and street traders and entertainers in Delhi and Calcutta.

Six larger photographs (all 12 x 10.5 cm) and twenty-six smaller ones (between 5 x 7 cm and 5.5 x 8 cm). In fair condition, lightly aged and worn, on three leaves removed from an album (the smaller photographs on mounts and the larger ones laid down. The larger photographs have pencil captions, and a few of the smaller photographs have ink captions (for example, 'Taking a drink - Calcutta', 'Is that Ghandi? | The women are carrying dried dung for use as fuel.'). The smaller images appear to be photographs of photographs, with captions. These include 'Monkey Dancer', 'Bear Dancer', 'Burning Ghat' (with 'Funeral Pyre' added in manuscript), 'Barbar', 'Rickshaw Puller' (which, with 'Shoe Shining', shows European soldiers), 'Snake Charmer', 'Washerman' (with 'Dhobie Wallah' added in manuscript). Eighteen of the thirty-two photographs (the six large and twelve of the small) are conventional tourist shots, possibly from postcards. The pencil captions to the six large photographs read: 'High Court', 'Hindusthan Building', 'Dhukaneswat Temple', 'Burmese pagoda', 'Government House' and 'Jain Temple'.