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  • Natal, South Africa: African chiefs at a Zulu wedding at Henley. Photograph by Agnes Henderson, Mrs G.G. Henderson, 1905.
  • South Africa: members of an English geological party. Photograph by Dr Tempest Anderson, 1905.
  • Members of the British Association playing at phrenology on board a ship on its way to South Africa. Photograph by J.T. Bottomley, 1905.
  • Kenya: Mombasa. Photograph by Hon. Geoffrey L. Parsons, 1905.
  • Received... / British Association for the Advancement of Science.
  • John Dalton shaking hands with Gerrit Moll, 1834, thanking him for defending British science. Coloured etching by Crichton.
  • South Africa: African people at Chief Latumba's kraal near Zwarkop. Photograph by Ernest Maylard, 1905.
  • John Dalton shaking hands with Gerrit Moll, 1834, thanking him for defending British science. Coloured etching by Crichton.
  • Members of the British Association on their way to South Africa. Photograph by Mrs C. Henderson, 1905.
  • South Africa: an African kraal hut. Photograph by Prof. Simpson, 1905.
  • Members of the British Association on their way to South Africa. Photograph by H. Yule Oldham, 1905.
  • South Africa: the Zambezi river. Photograph by Prof. W.B. Scott, 1905.
  • Kenya: a carved door in Mombasa. Photograph by A.B. Macallum, 1905.
  • Zimbabwe: people and a flag-covered train at the opening of Victoria Bridge. Photograph by J. Lomas, 1905.
  • Natal, South Africa: an African man acting as the official witness at a Zulu wedding at Henley. Photograph by Agnes Henderson, Mrs G.G. Henderson, 1905.
  • Cape Town, South Africa: Groote Schuur, a Dutch colonial house (the home of Cecil Rhodes). Photograph by Tempest Anderson, 1905.
  • Members of the British Association on their way to South Africa. Photograph by J.T. Bottomley, 1905.
  • Members of the British Association playing cat's cradle on board a ship on its way to South Africa. Photograph by J.T. Bottomley, 1905.
  • South Africa: two men and an ostrich beside a railway carriage. Photograph by Miss Stower, 1905.
  • A report on the first year / COPUS.
  • Zimbabwe: an African man standing in front of a hut, in a village near Umtali. Photograph by Sir William Crookes, 1905.
  • Colenso, South Africa: African kraal huts. Photograph by Hon. Geoffrey L. Parsons, 1905.
  • Zimbabwe: members of the British Association viewing ancient ruins at Umtali. Photograph by Sir William Crookes, 1905.
  • South Africa: a kopje (a large rock outcropping). 1905.
  • Zimbabwe: a member of the British Association sitting in a palm ravine. Photograph by Hon. Geoffrey L. Parsons, 1905.
  • South Africa: a monument to Cecil Rhodes. Photograph by Sir William Crookes, 1905.
  • Crowds of people are standing on hillsides looking down on to a river in the valley over which the Clifton suspension bridge was to be built. Lithograph.
  • South Africa: a pulsator machine at the Wesselton diamond mine. Photograph by A.B. Macallum, 1905.
  • Cape of Good Hope, South Africa: houses and Table Mountain. Photograph by Dr Tempest Anderson, 1905.
  • South Africa: African workers at a farm near Stellenbosch. Photograph by Mrs Ada Cleland, 1905.