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Album 35

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Page 25

 File — Album: 35, Page: 25
Identifier: 35-25
Scope and Contents From the Record Group:

Small quarto (25x 22 cm.), containing 116 silver print snapshots (each approximately 11 x 7 cm.), mainly captioned, some with long annotations. Mounted on the first album leaf is a ferrotype (also known as a tintype), showing Squiers on horseback with a colleague and two Italian boys, in front of Mt. Vesuvius. Then follows the African content.

Dates: 1912-1914

The Ngoma clash. The two MacLaughton kiddies.

 Item — Album: 35, Page: 25
Identifier: 35-25-1
Scope and Contents From the Record Group:

Small quarto (25x 22 cm.), containing 116 silver print snapshots (each approximately 11 x 7 cm.), mainly captioned, some with long annotations. Mounted on the first album leaf is a ferrotype (also known as a tintype), showing Squiers on horseback with a colleague and two Italian boys, in front of Mt. Vesuvius. Then follows the African content.

Dates: 1912-1914

One night's work in my head bag by white ants. They also went through the opposite side. Thomkinson below. Taken at sunrise.

 Item — Album: 35, Page: 25
Identifier: 35-25-2
Scope and Contents From the Record Group:

Small quarto (25x 22 cm.), containing 116 silver print snapshots (each approximately 11 x 7 cm.), mainly captioned, some with long annotations. Mounted on the first album leaf is a ferrotype (also known as a tintype), showing Squiers on horseback with a colleague and two Italian boys, in front of Mt. Vesuvius. Then follows the African content.

Dates: 1912-1914

Manley with a sore throat and ostrich feathers in his hat

 Item — Album: 35, Page: 25
Identifier: 35-25-3
Scope and Contents From the Record Group:

Small quarto (25x 22 cm.), containing 116 silver print snapshots (each approximately 11 x 7 cm.), mainly captioned, some with long annotations. Mounted on the first album leaf is a ferrotype (also known as a tintype), showing Squiers on horseback with a colleague and two Italian boys, in front of Mt. Vesuvius. Then follows the African content.

Dates: 1912-1914