North-West Frontier Province. Photograph album of military service, October-November 1930. Oblong folio album (263 x 362 mm), contemporary buff buckram, 76 gelatin silver print snapshot-style photographs (various dimensions, mainly 70 x 130 mm), corner-mounted rectos and versos to 7 linen-hinged black card leaves (plus many left blank), with detailed captions and headings throughout, and depicting operations, exercises (including artillery) and camp life in locations including 'The concentration camp at Bara', Miri Khel, Kandao Kotal and Wacha Ghari, many depictions of native troops, notable scenes including 'Field Marshall Birdwood leaving the camp' and two of a British intelligence officer with an Afridi informer, 2 large-format photographs laid in (both with wetstamp of I. Dass & Co., Peshawar, one an expanded version of one of the snapshots, captioned in the album 'My section with Mtn Bde H.Q. personnel nearing the top of Kandao'. Together with a similar photograph album (in fair condition), and a collection of material relating to the Great Indian Peninsula Railway, comprising: 1) 'A Comparison of the Expenditure of 1915-16 and 1919-20', typescript memorandum, 76 + 2 ff.; 2) 'Report on the Working of the Transportation Department 1924-25', printed memorandum, 3 copies, each 8 pp., 3) 'Great Indian Peninsula Railway. Weekly Notices of Signal Alterations, Relaying and other Permanent-Way Operations, Repairs to Bridges, etc'., Vol. XXI No. 21, 27 May 1927, 18 [2] 7 pp., in envelope addressed to 'D. A. Fenton Esq.', 4) Employment contract of David Anderson Fenton, Assistant Locomotive Superintendent, Great Indian Peninsula Railway, 1898 (qty: -) The photograph album depicts the campaign against the Afridi Redshirt Rebellion of 1930-1.