A catalogue of the papers of D. Newbold

Catalogue of the papers of Sir D. Newbold

Date range of material: 1913-1966

Durham University LibraryMay 2022

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ContentsPreface ................................................................................................................ 1

Introduction .......................................................................................................... 2

Catalogue of material:

1. War Service.................................................................................................3

2. Archaeological Material.............................................................................26

3. Articles, Lectures.......................................................................................27

4. Memorials to D. Newbold...........................................................................28

5. Newspaper Cuttings..................................................................................29

6. Photographic Material................................................................................30

7. Museum Objects........................................................................................39(i) Pottery and earthenware.......................................................................................40(ii) Wooden carvings and gourds...............................................................................41(iii) Weapons..............................................................................................................42(iv) Leatherwork.........................................................................................................43(v) Metalwork.............................................................................................................44(vi) Beadwork.............................................................................................................44(vii) Paintings and Drawings......................................................................................44

8. Printed material.........................................................................................46

Preface

Creation of catalogueManuscript list by Elizabeth Cory, ca. 1980. EAD by Sam Booth, 2013.

Contact detailsPalace GreenDurhamDH1 3RNEnglandTelephone: 0191 334 2972Email: [email protected]: http://www.dur.ac.uk/library/asc/ark:/32150/s15t34sj616

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Newbold, Sir Douglas

Introduction

Collection title: Newbold, Sir DouglasReference code: GB-0033-SADDates of creation: 1913-1966Extent: 7 boxesRepository: Durham University Library, Archives and Special CollectionsCreator: Newbold, Sir DouglasLanguage of material: English

Sir Douglas Newbold(1894 - 1945)

War Commission in Dorset Yeomanry and Cavalry Machine GunCorps

1914-1918

Sudan Political Service1920-1945Assistant District Commissioner, Kordofan Province1920-1923Deputy Assistant Civil Secretary (Administration)1924-1925Assistant District Commissioner, Red Sea Province1926-1928District Commisioner, Nomad (Beja) Administration1929District Commisioner (Deputy Governor, Beja), Kassala Province1930-1932Governor, Kordofan Province1933-1938Deputy Civil Secretary1938-1939Civil Secretary1939-1945Died in service1945 Mar 23

Accession detailsPresented by Sir Gawain Bell, 1970 and Miss Anthea Terry, 1978

Arrangement1. War Service2. Archaeological Material3. Articles, Lectures4. Memorials to D. Newbold5. Newspaper Cuttings6. Photographic Material7. Museum Objects8. Printed Material

Form of citationMaterial in the Sudan Archive is given a reference number, which is unique across thecollections of papers. Usually it is not necessary to give the name of the person ororganisation within which collection the item is found, although it may be convenient to doso.The short form of citation should be GB-0033-SAD reference numberMost printed references take the form: SAD reference number.To order items in the searchroom, use the collection reference code(s), derived by removingthe repository code (GB-0033-), followed by the reference number. Citing the section of thefinding aid is useful.

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1. War Service

1915 Oct 16 - 1918 Jul 28SAD.577/1/1-410Douglas Newbold's diary of war service as a Lieutenant with the 1/1Queen's Own Dorset Yeomanry and the 17th Machine Gun Squadronin Lemnos, the Libyan desert, Upper Egypt, Sinai, and Palestine.Describing: timeline of Newbold's war service, detailing briefly, withdates, major events he was involved in including battles, skirmishes,marches, expeditions, injuries and recovery (SAD.577/1/3); journeyby sea from Devonport to Valetta, Malta and on to Lemnos, Greece(SAD.577/1/5v); arrival at Mudros, Lemnos Island and exploration ofisland (SAD.577/1/17); journey by sea from Mudros to Alexandria andexperience of a military camp at Mena, near Giza (SAD.577/1/26);journey by sea from Giza to Mersa Matruh and description of the battleof Jebel Madwa (SAD.517/1/52,54,61); aftermath of the battle of JebelMadwa and patrols to try and round up or kill defeated enemy troops(SAD.517/1/61,69); weapons training and descriptions of mission toclear old Mersa Matruh and Rakhoum of enemy troops(SAD.577/1/69v); observations on the the ornithology of Mersa Matruh(SAD.577/1/70); visit to mosque and theft of holy flag and militarypatrols (SAD.577/1/73); military patrols and air reconnaissance(SAD.577/1/81); description of march from Mersa Matruh to Bir Sholaincluding a list of forces involved (SAD.577/1/81v, 86); the battle ofBir Shola (or Halazin) (SAD.577/1/86v-88v,91-91a); march back toMersa Matruh after the battle of Bir Shola (SAD.577/1/94);reorganisation of British forces, 5 days leave for Newbold in Alexandriaand return journey by sea (SAD.577/1/94v,100); march east alongthe coast from Mersa Matruh and forces involved (SAD.577/1/100v);the battle of Agagia and aftermath (SAD.577/107,112); regimentalrest and refit and march to Shamaas and Wadi Maktil(SAD.577/1/112v); march to Alim Tajid and Sollum and march backto Alexandria via Jerawalah, El Bagush, Bir Ihtafia and Dabaa andsubsequent rest and refit of the Dorset Yeomanry(SAD.577/1/126,149); journey by boat to Deirut and five monthsgarrison duty (SAD.577/1/165); journey by train to Shaluf and theSuez canal and time spent in military camp around this area(SAD.577/1/180); 3 day Bir El Giddi expedition, march to Esh Shattand training (SAD.577/1/184); expedition to Nekhl and return to EshShatt and journey to the Palestinian frontline at Rafa by train, ferryand marching (SAD.577/1/198); journey by train to Kantara and backto Rafa for supplies, patrol across the Palestinian frontier and marchto Gaza (SAD.577/1/230); forces involved in the First Battle of Gazaand plan of attack (SAD.577/1/230v); the First Battle of Gaza andpreparation for the second (SAD.577/1/235,253); the Second Battleof Gaza (SAD.577/1/253v,264); beginning of trench warfare,reconaissance and night missions and marches between poistionson the British frontline including Marakeb, Fukhari, Wadi Ghuzze andShellal (SAD.577/1/264,277); rest period in Marakeb, patrol on theRafa/Shellal railway, visit by Newbold to rest camp at El Arish andreturn by truck and train, and military training (SAD.577/1/277);

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reconnaissance missions across the British frontlines (SAD.577/1/290);the battle of Jebel Iwail el Semen (SAD.577/1/290v,292-293); restperiod in Marakeb and preparations for Allenby's Jerusalem offensive(SAD.577/1/293); list of forces involved in Allenby's Jerusalemoffensive (SAD.577/1/294); attacks by British forces on Beersheba,Kauwukah, Khuweilfeh and Tel el Sheria, occupation of Gaza andpursuit of retreating Turkish forces to Jerusalem (SAD.577/1/298,310);fighting at El Mughar including charge by the Berkshire and DorsetYeomanry, march to Aqir and fighting and charge by the Berkshireand Dorset Yeomanry at Abu Shusheh (SAD.577/1/310); march fromRamleh towards Jerusalem, the first and second battles of Foka duringwhich Newbold was wounded by a bullet in the leg and subsequentjourney to Alexandria General Hospital via Beit Hanoun, El Arish andKantara (SAD.577/1/316); list of casulaties and decorations for the6th Mounted Brigade in the month ending 29 November 1917(SAD.577/1/326); Newbold's convalescence at hospital in Bulkely,visit to Aswan, Thebes, Karnak and Luxor and journey to rejoin unitacross Sinai (SAD.577/1/372); re-organisation of entire EgyptianExpeditionary Force and march to Jericho (SAD.577/1/372v,392);second Trans-Jordan offensive (SAD.577/1/392v,399); air raids byTurkish planes, Newbold's visit to the Red Sea, the monastry of StJohn the Baptist and Jericho, and military patrols(SAD.577/1/399v,409); Newbold's onset of peripheral neuritis andparalysis and subsequent journey to Alexandria for treatment viaJeruslaem, Ludd, Gaza and Kantana (SAD.577/1/409v); journey byship and across mainland France via Marseilles and Le Havre toSouthampton and later to Roehampton to convalesce, return to fitnesson armstice day and demobilisation afterward (SAD.577/1/410); andincluding maps, some of which are hand drawn, as well as photographsof people and events described within the diary as follows:

1917 AugSAD.577/1/2Photograph of the officers of the 17th Machine Gun Squadron,Palestine. Standing, from left to right: Lieutenant G. M. King,Berkshire Yeomanry; Lieutenant J. F. Thom M.C., Fife & ForfarYeomanry, later killed in action; Lieutenant C. V. Coster M.C.,West Kent Yeomanry, later killed in action; Lieutenant C. F. G.Noel, East Kent Yeomanry; Lieutenant H. G. Williams M.C. andBar, Montgomery Yeomanry. Seated, from left to right: LieutenantL. del Monte, Herts Yeomanry; Major R. C. W. Burn, SussexYeomanry; Captain H. Crosland, Berkshire Yeomanry; LieutenantD. Newbold, Dorset Yeomanry. Listed but not pictured: Capt. J.A. Patron, killed in action; Lieut. Wakefield, killed in action; 2ndLieut W. F. R Harries1915 Oct 16 - 1918 Jul 28SAD.577/1/4Hand drawn scale map of Northern Egypt, the Red Sea, Sinaiand Palestine. Includes locations of oases and battles, as wellas outlines of marches and caravan tracks.Scale: 3 cm to 100 miles

