[Unidentified group with Sir James Sifton, possibly taken at Ranchi.] Photographer: Unknown
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Genre: Portrait Photography Formal group portrait, possibly of civil servants. Sir James Sifton is seated on the extreme right. Print has been torn in half and repaired. Subjects = unidentified
Farewell party to Mr & Mrs Lloyd Williams J.P., Ranchi. Photographer: Unknown
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Genre: Portrait Photography Group portrait of guests, taken in the open air and seated in front of a marquee with 'God save the King' emblazoned on the side. James Evan Lloyd-Williams, Indian Police, retired in September 1929. Subjects = parties; social life
[Civil Service group with Indian dignitaries, probably in Bihar.] Photographer: Unknown
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Genre: Portrait Photography Unidentified group, apart from James Sifton, standing second from right. Of the three Indian figures seated in the front row, two wear Indian dress, while the central figure is in civil service uniform. This central figure is probably the author of the signature at t...
[Prints 54-67: Tiger hunting scenes in Bihar.] Photographer: Unknown
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Genre: Portrait Photography Miscellaneous snapshots of tiger and buffalo hunting scenes, including Sir James Sifton posed with dead buffalo and a white tiger ('shot by Mr Wakefield') strapped to the front of the Governor of Bihar and Orissa's car. Subjects = hunting; hunting (tiger); hunting...