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1915 OctSAD.577/1/6Hand drawn map of Valetta, Malta and the surrounding areaincluding the Grand Harbour, Marsamuscelto Harbour, Sliema,Zabbar, and PaulaScale: 2 inches to 1 mile1915 OctSAD.577/1/6vHand drawn map of the islands of Malta, Goza and Cominoshowing cities, towns and villagesScale: 1 inch to 3 miles1915 OctSAD.577/1/8Photograph of the entrance to Malta harbour1915 OctSAD.577/1/9Photograph of the S.M.S.Derflinger, a German battle cruiser,near Alexandria1915 OctSAD.577/1/10Photograph of public buildings on Malta Island1915 OctSAD.577/1/11Photograph of ships in Malta harbour1915 OctSAD.577/1/12Photograph of the S.S. River Clyde transporting infantrybattalions from H. M. T. Huntsgreen to Surla1915 OctSAD.577/1/13Photograph of a ship, possibly the S.S. River Clyde transportinginfantry battalions from H. M. T. Huntsgreen to Surla1915 OctSAD.577/1/14Photograph of troops disembarking on the north pier, MudrosWest1915 OctSAD.577/1/15Photograph of Tamplin and Woollaston supervising the loadingof officers' kits onto a horse-drawn cart, Mudros1915 OctSAD.577/1/16Photograph of the dismantling of the Yeomanry reinforcementcamp, Mudros1915 OctSAD.577/1/18Navigational chart of the island of LemnosScale: No scaleSize: 37 x 61 cm1915 NovSAD.577/1/19Photograph of Woollaston supervising the loading of officers'kits onto a horse-drawn cart, Mudros1915 NovSAD.577/1/20Photograph of H.M.S. Hannibal, an obsolete battleship, in Mudrosharbour1915 NovSAD.577/1/21Photograph of a Greek hawker at an Allied military camp, Mudros1915 NovSAD.577/1/22Photograph showing a long distance view of Lord Kitchenerreviewing troops on the plain, Mudros

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1915 DecSAD.577/1/23Photograph of Dorset Yeomanry orderly tents in a military campat Mena, near the pyramids of Giza1915 DecSAD.577/1/24Photograph of Dorset Yeomanry troops lining up on pay day ata military camp at Mena, near the pyramids of Giza1915 DecSAD.577/1/25Photograph of men on camelback at a military camp at Mena,near the pyramids of Giza1915 DecSAD.577/1/28,30Photograph of the Sphinx, Giza1915 DecSAD.577/1/29Photograph of a camel, Giza1915 DecSAD.577/1/31Photograph of the pyramid of Cheops, also known as the greatpyramid, Giza1915 DecSAD.577/1/32Photograph of Arab guides and British officers at the pyramids,Giza1915 DecSAD.577/1/33Photograph of the desert west of Mena, Giza1915 DecSAD.577/1/34Photograph of caves on the road to Giza from the top of thepyramid of Cheops, Giza1915 DecSAD.577/1/35Photograph of hieroglyphic inscriptions on a rock face near Giza1915 DecSAD.577/1/36Photograph of a military camp at Mena from the top of thepyramid of Cheops, Giza1915 DecSAD.577/1/37Photograph of a step pyramid, Saqqara1915 DecSAD.577/1/38Photograph of Arab guide with a camel, possibly Saqqara1915 DecSAD.577/1/39Photograph of Arab dragoman, possibly Saqqara1915 DecSAD.577/1/40Photograph of Dorset Yeomanry I. C. C. contingent leaving Menacamp, near Giza1915 DecSAD.577/1/41Photograph of remains of a statue featuring a boy on a lion,Saqqara1915 DecSAD.577/1/42Photograph of the Pyramid of Cheops, also known as the greatpyramid, Giza1915 DecSAD.577/1/43Photograph of a camel, Giza1915 DecSAD.577/1/44Photograph of a military camp at Mena, near the pyramids ofGiza

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1915 DecSAD.577/1/45Photograph of three British officers at the temple of Chephren,Giza, including Yeatman (left) and Woollaston (right)1915 DecSAD.577/1/46Slightly larger version of SAD.577/1/391915 DecSAD.577/1/48Photograph of the gate of the citadel and the Muhammad 'Alimosque, Cairo1915 DecSAD.577/1/49Photograph of camels tethered at the tramway terminus at Mena,near Giza1915 DecSAD.577/1/50Photograph of troop reinforcements marching off from a militarycamp at Mena, near the pyramids of Giza, to the western frontier,with Lieutenant D. Newbold and a machine gun section makingup the rear1915 DecSAD.577/1/51Map of Northern Egypt with areas of battles highligtedScale: 1 inch to 80 milesSize: 13 x 14 cm1915 DecSAD.577/1/53Map showing the area of Sanusiyyah activity covering Egypt,Libya, and the SudanScale: 1 1/4 inch to 500 milesSize: 14 x 14.5 cm1915 DecSAD.577/1/53vHand drawn map illustrating the battle of Jebel MedwaScale: 1 to 125,0001915 DecSAD.577/1/56Newspaper photograph of the Royal Bucks Hussars. From leftto right: Lieutenant Wilson; Major Reeves?, Dorset Yeomanry;Captain Levison; Lieutenant Russell; Captain Neil Primrose;Lieutenant Colonel Grenfell; Lieutenant Bulteel; LieutenantPerkins?1915 DecSAD.577/1/57Photograph of a limestone outcrop and scrub at a WesternFrontier Force camp in the Libyan desert1915 DecSAD.577/1/58Photograph of horses grazing at a Western Frontier Force campin the Libyan desert1915 DecSAD.577/1/59Photograph of a Western Frontier Force camp in the Libyandesert1915 DecSAD.577/1/60Photograph of camels and horses on loam soil at a WesternFrontier Force camp in the Libyan desert1915 DecSAD.577/1/63Photograph of a Western Frontier Force camp looking north overthe lagoon, with the coastguard fort in the background, MersaMatruh

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1915 DecSAD.577/1/64Photograph of a Western Frontier Force camp looking southtowards the perimeter, Mersa Matruh1915 DecSAD.577/1/65Newspaper photograph of a Beduin girl1915 DecSAD.577/1/66Newspaper photograph of a Beduin shaykh1915 DecSAD.577/1/67Newspaper photograph of Beduin girl and boy with basket1915 DecSAD.577/1/68Newspaper photograph of girl from the Samelus tribe1915 DecSAD.577/1/71Photograph of the village of Umm Rakhum, near Mersa Matruh,with a group of Dorset Yeomanry officers on the right1915 DecSAD.577/1/72Drawing of cave used by the Sanusiyyah military forces takenfrom the sketch of an officer who took part in the fighting tocapture the cave1916SAD.577/1/75Newspaper photograph of the interior of an ancient tomb1916SAD.577/1/76-77Newspaper clipping describing propaganda written by theGerman military aimed at the Sanusi1916SAD.577/1/78Newspaper photograph of a steam pump in use by British troopsin the desert1916SAD.577/1/79Newspaper photograph of Beduin women using a loom to maketent cloth from camel hair1916SAD.577/1/80Newspaper photograph of Beduins captured during fighting1916SAD.577/1/83Newspaper photograph of Lieutenant Colonel Grenfell, CaptainNeil Primrose and Pluto (a dog)1916SAD.577/1/84Newspaper photograph of naval armoured cars at Mersa Matruh1916SAD.577/1/85Newspaper photographs taken on the Khedival road from ElDabaa to As Sallum of British armoured cars passing a CamelCorps and camel transport leaving for the front1916 JanSAD.577/1/89Hand drawn map of the battle of Halazin at 2 p.m.1916 JanSAD.577/1/90Artist's impression of the battle of Bir Shola1916 JanSAD.577/1/92Artist's impression of troops trying to find the divisional supplytrain1916 April 15SAD.577/1/93Newspaper photograph showing a military camp during theexpedition against tribesmen under Nuri Bey

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1916 FebSAD.577/1/96Newspaper photographs of the 2nd Mounted Brigade on themarch and at camp1916 FebSAD.577/1/97Newspaper photographs of Beduin tent and camel, and Beduinscooking1916 FebSAD.577/1/98Photograph of Ryan shaving at a Western Frontier Force camp,with a section of the Hong Kong battery in the background, MersaMatruh1916 FebSAD.577/1/99Photograph of soldiers of the 4th South African Infantry Corps,Transvaal Scottish Regiment, Mersa Matruh1916 FebSAD.577/1/101Hand drawn map of route taken by British forces along the coasteast of Mersa Matruh including positions of battles1916 FebSAD.577/1/102Newspaper photograph of Brigadier-General H. T. Lukin,commander of the British forces on their march from MersaMatruh to Sollum1916 FebSAD.577/1/103Photograph of a section of a Western Frontier Force regiment'scamel transport, Mersa Matruh1916 FebSAD.577/1/104Photograph of Western Frontier Force camp at Wadi Maktil, anhour before shelling by Sanusiyyah forces. Featuring LieutenantD. Newbold with a group of Dorset Yeomany officers in theforeground and a South African regiment in the background onthe left1916 FebSAD.577/1/105Photograph of Western Frontier Force camp at Wadi Maktil,before shelling by Sanusiyyah forces1916 FebSAD.577/1/106Newspaper photograph of Elvani with a goat suckling a gazelle1916 FebSAD.577/1/108Hand drawn map of the battle of AgagiaScale: 1 inch to 1/2 mile1916 FebSAD.577/1/109Newspaper clipping of a description of the battle of Agagia byColonel Souter1916 FebSAD.577/1/110Newspaper photograph of Dorset Yeomanry leading their horsesback to camp after the battle of Agagia1916 FebSAD.577/1/111Newspaper photograph of the surrendered Gaafer Pasha at theWestern Frontier Force headquarters with extract from “SenussiWho's Who”1916 FebSAD.577/1/114Photograph of coastguard station occupied by Sanussiyah forcesbefore being retaken by the British, El Barrani

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1916 FebSAD.577/1/115Photograph of Western Frontier Force biplanes at El Barranimilitary camp1916 FebSAD.577/1/116Photograph of Berkshire Yeomanry officers entering a WesternFrontier Force camp on horseback, El Barrani1916 FebSAD.577/1/117Photograph of landing stores at a Western Frontier Force camp,El Barrani1916 FebSAD.577/1/118Photograph of Lieutenant D. Newbold at a Western FrontierForce camp, El Barrani1916 FebSAD.577/1/119,121Photograph of a cairn marking the graves of Dorset Yeomanryofficers and men killed at the battle of Agagia1916 FebSAD.577/1/120Photograph of Captain Dammers with animals of A squadron,Dorset Yeomanry, Agagia1916 FebSAD.577/1/122Newspaper photograph of camels carrying wounded soldiers1916 FebSAD.577/1/123Newspaper photograghs of Gaafer Pasha on his way by footand by boat to a British warship for conveyance to Alexandria1916 FebSAD.577/1/124Newspaper photograph of the Bay of Sollum1916 FebSAD.577/1/125Newspaper photopraph of Sanussiyah prisoners with GeneralPeyton seated in the background, Sollum1916 Mar 14SAD.577/1/127Newspaper photograph of the fort at Sollum1916 MarSAD.577/1/128Newspaper photograph of some of the survivors of theTara. Leftto right, back row: C. W. Birkby, Wireless Operator; G.W.Manning, Clerk; Mr Richardson, Engineer. Front row: MrColstead, First Mate; Lieutenant E. B. Tanner, R. N. R.; CapatinRupert S. Gwatkin-Williams, R.N.; Dr Tanner. Alongside thisphoto is a hand written timeline of the events faced by the Taraprisoners as well as a hand drawn map of the route they took.1916 MarSAD.577/1/130Newspaper photograph of the well-chamber of BirHaschm-El-Aisch as seen from below1916 Mar 16SAD.577/1/131Photograph of Western Frontier Force animals watering amongsand dunes on the Egyptian coast, El Bagush1916 Mar 16SAD.577/1/132Photograph of Western Frontier Force animals watering near adam on the Egyptian coast, Jerawalah1916 MarSAD.577/1/133Newspaper photograph of tribesman kneeling in front of tent

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1916 MarSAD.577/1/134Newspaper photograph of tribesmen reaping by hand1916 MarSAD.577/1/135Newspaper photograph of a desert plant1916 MarSAD.577/1/136-137Photograph of camels watering at a Western Frontier Forcecamp, El Hammam1916 MarSAD.577/1/138Photograph of tanks of water transported to a Western FrontierForce camp on the Khedival railway, El Hammam1916 MarSAD.577/1/139Photograph of horses feeding in front of a railway track at aWestern Frontier Force camp, El Hammam1916 MarSAD.577/1/141Photograph of burning Beduin tents near a Western FrontierForce camp, El Barrani1916 MarSAD.577/1/142Photograph of horses watering at a Western Frontier Force camp,El Hammam1916 MarSAD.577/1/143Photograph of Ryan at a Western Frontier Force camp, laterkilled at the Baharia oasis in Spring 1916, Egypt1916 MarSAD.577/1/144Photograph of Western Frontier Force camels watering at BirAugherin, with Captain G. M. Dammers sitting in the foreground,Egypt1916 MarSAD.577/1/145Newspaper photograph of Major-General A. Wallace, whocommanded the Western Frontier Force1916 MarSAD.577/1/146Photograph of Ryan at a Western Frontier Force camp, laterkilled at the Baharia oasis in Spring 1916, Egypt1916 MarSAD.577/1/147Photograph of Western Frontier Force horses on Rakhum hill,leading towards Mersa Matruh1916 MarSAD.577/1/148Photograph of Western Frontier Force officers at a military camp,possibly Mersa Matruh. From left to right: Bryson, Tamplin,Lieutenant D. Newbold, Captain G. M. Dammers, Ryan,Robertson1916 AprSAD.577/1/150Photograph of Tamplin competing in mounted sports for militarypersonnel at Alexandria race course1916 AprSAD.577/1/151Photograph of Bryson competing on Major Gooden's mare inmounted sports for military personnel at Alexandria race course1916 AprSAD.577/1/152Photograph of Lieutenant D. Newbold competing on Paulet'smare in mounted sports for military personnel at Alexandria racecourse

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1916 AprSAD.577/1/153Photograph of Dorset Yeomanry horses watering in troughs nearAlexandria1916 AprSAD.577/1/155Photograph of a shaduf, Alexandria1916 AprSAD.577/1/156Photograph of cow watering, Alexandria1916 AprSAD.577/1/157Photograph of felucca, Alexandria1916 AprSAD.577/1/158Photograph of date palm trees, Alexandria1916 AprSAD.577/1/159Photograph of palm trees near Alexandria1916 AprSAD.577/1/160Photograph of people in a suq near Alexandria1916 AprSAD.577/1/161Photograph of women and children in a village near Alexandria1916 AprSAD.577/1/162Photograph of view of the Nile near Alexandria1916 AprSAD.577/1/163Newspaper photograph of camels being led along the Dabaarailway line alongisde a hand drawn map of the Sollum toAlexandria coast1916 MaySAD.577/1/164Coloured map of EgyptScale: 1: 2,914,560Size: 35 x 26 cm1916 May - OctSAD.167/1/167Photograph of Lieutenant Royle with three B sqaudron men oncamelback in front of the Muharraz monastery in Upper Egypt,near Deirut1916 May - OctSAD.577/1/168Newspaper photograph of the abbot and priests of the Copticmonastery, Fayum1916 May - OctSAD.577/1/169Newspaper photograph of a camel caravan, Moghara1916 May - OctSAD.577/1/170Newspaper photograph of the mud brick buildings of the Siwaoasis with hand written notes on the Siwa oasis, detailing thetowns, the population, the villages, the roads, water, cultivation,ethnology, religion and health1916 May - 1916 OctSAD.577/1/172Newspaper photograph of the Bahr Yusef canal1916 May - OctSAD.577/1/173Newspaper photograph of a low cloth tent with Beduin and twoGerman archaeologists on the left1916 May - OctSAD.577/1/174Newspaper photgraph of camels drawing a cable laying chariot

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1916 May - OctSAD.577/1/175Photograph of a camel transport company carrying twelve-gallonwater containers in the Sinai desert1916 May - OctSAD.577/1/176Photograph of a camel transport company in the Sinai desert1916 May - OctSAD.577/1/177Newspaper photograph of a rock well-chamber in the desert1916 May - OctSAD.577/1/178Newspaper photograph of a local tracker attached to the Britishforces in Egypt1916 OctSAD.577/1/179Map of the Sinai penisula highlighting the advance of Turkishforces in February 1915Scale: 2 inches to 30 milesSize: 30 x 40cm1916 OctSAD.577/1/181Map of Port TawfiqScale: 1: 25,000Size: 10 x 7 cm1916 OctSAD.577/1/182Map of SuezScale: 1: 25,000Size: 13.5 x 7 cm1916 DecSAD.577/1/183Map of Bir El Giddi expedition showing a portion of Sinai includingLittle Bitter lake and the Suez canal, annotated by D.Newbold,marking battles, roads, railways, geography and natural featuresScale: 1:100,000Size: 42.5 x 59 cm1916 Oct - 1917 FebSAD.577/1/186-187,189Photograph of the holy carpet, the kiswah, and Egyptian Armyescort passing through Suez en route to Mecca1916 Oct - 1917 FebSAD.577/1/188Photograph of Egyptian Army escort following the holy carpet,the kiswah, past the Eastern Telegraph Company building andthrough Suez, en route to Mecca1916 Oct - 1917 FebSAD.577/1/190-191Photograph of Turkish prisoners of war, taken in the Hijaz byArab forces, landing at a military camp at Esh Shatt, escortedby the Bedfordshire Regiment1916 Oct - 1917 FebSAD.577/1/193Photograph of three officers standing in front of the BerkshireRegiment headquarters, constructed from sandbags, at Moseswells, Esh Shatt1916 Oct - 1917 FebSAD.577/1/194Photograph of horses watering at Bir Mabeuik in the desert eastof Suez1916 Oct - 1917 FebSAD.577/1/195Photograph of military light railway running from Esh Shatt tothe quarantine station on the east side of the Suez bay

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1916 Oct - 1917 FebSAD.577/1/196Photograph of a government office bombed by a Turkish aircraftin December 1916, Port Tawfiq1917 FebSAD.577/1/197Map of Suez bay showing the first 40 miles of march to Nekhlby British forcesScale: 1:100,000Size: 42 x 54 cm1917 FebSAD.577/1/200Map showing Nikhl and the last stages of a march by BritishforcesScale: 1:125,000Size: 18 x 40 cm1917 Mar 22SAD.577/1/201Photograph of 6th Mounted Brigade crossing the Palestinefrontier near Rafah1917 MarSAD.577/1/202Newspaper photograph of Yeomanry encamped at El Arish1917 MarSAD.577/1/203Newspaper photographs showing mounted soldiers marchingin southern Palestine; British aeroplanes at El Arish; camelswatering at Romani; a camel train; stores being unloaded ontoshore from a warship1917 MarSAD.577/1/204Newspaper photograph of troops on board a transport train withtents and shelters alongside the tracks1917 MarSAD.577/1/205-206Newspaper photograph of a British military railway track in thedesert1917 MarSAD.577/1/208Photograph of wrestling on horseback at a military camp on thePalestine frontier, El Arish1917 MarSAD.577/1/209Photograph of tug of war at a military camp on the Palestinefrontier, El Arish1917 MarSAD.577/1/210Photograph of inhabitants of El Arish discussing the occupationof the town by British forces1917 MarSAD.577/1/211Photograph of El Arish, also known as the ancient town ofRhinocolura1917 MarSAD.577/1/212Photograph of soldiers and horses bathing in the sea near ElArish1917 MarSAD.577/1/213Photograph of British military railway under construction throughdate groves, El Arish1917 MarSAD.577/1/214Photograph of Wadi el Arish

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1917 MarSAD.577/1/215Photograph of British military railway under construction throughdate groves, El Arish1917 MarSAD.577/1/216Newspaper photograph of Beduin resting and smoking a reedpipe during crop picking1917 MarSAD.577/1/217Newspaper photograph of the entrance to a wadi at El Arish witha shipwrecked trawler in the background1917 MarSAD.577/1/218Newspaper photograph of a German signpost in the desert,Egypt1917 MarSAD.577/1/219Newspaper photograph of soldiers pushing cars up sand dunesin the desert1917 MarSAD.577/1/220Newspaper photograph of a hopsital train crossing the desert1917 MarSAD.577/1/221Photograph of Dorset Yeoman on horseback with two Turkishprisoners, El Arish1917 MarSAD.577/1/222Newspaper photograph of Indian artillery troops and camels onthe Palestine border, Egypt1917 MarSAD.577/1/223Photograph of Wadi el Arish1917 MarSAD.577/1/225Newspaper photograph of a military camp and ferry near Ismalia1917 MarSAD.577/1/226Newspaper photograph of boundary pillar at Rafa, northernPalestine frontier1917 MarSAD.577/1/227Newspaper photograph of the town of El Arish, also known asthe ancient town of Rhinocolura1917 MarSAD.577/1/228Photograph of El Arish, also known as the ancient town ofRhinocolura1917 MarSAD.577/1/229Photograph of a domed building, possibly a mosque, in El Arish1917 MarSAD.577/1/232Newspaper article about the first and second Battles of Gazaincluding excerpts from the dispatch written by General SirArchibald Murray, late G.O.C., Egyptian Expeditionary Force1917 MarSAD.577/1/233Map of Gaza and surrounding area with hand drawn markingsand annotations relating to the fighting around the area withnewspaper photograph of a covered wagon which was used totransport the captured Turkish General Musa Kiasim PashaScale: 1 inch to 1 mileSize: 28.5 x 36.5 cm

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1917 MarSAD.577/1/237Newspaper photograph of the city of Gaza1917 MarSAD.577/1/238Map of the Sinai-Palestine borderScale: 1 inch to 20 milesSize: 12.5 x 6.5 cm1917 MarSAD.577/1/239Photograph of horses grazing in a field of barley during a haltby Allied forces, near Jemmi1917 MarSAD.577/1/240Photograph of officers resting during a halt for lunch at KhorReseim, before the 1st battle of Gaza1917 MarSAD.577/1/241Newspaper photograph of a marching column of New ZealandMounted Rifles in the desert1917 Mar 26SAD.577/1/242Newspaper photograph of Turkish prisoners of war watched overby troops from the Dorset Yeomanry B. Squadron Guards1917 MarSAD.577/1/243Newspaper photograph of Lieutenant General Sir PhilipChetwode1917 MarSAD.577/1/244Newspaper photograph of Colonel Kress Von Kressenstein whocommanded Turkish forces in the First World War1917 MarSAD.577/1/245Newspaper photograph of Major General Sir H. G. Chauvel,K.C.M.G. who commanded the Anzac Mounted Divison andsucceeded Sir Phillip Chetwode as commander of the DesertColumn in the First World War1917 MarSAD.577/1/246Newspaper photograph of the city of Gaza1917 AprSAD.577/1/247Photograph of cavalry horses and men bathing in the sea belowCavalry Hill, five miles south of Gaza1917 AprSAD.577/1/248Photograph of officers of the 17th Machine Gun Squadron havinga meal at Cavalry Hill, five miles south of Gaza. Featuring: MajorR. C. W. Burn, Sussex Yeomanry; Captain H. Crosland,Berkshire Yeomanry; Lieutenant C. F. G. Noel, East KentYeomanry; Lieutenant L. del Monte, Herts Yeomanry; LieutenantD. Newbold, Dorset Yeomanry1917 AprSAD.577/1/249Photograph of British forces at Cavalry Hill, five miles south ofGaza1917 AprSAD.577/1/250Photograph of British forces unloading kit at Cavalry Hill, fivemiles south of Gaza1917 AprSAD.577/1/251Photograph of British forces performing a gas mask drill atCavalry Hill, five miles south of Gaza

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1917 AprSAD.577/1/252Photograph of Lieutenant L. del Monte conducting a gas maskdrill at Cavalry Hill, five miles south of Gaza1917 AprSAD.577/1/254Hand drawn map of the second battle of Gaza showing trooppositions, roads and railwaysScale: 1 inch to 3 miles1917 AprSAD.577/1/255Photograph of a military camp near the site of the second battleof Gaza1917 AprSAD.577/1/256Newspaper photograph of a British tank firing shells near Gaza1917 AprSAD.577/1/257Newspaper cutting describing the the attack on Atawina Ridgeduring the second battle of Gaza1917 AprSAD.577/1/259Newspaper photograph of camels carrying ammunition shelteringin a wadi near Gaza1917 AprSAD.577/1/260Photograph of Lieutenant H. Williams and Sergeant Cripps withNo. 5 Section, 17th Machine Gun Squadron, Wadi El Ghuzze1917 AprSAD.577/1/261Photograph of Lieutenant G. M. King, Berkshire Yeomanry, withNo. 6 Section, 17th Machine Gun Squadron, Wadi El Ghuzze1917 AprSAD.577/1/262Newspaper photographs of British messenger car on the outskirtsof Khan Yunus; crowd of Palestinian locals in traditional dressat Khan Yunus; Wadi Ghuzze1917 Apr - MaySAD.577/1/265Photograph of Captain H. Crosland, Berkshire Yeomanry,standing in front of a tent at a camp of the 17th Machine GunSquadron, Palestine1917 Apr - MaySAD.577/1/266Photograph of Lieutenant J. F. Thom, Fife & Forfar Yeomanry(later killed in action), and Lieutenant D. Newbold, DorsetYeomanry, at a camp of the 17th Machine Gun Squadron,Palestine1917 Apr - MaySAD.577/1/267Photograph of Lieutenant D. Newbold with a machine gun at acamp of the 17th Machine Gun Squadron, Palestine1917 Apr - MaySAD.577/1/268Photograph of horses and men bathing in the sea near an Alliedmilitary camp, Palestine1917 Apr - MaySAD.577/1/269Photograph of troops dressed as Arab women for a race duringa sports event at an allied military camp, Palestine1917 Apr - MaySAD.577/1/271Photograph of an Allied military camp, Palestine

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1917 Apr - MaySAD.577/1/272Photograph of 17th Machine Gun Squadron parading for waterat an Allied military camp, Palestine1917 Apr - MaySAD.577/1/273Photograph of 17th Machine Gun Squadron officers at an Alliedmilitary camp, Palestine. From left to right: Lieutenant D.Newbold, Dorset Yeomanry; Lieutenant H. G. Williams,Montgomery Yeomanry; Lieutenant L. del Monte, HertsYeomanry; Lieutenant C. V. Coster, West Kent Yeomanry (laterkilled in action); Captain H. Crosland, Berkshire Yeomanry;Lieutenant J. F. Thom, Fife & Forfar Yeomanry (later killed inaction); Lieutenant C. F. G. Noel, East Kent Yeomanry1917 Apr - MaySAD.577/1/274Photograph of Berks Section, 17th Machine Gun Squadron, atan Allied military camp, Palestine1917 Apr - MaySAD.577/1/275Photograph of machine gun placement at an Allied military camp,Palestine1917 Apr - MaySAD.577/1/276Photograph of British troops unloading kit at an Allied militarycamp, Palestine1917 May - AugSAD.577/1/278Photograph of unloading kit at an Allied military camp, Palestine1917 May - AugSAD.577/1/279Photograph of troops drinking at an Allied military camp,Palestine1917 May - AugSAD.577/1/280,283Photograph of unloading kit at an Allied military camp, Palestine1917 May - AugSAD.577/1/281Photograph of troops tying up a horse at an Allied military camp,Palestine1917 May - AugSAD.577/1/282Photograph of horses at an Allied military camp, Palestine1917 May - AugSAD.577/1/284Photograph of three officers of the 17th Machine Gun Squadronat an Allied military camp, Palestine. From left to right: CaptainH. Crosland, Berkshire Yeomanry; Major R. C. W. Burn, SussexYeomanry; and Wakefield1917 May - AugSAD.577/1/285Photograph of officers of the 17th Machine Gun Squadron diggingaround a tent at an Allied military camp, Palestine. From left toright: Lieutenant C. V. Coster, West Kent Yeomanry (later killedin action); Lieutenant D. Newbold, Dorset Yeomanry; Dickinson;Lieutenant H. G. Williams, Montgomery Yeomanry1917 May - AugSAD.577/1/286Photograph of Major R. C. W. Burn, Sussex Yeomanry, an officerof the 17th Machine Gun Squadron, standing in front of a tentat an Allied military camp, Palestine

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1917 May - AugSAD.577/1/287Photograph of two officers of the 17th Machine Gun Squadronstanding in front of a tent at an Allied military camp, Palestine.From left to right: Lieutenant C. V. Coster, West Kent Yeomanry(later killed in action); Lieutenant H. G. Williams, MontgomeryYeomanry1917 May - AugSAD.577/1/288Photograph of two officers of the 17th Machine Gun Squadronstanding in front of a tent at an Allied military camp, Palestine.From left to right: Lieutenant G. M. King, Berkshire Yeomanry;Lieutenant H. G. Williams, Montgomery Yeomanry1917 May - AugSAD.577/1/289Photograph of Lieutenant C. V. Coster, West Kent Yeomanry(later killed in action), an officer of the 17th Machine GunSquadron, standing in front of a tent at an allied military camp,Palestine1917 OctSAD.577/1/295Newspaper photograph of General Sir Edmund Allenby,G.C.M.G, K.C.B., commander in chief Egyptian ExpedionaryForce in Palestine1917 OctSAD.577/1/296Map of southern PalestineScale: 1 inch to 15 milesSize: 10 x 13 cm1917 NovSAD.577/1/297Photograph of the Desert Mounted Corps headquarters,Beersheba1917 NovSAD.577/1/299Newspaper photograph of British trenches, near Gaza1917 NovSAD.577/1/300Newspaper photograph of British engineers working to improvea crossing of the Wadi Ghuzze1917 NovSAD.577/1/301Two newspaper photographs of Colonel Von Trommer andDjemal Pasha, including one of them on horseback1917 NovSAD.577/1/302Newspaper photograph of Djemal Pasha with German officersin attendance at his headquarters, Palestine1917 NovSAD.577/1/303vHand drawn map showing the charge of the Berkshire and DorsetYeomanry at El MugharScale: 1 inch to 1 mile1917 NovSAD.577/1/304Photograph of Beersheba railway station, with a mosque in thebackground1917 NovSAD.577/1/305Photograph of mosque at Beersheba1917 NovSAD.577/1/306Newspaper photograph of Beersheba

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1917 NovSAD.577/1/307Newspaper photograph of General Von Falkenhayn, Germanmilitary adviser to the Turks1917 NovSAD.577/1/308Map of Jerusalem and the area north of the cityScale: 1 inch to 10 milesSize: 11 x 13 cm1917 NovSAD.577/1/309Photograph of a monitor ship, the Apis, involved in the bombingof Turkish troops in Gaza1917 NovSAD.577/1/312Newspaper cutting regarding the charge of the British Yeomanryforces at Abu Shusheh with handwritten note detailing 3 chargesundertaken by these forces including exact British forces involvedand prisoners and guns captured1917 NovSAD.577/1/313Photograph of water tanks transported by railway, with horsetroughs in the foreground, Palestine1917 NovSAD.577/1/314Photograph of guns and Turkish prisoners captured by theWorcester and Warwickshire Yeomanry during their charge atHuj, Palestine1917 NovSAD.577/1/315Photograph of terraced hillside in the Judean mountains, withTurkish trenches at the foot, Palestine1917 NovSAD.577/1/318Photograph of carriage of a captured Turkish railway train, withornately-carved shuttered windows, Palestine1917 DecSAD.577/1/319Photograph of Sister Wadlois sitting at the entrance to theofficers' ward at Alexandria General Hospital, where LieutenantD. Newbold was taken after being shot in the leg by Turkishforces in Palestine1917 NovSAD.577/1/320Newspaper photograph of camels used as ambulances by Britishforces1917 NovSAD.577/1/321Photograph from lower Beth-horon down the valley of Ajalonand across the plain of Philistia to the sea, Palestine1917 NovSAD.577/1/322Photograph of military transport horses grazing on the plain ofShephelah, Palestine1917 NovSAD.577/1/323Photograph of military camp, Palestine1917 NovSAD.577/1/324Photograph of two soldiers carrying a wounded man on astretcher at an Anzac dressing station, Palestine1917 NovSAD.577/1/325Photograph of ox-drawn wagons used for transporting Turkishguns, Palestine

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1918 FebSAD.577/1/328Photograph of the temple of Medinet Habu, built by RamesesIII, Thebes1918 FebSAD.577/1/329Photograph of the sinking of H. M. T. Arragon, with survivors ona life raft in the foreground1918 FebSAD.577/1/330Photograph of stone pillars, Karnak1918 FebSAD.577/1/331Photograph of a temple, possibly of Rameses III, Karnak1918 FebSAD.577/1/332Photograph of fallen statue of Ozymandyas, king of kings, Karnak1918 FebSAD.577/1/333,336Photograph of an avenue of ram-headed sphinxes, Karnak1918 FebSAD.577/1/334Photograph of stone pillar, Karnak1918 FebSAD.577/1/335Photograph of statue, possibly the goddess Sekhet, Karnak1918 FebSAD.577/1/337Photograph of A. R. Hughes, a Dorset Yeomanry officer, visitingan archaeological site, Karnak1918 FebSAD.577/1/339Photograph of the garden of a Luxor hotel1918 FebSAD.577/1/340Photograph of a group of men, including a Bishariyin Arab onthe far right, Luxor1918 FebSAD.577/1/341Photograph of the Colossi of Memnon, Thebes1918 FebSAD.577/1/342Photograph of locomotive at a station on the Luxor - Shellalnarrow gauge railway1918 FebSAD.577/1/343Photograph of Lieutenant D. Newbold on a passenger train atAswan railway station1918 FebSAD.577/1/344Photograph of passengers sitting on the platform at Aswanrailway station1918 FebSAD.577/1/345Photograph of a young boy at Edfou railway station1918 FebSAD.577/1/346Photograph of the Hypostyle Hall of pillars, Karnak1918 FebSAD.577/1/347Photograph of Aswan railway station1918 FebSAD.577/1/348Photograph of the temple of Medinet Habu, built by RamesesIII, Thebes1918 FebSAD.577/1/349Photograph of Edfou1918 FebSAD.577/1/350Photograph of railway carriage, probably at Aswan station

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1918 FebSAD.577/1/351Photograph of locks at the west end of the Aswan Dam1918 FebSAD.577/1/352Photograph of the first cataract from the Aswan Dam1918 FebSAD.577/1/353Photograph of one of the six locks on the Aswan Dam1918 FebSAD.577/1/354,356Photograph of the Aswan Dam1918 FebSAD.577/1/355Photograph of the Aswan Dam from the engineer's office1918 FebSAD.577/1/357-357Photograph of sluices open on the north side of the Aswan Dam1918 FebSAD.577/1/359Photograph of railway trolley line running along the top of theAswan Dam1918 FebSAD.577/1/360Photograph of a lock on the Aswan Dam, looking north1918 FebSAD.577/1/362Photograph of the Sultan's palace at Ras el-Tin, Alexandria1918 FebSAD.577/1/363Photograph of a partially-submerged temple, Philae1918 FebSAD.577/1/364Photograph of A. R. Hughes, a Dorset Yeomanry officer, visitingan archaeological site, possibly Philae1918 FebSAD.577/1/365Photograph of Philae1918 FebSAD.577/1/366Photograph of water-level mark on a kiosk at Philae1918 FebSAD.577/1/367Photograph of Lieutenant D. Newbold with two female touristsand an Egyptian guide, Thebes1918 FebSAD.577/1/368Photograph of an Egyptian boy in a boat constructed from petroltins, Philae1918 FebSAD.577/1/369Photograph of a partially-submerged temple, Philae1918 FebSAD.577/1/370Distant view of the Colossi of Memnon, with the Valley of theKings in the background, Thebes1918 MarSAD.577/1/371Photograph of marching order turn-out competition in a militaryhorse show, Palestine1917 NovSAD.577/1/374Photograph of trains at a junction station on the Turkish railway,captured by British forces in November 19171918 MarSAD.577/1/375Photograph of Kuryet el Enab, the village of the grapes, nearJerusalem

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1918 MarSAD.577/1/376Newspaper photograph of local people in traditional dresstravelling on donkeys1918 MarSAD.577/1/377Newspaper photograph of wounded at Kuryet el Enab1918 MarSAD.577/1/378Photograph of railway train load of volunteer Jewish recruits fromJaffa enlisted to aid British forces, Jerusalem1918 MarSAD.577/1/379Newspaper photograph of the Damascus gate, Jerusalem1918 MarSAD.577/1/380Newspaper photograph of Turkish recruiting meeting at the Jaffamarket, Tel Aviv1918 MarSAD.577/1/381Aerial photograph of Jerusalem1918 MarSAD.577/1/382Newspaper photograph of Jersualem from the west1918 MarSAD.577/1/383Photogragh of Jerusalem from the Mount of Olives with womanin traditional dress in foreground1918 MarSAD.577/1/384Newspaper photograph of the church of the Holy Sepulchretaken from an etching by M. K. Hughes, A.R.E1918 MarSAD.577/1/385Newspaper photograph of a Muslim soldier guarding the Mosqueof Omar, Jerusalem1918 MarSAD.577/1/386Newspaper photograph of Jewish residents of Jerusalem1918 MarSAD.577/1/387Newspaper photograph of the reading of the proclamation ofmartial law by an interpreter alongside British officers at the footof the Tower of David, Jerusalem1918 MarSAD.577/1/388Photogragh of the changing of the Muslim guard at the Mosqueof Omar, Jerusalem1918 MarSAD.577/1/389Newspaper photograph of market stall owners packing orangesat Jaffa, Tel Aviv1918 MarSAD.577/1/390Newspaper photograph of a girl and boy carrying a bunch ofgrapes, Palestine1918 AprSAD.577/1/391Photograph of Wadi Kelt, which runs from Jerusalem to Jericho1918 MaySAD.577/1/394Newspaper photograph of the King of the Hijaz and the GrandSharif of Mecca1918 MaySAD.577/1/395Turkish military battle order and disposition chart as compiledby British military intelligence

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1918 Apr 29SAD.577/1/3966th Mounted Brigade operation orders for Trans-Jordan Offensive1918 MaySAD.577/1/398Photograph of Australian and Yeomanry troops at Es Salt1918 MaySAD.577/1/401Newspaper article about the difficulties of conditions faced bythe British Military in Palestine and Jordan1918 May - JuneSAD.577/1/402Photograph of the River Jordan at Ghoraniye1918 May - JuneSAD.577/1/403Photograph of British troops and local guides travelling throughthick vegetation on the banks of the River Jordan1918 May - JuneSAD.577/1/405Newspaper photograph of the Jordan Rift Valley1918 May - JuneSAD.577/1/406Photograph of Jericho1918 May - JuneSAD.577/1/408Photograph of Jabal Kuruntul or Quarantania , the mount oftemptation, Palestine

1914-1918SAD.577/2/7-25Papers relating to Newbold's war service in the Middle East duringWorld War One:

1917 Apr 1SAD.577/2/7Circular addressed to all British troops of the eastern forceregarding the first battle of Gaza, by Lieutenant General SirCharles Dobell, K.C.B., C.M.G., D.S.O., Commanding EasternForce1917 Apr 9SAD.577/2/8-11Operation orders for the 2nd battle of Gaza, copied andhandwritten by Newbold1917SAD.577/2/12Map of Atawineh showing Turkish and British trenches, somedrawn by hand and including Newbold's positionScale: 1:20,000Size: 37.5 x 48.5 cm1917 Nov 22SAD.577/2/13Newspaper cutting relating to the first and second battles of Gaza1917 NovSAD.577/2/14-16List of Officers, N.C.O.s and men of the 6th Mounted Brigade,decorated during operations in November 1917, amended byhand by Newbold1914-1918SAD.577/2/17Newspaper cutting regarding the operations of British forcesagainst the Sanusiyyah1914-1918SAD.577/2/18Newspaper cutting featuring photographs of a British biplanelanding in the desert, a flooded British ordnance camp at MersaMatruh and British forces moving ammunition from a floodedordnance camp at Mersa Matruh

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1917 DecSAD.577/2/19Smaller version of photograph from Newbold's diary(SAD.517/1/319) of Sister Wadlois sitting at the entrance to theofficers' ward at Alexandria General Hospital, where LieutenantD. Newbold was taken after being shot in the leg by Turkishforces in Palestine1916SAD.577/2/20Railway map of EgyptScale: 1:2,000,000Size: 45 x 16cm1936 Nov 2 - 1936 Nov 9SAD.577/2/22-24Newspaper cuttings from “The Times” about the assasination ofJafar Pasha and subsequent obituaries1938 Feb 25SAD.577/2/25Newspaper cutting from The Western Gazette commemoratingthe 20th anniversary of the cavalry charge by the DorsetYeomanry at Agagia

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2. Archaeological Material

1923 Sep - OctSAD.577/3/1-23Report by Newbold, District Commissioner Northern Kordofan, entitled“Archaeological and exploratory tour in N.W. Kordofan and WesternDongola Sept. Oct. 1923”. The report covers:

1923 Sep - OctSAD.577/3/8-10Appendix focusing on geology and water supply of areastraversed1923 Sep - OctSAD.577/3/11-13Appendix focusing on archaeological findings, with hand drawncopies of animal rock drawings found at Zolat Hammad, GeltiUm Tasawir and Abu Sofian1923 Sep - OctSAD.577/3/14-16Appendices focusing on fauna and flora encountered in areastraversed1923 Sep - OctSAD.577/3/17Appendix focusing on military obeservations made about theareas traversed1923 Sep - OctSAD.577/3/18Appendix focusing on tribal life observed during the trek1923 Sep - OctSAD.577/3/19Hand drawn sketch map of route described in the archaeologicalreportScale: 2 inches to 100 milesSize: 33 x 20cm1923 Sep - OctSAD.577/3/22Hand drawn sketch map of route traversedScale: 1 : 3 milesSize: 20 x 20cm1923 Sep - OctSAD.577/3/23Hand drawn sketches of animal rock drawings found at ZolatHammad, Gelti Um Tasawir and Wadi Abu Sofian

1930 Nov 5SAD.577/3/31-33Letter from Newbold to Burr regarding his experiences on an expeditionled by Major Ralph Bagnold into the Libyan Desert to find the lostoasis of Zezura

1930 Nov 2 - Nov 7SAD.577/3/24-30Newspaper cuttings from The Times and The Sunday Times regardingan expedition into the Libyan desert led by Major Ralph Bagnold insearch of the lost oasis of Zezura in which Newbold took part

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3. Articles, Lectures

1944 Jul 26SAD.577/4/1-5Negative photostat copy of lecture given by Newbold at MakerereCollege entitled “The share of the Sudanese in the SudanGovernment”, printed in the Bulletin of the Uganda Society

1934SAD.577/6/1-36Two copies of an article by Kathleen A. Terry (Newbold's sister) entitled“The Talodi show. A native gathering in Kordofan, Anglo-EgyptianSudan.”

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4. Memorials to D. Newbold

[ca. 1945]SAD.577/4/6-25Obituary entitled “Memories of Douglas Newbold” by Bishop LlewellynnGwynne, with two attached post card photographs (seeSAD.577/4/26-27 described under 6. Photographic Material below)

1945 Mar - AprSAD.577/4/28-333 typescript copies of “Extract from The Geographical JournalMarch-April 1945. Sir Douglas Newbold , K.B.E. an obituary” by MajorW.B. Kennedy Shaw O.B.E.

1945 Apr 13SAD.577/4/34Printed circular of the text of the address given at Newbold's memorialservice held in St. Martin-in-the-Fields, Trafalgar Square, London

1945 Mar 26SAD.577/4/35-38Copy letter from J.P.S. Daniell to Newbold's sister Kathleen Terryregarding Newbold's last illness and death, his funeral and memorialservice and reaction to his death

1945 May 22 - 1946 Feb 1SAD.577/5/1-37Correspondence regarding the proposed Douglas Newbold MemorialFund and Prize at Gordon Memorial College, Khartoum, largelybetween Kathleen Terry (Newbold's sister) and C.J. Newbold(Newbold's brother) but also including letters between and from G.C.Scott, C.W.M Cox, R.C. Mayall and T.H.B. Mynors. Enclosure:

1945 Dec 8SAD.577/5/26-283 copies of an extract from the Gordon Memorial College minutesagreeing to name the new library in honour of Newbold and toacquire a bust of his likeness

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5. Newspaper Cuttings

1924 Jun 30 - 1946 Jun 11SAD.577/7/5-13Newspaper cuttings from The Times, Daily Mail and the NewStatesman, Including:

1924 Jun 30 - Aug 28SAD.577/7/5-8Articles from The Times regarding the 1924 mutiny and Egyptianinvolvement in the Sudan1929 Jul 17SAD.577/7/9Article from The Times regarding an archaeological dig in theSyrian desert by a Mr Watelin1939 - 1945SAD.577/7/10Article from the Daily Mail entitled “Emperor's mission”, regardinga mission by Sudanese Defence Force troops (possibly theGideon Force, commanded by Orde Wingate of Chindit fameand cousin of Sir Reginald Wingate, former Governor-Generalof the Sudan), into Abyssinia1944 Dec 9SAD.577/7/11Poem from the New Statesman entitled “Hellas reborn”1946 Mar 13SAD.577/7/12Article from The Times regarding Egyptian involvement in theSudan1946 Jun 11SAD.577/7/13Article regarding the Gordon Memorial College and calling fordonations of books for the Newbold Library

1956 Sep 24SAD.852/2/1Newspaper cutting from the Daily Telegraph containing a review ofLugard: the years of adventure. 1858-1898 by Margery Perham

1966 Feb 5SAD.852/2/2Reviews from The Economist of The Sudan: crossroads of Africa byBeshir Mohammed Said and Sudan Republic by K. D. D. Henderson

1966 Jun 12SAD.852/2/3Article from The Times about the appointment of Muhammed AhmadMahgoub as Prime Minister

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6. Photographic MaterialFor photographs taken during Newbold's war service, see war diary in section 1. above

1915 - 1945SAD.578/1/1-160Photograph album covering Newbold's time training immediately priorto military service in the Middle East, various treks during his servicein the Sudan and a holiday in Cornwall:

1915SAD.578/1/1Sign placed on tennis court stating “Writing rooms - all soldierswelcome”1915SAD.578/1/2Nipper (a dog) in a wicker basket on a tennis court1915SAD.578/1/3M. (?) and Nipper (a dog) in a wicker basket on a tennis court1915SAD.578/1/4Ethel and Cicely tacking cloth onto a wooden board to make asign on a tennis court1915SAD.578/1/5Kathleen (Terry?) standing outside1915SAD.578/1/6-7View of Bowden Park House, Wiltshire1915SAD.578/1/8C.J. (Newbold?) standing outside in British military uniform1915SAD.578/1/9Broomfield and Gould in British military uniform from 2 Troop ASquadron1915SAD.578/1/10-11,47-48A Squadron digging trenches at the “Workhouse”, Calne,Wiltshire1915SAD.578/1/12Captain J. Gurndry leaning on a pick axe and smoking a pipe;soldiers digging in background1915SAD.578/1/13O. and I. Gladstone underneath a tree in Bowden park, Wiltshire1915SAD.578/1/14View of grounds from Bowden Park house, Wiltshire1915SAD.578/1/15M. (?) and Burr (?) climbing over a gate1915SAD.578/1/16British Machine Gun Squadron at practice1915 JulSAD.578/1/17British Machine Gun Squadron at practice, with the Royal Hoteland Norfolk Crescent behind, Hayling Island1915SAD.578/1/18British soldiers relaxing in front of the Royal Hotel and NorfolkCrescent, Hayling Island1915SAD.578/1/19H. C. Terry in British military uniform

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1915SAD.578/1/20Dorset Yeomanry military camp at Bowood Park, Wiltshire1915SAD.578/1/21British officers in military uniform seated outside on a stonebalustrade, from left to right; Douglas Newbold, O. Gladstoneand J. H. Blaksley1915 JulSAD.578/1/22Review of Dorset Yeomanry by General Sir Pitcairn Campbellin Bowood Park, Witshire1915SAD.578/1/23C. H. Perkins lying down in front of the Royal Hotel, HaylingIsland1915SAD.578/1/24Dutton (?) standing outside1915 JulSAD.578/1/25-26A line of soldiers on motorbikes, Hayling Island1915SAD.578/1/27Close up of Dutton (?) standing outside1915 JulSAD.578/1/28-30Military camp at Bowood Park, Wiltshire, showing floods1915SAD.578/1/31O. and I. Gladstone standing outside under a tree1915SAD.578/1/32Three unidentified people, two men and one women, seatedoutside1915SAD.578/1/33Group on the steps in front of Bowden Park: I. Gladstone far leftand O. Gladstone far right1915SAD.578/1/34-35Jezebel (a horse) standing outside1915SAD.578/1/36,38Charlie (a horse) eating from a nose bag1915SAD.578/1/37British soldier in a car1915SAD.578/1/39-40Charlie (a horse), with military camp in the background1915SAD.578/1/41J. Taylor in full military uniform, with sword, on Charlie (a horse)1915SAD.578/1/42Sergeant Elliott in full military uniform and with sword, on Jezebel(a horse)1915SAD.578/1/43-44J. Taylor in full military uniform1915SAD.578/1/45-46Close up of J. Taylor in full military uniform1915SAD.578/1/49, 51Horses resting in a picket line in the Wansdyke, Wiltshire1915SAD.578/1/50, 52Group of British soldiers on horses at Bowood Park. Wiltshire

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1915SAD.578/1/53, 67Military camp at Bowood Park, Wiltshire1915SAD.578/1/54No. 17 Machine Gun Squad (possibly D. Newbold middlefrontrow), Hayling island1915SAD.578/1/55,62Facade of large house1915SAD.578/1/56-57Group of four unidentified women1915SAD.578/1/58-59Woman standing outside1915SAD.578/1/60-61Close up of woman standing outside1915 SepSAD.578/1/63British N.C.O jumping over hurdle as part of mounted sports by2/1st S.W. Mounted Brigade, Bowood Park, Wiltshire1915 SepSAD.578/1/64Sack race by British soldiers as part of sports day for 2/1st S.W.Mounted Brigade, Bowood Park, Wiltshire1915SAD.578/1/65Nurse E. M. N. (?) standing outside1915 SepSAD.578/1/66British officer jumping over hurdle as part of mounted sports by2/1st S.W. Mounted Brigade. Bowood Park, Wiltshire1915SAD.578/1/68Dorset Yeomanry on parade at Bowood Park, Wiltshire1915SAD.578/1/69British officers in uniform seated outside on a balustrade, left toright: Captain J. Gundry; J. H. Blaksley; D. Newbold; Major H.R. Kindersley1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/70Tukls in a village, with a jabal in the background, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/71Trees and scrub, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/72Landscape, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/73Thatched building, possibly a rest house, with two 'anqaribs inthe foreground, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/74Stretch of desert with mountains in the background, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/75Trek scene, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/76Scrubland, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/77Trek scene, with a tent pitched under a tree, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/78Women drawing water from a well, Sudan

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1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/79Tents pitched at a camp during a trek, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/80Unidentified local shaykh or notable, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/81River scene, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/82Camel in scrubland, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/83Trek party on camelback, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/84Tent pitched by a tree during a trek, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/85-86Landscape, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/87Camel caravan, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/88D. Newbold holding two young cubs, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/89Rocky hill, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/90,93Desert landscape, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/91Camels resting at a halt during a desert trek, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/92Desert scrub, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/94-96Rock pictures of animals, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/97Rock picture of an elephant, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/98Rock pictures of animals, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/99Camel caravan, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/100Collection of stones and archaeological finds, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/101Unidentified group of men standing under a palm tree, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/102Desert landscape, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/103Man standing on a rocky plinth, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/104Rocky hill, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/105Baggage and equipment unloaded from camels during a trek,Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/106Bracken and scrub, Sudan

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1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/107Scrubland, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/108Desert scene, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/109Herd of camels, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/110Halt by a well pool during a trek, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/111Camels resting in the desert during a trek, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/112-113Desert scene, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/114Camel caravan in the desert, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/115Camels watering at a well, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/116Desert camp, with a tent pitched next to baggage and equipment,Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/117Palm trees surrounding an oasis, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/118Palm trees surrounding an oasis, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/119Man standing on a pile of rocks, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/120Desert scene, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/121Group of northern Sudanese men, possibly Bija, standing nextto a camel, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/122Palm trees in a desert, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/123Petrified tree, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/124Three men standing in front of a rock formation, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/125Man, possibly D. Newbold, swimming in a pool or river, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/126View of a rock face, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/127Rock pictures of animals, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/128Desert scene, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/129Group of Arab men, possibly Bija, standing behind a zariba,Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/130Desert camp, Sudan

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1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/131Desert camel caravan, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/132Rock picture of an animal, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/133Rock face, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/134Camel caravan at a halt in the desert, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/135D. Newbold with a group of northern Sudanese men, possiblyBija, and a military or police escort, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/136Desert camel caravan, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/137Man, possibly D. Newbold, standing against a pile of rocks,Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/138Desert scene with rock formations, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/139,141Camels grazing at a desert oasis, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/140Camels resting at a desert halt, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/142D. Newbold and another unidentified man at a desert oasis whilston trek, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/143Desert scene, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/144Ruined building, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/145Desert scene, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/146Felucca moored on a bank of the Nile1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/147Elderly Arab man, possibly a shaykh or notable, Sudan1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/148Group of people at the temple of Sesostris III and Dedwen atSemna1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/149-150View of a cataract, possibly the second cataract, near Wadi Halfa1920 - 1938SAD.578/1/151View of a cataract, possibly the second cataract, near Wadi Halfa1920-1945SAD.578/1/152Woman on Whitesand Bay, Cornwall1920-1945SAD.578/1/153Two men and two women at Men-An-Tol, Cornwall1920-1945SAD.578/1/154A man and woman in front of Nanjizel beach, Cornwall1920-1945SAD.578/1/155S.S. South America beached at St Loys Cove, Cornwall

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1920-1945SAD.578/1/156Rock formation off the coast of Cornwall1915SAD.578/1/157Negative of SAD.578/1/301915SAD.578/1/158Negative of SAD.578/1/391915SAD.578/1/159Negative of SAD.578/1/641915SAD.578/1/160Negative of SAD.578/1/65

1907-1945SAD.578/2/1-15Loose photographs, probably enclosures from album above:

1907SAD.578/2/1Four præpostor pupils of the Hall, Uppingham school. From leftto right: A. T. Walker (killed in action in France, August 1915);J. H. F. Stephen; D. Newbold, later Civil Secretary, SudanGovernment; J. G. Stephen1914 - 1918SAD.578/2/2-3D. Newbold (far right), Dorset Yeomanry officer, with his motherand brother, also an officer1915SAD.578/2/4O. and I. Gladstone on D. Newbold's motor bike, Skye Park,Chippenham1914 - 1945SAD.578/2/5North rampart of Sinodun Hillfort, Oxfordshire1914 - 1918SAD.578/2/62 men in British military uniform play fighting in the garden whilstanother man also in British military uniform watches1914 - 1945SAD.578/2/7Nipper (a dog) lying down1914 - 1945SAD.578/2/8Young girl with watering can in garden1939SAD.578/2/9Caroline Shaw, Jerusalem1932 Feb 22SAD.578/2/10Aerial view of Port Sudan1932 Feb 23SAD.578/2/11Aerial view of Andi Seli Island, the Red Sea1930 Jan 23SAD.578/2/12View of Jabal Kassala1937 FebSAD.578/2/13Camel feeding at 'Idd Abu 'Agaga wells, with a police man orsoldier standing by1920 - 1945SAD.578/2/14Four schoolgirls, possibly Nuba, painted with decorative bodymarkings, Jabal Heiban1920 - 1945SAD.578/2/15Group of men, possibly Nuba, performing a dance under a tree,with a pile of spears in the foreground, Kordofan

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1920-1945SAD.578/3/1-13Loose photographs taken during Newbold's service in the Sudan:

1920 - 1945SAD.578/3/1Group of unidentified government officials having tea at a trekcamp surrounded by palm trees1920-1945SAD.578/3/2Ancient jar excavated at an archaeological site, possibly NorthernProvince1938 FebSAD.578/3/3“Freddie”, a young orphan boy, standing in a poison tree at amission station, Jabal Heiban1933-1938SAD.578/3/4Sudanese servant feeding a marabou stork, possibly Kordofan1933-1938SAD.578/3/5Marabou stork, possibly Kordofan1933 - 1938SAD.578/3/6Nuba men performing a dance at a gathering, Talodi1933 - 1938SAD.578/3/7Rear view of a Nuba man at a gathering with a distinctivehairstyle, tribal scarring on his shoulders and wearing a feathercollar with a tortoise shell attached, Talodi1933 - 1938SAD.578/3/8D. Newbold, possibly when Governor, Kordofan1933 - 1938SAD.578/3/9Woman on camelback, El Obeid1941 Jun 16SAD.578/3/10D. Newbold, Civil Secretary, helping the Lord Mayor of Londonto weigh a piece of gold donated by Mr Gottleib, SudanGovernment, in aid of the Air Raid Distress Fund during WorldWar Two, London1943SAD.578/3/11Members of the Middle East war council, including H. A.MacMichael (seated third from left) and D. Newbold, CivilSecretary (middle row, far right), Cairo1940 - 1945SAD.578/3/12D. Newbold, Civil Secretary (seated far left), with a group ofpeople including Emperor Haile Selassie (seated centre),Egyptian government officials, a military officer and religiousclerics, Sudan1944 MaySAD.578/3/13Council members at the inaugural session of the Advisory Councilof the Northern Sudan, in the grounds of the Governor-General'sPalace, Khartoum. Featuring (front row, seated from third left toright): Sayyid 'Abd al-Rahman al-Mahdi; J. W. Miller; D. Newbold,Civil Secretary; H. J. Huddleston, Governor-General; T. P. Creed,Legal Secretary; and Sayyid 'Ali al-Mirghani

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[ca. 1945]SAD.577/4/26Montage of images featuring D. Newbold (top left) and othergovernment officials at a gathering[ca. 1945]SAD.577/4/27Montage of images featuring government officials at a gathering

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(i) Pottery and earthenware1920-1945SAD.651/1Reddish brown clay jabbana (Sudanese coffee pot) with raiseddecorations over the body, spout and handleSize: Height: 21 cm1920-1945SAD.651/2Reddish brown clay jabbana (Sudanese coffee pot) with raiseddecorations over the body, spout and handleSize: Height: 18 cm1920-1945SAD.651/3Reddish brown clay jabbana (Sudanese coffee pot) with handle andbird's head (possibly a duck) spout. Raised decorations feature onthe body, spout and handle and there are small beads for the bird'seyes.Size: Height: 17 cm1920-1945SAD.651/42 reddish brown clay sections of a bird beak from a jabbana (Sudanesecoffee pot)Size: Height: 3 cm. Width: 2 cm1920-1945SAD.655/1Reddish brown bowl made from clay and cow dung, with blue andwhite painted design on the outer surfaceSize: Diameter: 30 cm1920-1945SAD.655/2Reddish brown bowl made from clay and cow dung, with black andwhite painted design on outer surface and inner rimSize: Diameter: 26 cm1920-1945SAD.655/3Reddish brown bowl made from clay and cow dung, with blue andwhite painted design on the outer surfaceSize: Diameter: 28 cm1920-1945SAD.655/4Reddish brown bowl made from clay and cow dung, with cream andred painted geometric design on the outer surface and inner rimSize: Diameter: 25 cm1920-1945SAD.655/5Reddish brown bowl made from clay and cow dung, with cream andblue painted geometric decoration on the outer surfaceSize: Diameter: 19 cm1920-1945SAD.656/1Black clay and cow dung stand, decorated with cream painted designSize: Height: 17 cm1920-1945SAD.656/2Black clay and cow dung stand, with cream painted design. Top portionis detached.Size: Height: 17 cm

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1920-1945SAD.656/3-4Fragments of burnished black pottery fragments from Kadugli andDelami1920-1945SAD.656/5Black clay and cow dung bowl, decorated on the outer and innersurfaces with cream and red geometric designsSize: Diameter: 26 cm1920-1945SAD.656/6Reddish brown clay and cow dung bowl, decorated on the outersurface with blue and cream patternSize: Diameter: 18 cm1920-1945SAD.656/9Hand decorated glass jarSize: Height: 9.5 cm1920-1945SAD.656/10-12Broken fragments of decorated clay and cow dung bowls1920-1945SAD.G//S 555/6Pottery fragments

(ii) Wooden carvings and gourds1938SAD.652/1Black carved wooden bust of a Sudan Defence ForceNon-Commisioned Officer with green felt on the underside of the base.Made by K. Coriat (see SAD.890/7/12-17 for memoirs of K. Coriat)Size: Height: 20 cm1937SAD.652/2Black carved wooden bust of Sudanese woman with traditionalnecklaces, on a brown wooden base. Made by K. Coriat (seeSAD.890/7/12-17 for memoirs of K. Coriat)Size: Height: 17 cm[ca. 1930s]SAD.653/1Black carved wooden head of a Nuba woman, with tribal markingsSize: Height: 21 cm[ca. 1930s]SAD.653/2Black carved wooden head of a Nuba manSize: Height: 24 cm1920-1945SAD.652/3Dark brown carved figure of a horned animal possibly an oryx. Theleft horn has a broken tip.Size: Height: 7.5 cm Width: 4.5 cm Length: 13 cm1920-1945SAD.652/4Dark brown/black wooden carved figure of a cow with large horns andsmall beads in place of eyes. The ends of each horn are damagedand broken.Size: Height: 5.5 cm Length: 10 cm1920-1945SAD.652/5

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Dark brown/black wooden carved figure of a hippopotamusSize: Height: 4 cm Width: 3 cm Length: 9 cm1920-1945SAD.652/6Black wooden gourd shaped bowl with tribal designs carved on therim and outer surface and a small flat bottomSize: Height: 14 cm Diameter: 14 cm1920-1945SAD.653/3Gourd bowl with painted decoration in a variety of colours includingorange-red, sage-green, red-brown, blue, turquoise, yellow, grey andwhite. Painted at the bottom on the inside of the bowl is a central motifof a hare with concentric bands of pattern up to the rim. The paint onthe inside is largely undamaged whilst the outside has some significantloss of paint. Painted at the bottom of the outside is a colourful fantailed bird with concentric bands of pattern up to the rim. Some of thepatterned bands on the inside and outside include birds, plants andfruit. Box includes conservation report on the bowl and treatmentcarried out and a hand drawn “map” of the outside of the paintedsurface of the bowl indicating areas of missing paint.Size: Height: 7cm Diameter: 13.5 cm1920-1945SAD.653/4Gourd bowl with painted decoration in a variety of colours includingorange-red, sage-green, red-brown, blue, turquoise, yellow, grey andwhite. Painted at the bottom on the inside of the bowl is a central motifof a sheep with concentric bands of pattern up to the rim. The painton the inside is largely undamaged whilst the outside has somesignificant loss of paint. Painted at the bottom of the outside is acolourful fan tailed bird with concentric bands of pattern up to the rim.Some of the patterned bands on the inside and outside include birds,plants and fruit.Size: Height: 6cm Diameter: 13.5 cm1920-1945SAD.653/5Yellow/orange gourd bowl or cup consisting of a narrow flat-toppedrim with a hemispherical body and convex base. It is decorated overmost of its body with a series of incised and black charcoal inlaidpatterns. These patterns are in concentric rings from the rim to thebase of the gourd.Size: Height: 6 cm1920-1945SAD.653/6Yellow/orange vessel or flask made from a gourd, with a narrowopening on a squat globular body with convex sides and slightlyflattened base. It has a strip of leather for a handle attached to eitherside and extending over the opening. It is decorated over most of itsbody with a series of incised and black charcoal inlaid patterns anddrawings of animals (possibly cattle).Size: Height: 11 cm Diameter: 34 cm

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Dagger with a smooth white and black ivory handle with metal wirearound some of the handle. There is a damaged circular disc of whiteivory for the pommel decorated with inlaid black circles and with ametal bell shaped knob that is attached to the tang of the blade whichextends through the whole of the handle. There is patterned metalplaced over the guard of the handle and two small bolts through thehandle with patterned metal nuts on either side holding them in place.The blade is double edged with signs of rust. The scabbard is madeof leather with patterns and decorative ridges and patterened metalportions where the scabbard meets the guard and then at the end ofthe blade. The end portion of metal on the scabbard has a bell shapedmetal end and has a red gem(?) insetSize: Length: 29 cm Blade length: 18 cm Handle length: 11 cmScabbard length: 19 cm

(iv) Leatherwork1920-1945SAD.654/2Brown leather shoulder bag with strap. It has triangular and circularshaped patches sewn on the back and front with patterns woven onin red, brown and yellow.Size: Height: 28 cm Width: 20 cm1920-1945SAD.654/3Red leather shoulder bag with strap. It has triangular and circularshaped patches sewn on the back and front with patterns woven onin white, red, brown and yellow.Size: Height: 28 cm Width: 20 cm1920-1945SAD.654/4Brown leather shoulder bag with strap. It has triangular and circularshaped patches sewn on the back and front with patterns woven onin white, red, brown and yellow.Size: Height: 28 cm Width: 20 cm1920-1945SAD.654/5Brown animal hide handbag with leather trim and black stitching, azip and a popper buttonSize: Height: 15 cm Width: 35 cm1920-1945SAD.654/6Red leather handbag with circular patches sewn on and wovenpatterns in white, black, brown and red. It has a woven leather ropehandle and opens out to reveal two patches.Size: Height: 15 cm Width: 19 cm1920-1945SAD.654/7Brown woven leather armbandSize: Length: 13 cm1920-1945SAD.654/8Red circular leather lid decorated with circular patches and wovenpatches in black, green, red and whiteSize: Diameter: 7 cm1920-1945SAD.654/12

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Rahat, or girl's apron made from strips of thin rope, decorated withred, blue, black and white beads, coins, buttons, bells, shells andmetal beadsSize: Height: 30 cm Width: 20 cm

(v) Metalwork1920-1945SAD.654/9Silver Kordofan Province arm badge with leather straps. The badgehas an embossed picture of an antelope (Kudu?) with Kordofan writtenunderneath and three leaf clovers either side.1920-1945SAD.654/10Silver arm badge with leather straps. The badge has an embossedpicture of a warthog.1920-1945SAD.654/11Metal Kordofan province badge made with an oval ring with the wordKordofan written on the bottom half and an antelope (Kudu?) set intothe middleSize: Height: 2.5 cm Width: 1.5 cm

(vi) Beadwork1920-1945SAD.654/13Ring stand for jabbana with blue canvas on the inside and beadworkaround the outside in a diamond pattern in yellow, blue, white andblackSize: Diameter: 9 cm1920-1945SAD.654/14Ring stand for jabbana with faded purple canvas on the inside andbeadwork around the outside in diamond pattern in yellow, blue, whiteand blackSize: Diameter: 9 cm1920-1945SAD.654/15Ring stand for jabbana with purple canvas on the inside and beadworkaround the outside in diamond pattern in yellow, blue, white and blackSize: Diameter: 9 cm1920-1945SAD.654/16Ring stand for jabbana with red canvas on the inside and beadworkaround the outside in a diamond pattern in blue, black, white, yellow,red and blueSize: Diameter: 9 cm

(vii) Paintings and Drawings1934SAD.G//S 555/1Watercolour of two Sudan Defence Force Camel Corps soldiers.Framed and glazed; inscribed “K.A.T, [K.A. Terry, Newbold's sister]El Obeid. '34”Size: 52 x 38 cm1934 Feb 25SAD.G//S 555/2Pastel and charcoal portrait of Radi, King of Um Gabralla. Framed

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and glazed; inscribed “K.A.T [K.A. Terry, Newbold's sister], KordofanFeb 25 1934” and with sticker on the back describing the work as “ANuba Mountain King (Sudan)” by K.A. Newbold Terry, 31 St John'sWood Road, London, NW8, with a price of £15.15.0Size: 50 x 40 cm1934 Feb 25SAD.G//S 473/3Mounted but unframed photographic copy of SAD.G//S 555/2 aboveSize: 45 x 31 cm1934 Mar 3SAD.G//S 555/3Pastel and charcoal portrait of Radi, nazir of the Aulad Hameid.Framed and glazed; inscribed “K.A.T. [K.A. Terry, Newbold's sister],Nyaro, Kordofan” with sticker on the back describing the work as “ATribal Head in Kordofan (Sudan)” by K.A. Newbold Terry, 31 St John'sWood Road, London, NW8, with a price of £15.5.0Size: 50 x 40 cm1934 Mar 3SAD.G//S 473/1Mounted but unframed photographic copy of SAD.G//S 555/3 aboveSize: 45 x 31 cm1934 Feb 23SAD.G//S 555/4Pastel and charcoal portrait of Kodilla, Mek of Tira at Tira-El-Akhdar,Kordofan. Framed and glazed; inscribed K.A.T. [K.A. Terry, Newbold'ssister]Size: 64 x 48 cm1934 Feb 23SAD.G//S 473/2Mounted but unframed photographic copy of SAD.G//S 555/4Size: 45 x 31 cmca. 1934SAD.G//S 555/5Pastel and charcoal portrait of a Sudanese Arab woman, Kordofan.Framed and glazed; inscribed “K.A.T. [K.A. Terry, Newbold's sister],El Obeid, Milk Girl”Size: 64 x 48 cm1956SAD.G//S 555/7Framed and glazed posthumous portrait in pastels by Adrian Bury ofMacdougal Ralston Kennedy, D.S.O., R. E., with biography stuck onthe back and explaining that the portrait was drawn from a descriptionand a photograph taken in 1904Size: 39 x 32 cm[ca. 1930s]SAD.508/16Charcoal drawing of the profile of a Sudan Defence Force soldier orpoliceman. Unframed; probably by Newbold's sister, K.A. TerrySize: 39 x 29 cm[ca. 1930s]SAD.508/17Charcoal drawing of a Nuba woman at Umm Gabralla and profile ofa Nuba man. Unframed; probably by Newbold's sister, K.A. TerrySize: 30 x 23 cm

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8. Printed materialRelated material (internal)Durham University LibraryPrinted material deposited with collection; now integrated into library and catalogued onOPAC

1918 FebSAD.577/2/1-55 copies of Chlorine no.2, February 1918, a trench magazine producedfor the 6th Mounted Brigade, some with annotations by DouglasNewbold; one of which suggests that Newbold was the editor of thismagazine

1916 June 20SAD.577/2/6Third supplement to the London Gazette. Of Tuesday, the 20th ofJune, 1916., no. 29632, with passage relating to Newbold's machinegun section underlined

1947SAD.577/7/1This Is The Sudan: an illustrated review of Llfe in the Anglo-EgyptianSudan in 1947. Includes written content in both Arabic and Englishas well as many photographs illustrating aspects of life in the Sudan,including education, politics, law, health, agriculture, and sport

1956 Mar 8SAD.577/7/2-43 copies of London calling: the Overs Journal of the BritishBroadcasting Corporation, including an article and details of radioprogramme due to be broadcast about Douglas Newbold's life

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