Atlantic Islands, Eastern & Central Africa

Crossing the Equatorial Line: A view of the naval ritual for Neptune, god of the seas.
Tanzania: Kilimanjaro. View of the summit after Rev. New of Henry Stanley’s expedition.
Canary Islands: Panoramas of Santa Cruz and Porto Orotava with five views of local life.
Canary Islands. Tenerife. Eight views including panoramas of the peak and street views at Ferro, Puerto de Oratava and Laguna.
Azores: St Michael’s Island. Six views on St Michael’s Island, three of Fayal Island, and one of Mount Pico, Pico Island.
St. Helena: Panoramic view of the port controlled by the English East India Company from 1658 to 1814.
Canary Islands: Tenerife. Festival of St. Antony at the chapel of San Antonio.
Chad: Mas-Ena. Arrival of the Sultan of Bagirmi.
Madeira: Funchal. Panoramic view of the port, occupied by the British during the Napoleonic Wars, and returned to Portugal in 1814.
Uganda: Lake Victoria (Nyanza). View of Owen Falls.
Canary Islands: Tenerife. Ananga Mountain range. View of the peak of the Teide vulcano, and the Punta de Anaga (Punt Tenago).
Eritrea: Massawa. View of the Red Sea port on the Gulf of Zula. Abyssinian Expedition.
Tanzania: Makata swamp. Looking towards the Uluguru Mountains.
Tanzania: Mvumi in Usugara. Looking towards the Uluguru Mountains.
Chad: Lancer of the Sultan of Begharmi.
Canary Islands: Gran Canaria. Bird’s eye view over the island and port of Las Palmas.
Madeira: Funchal. The Landing of Lord Roberts.
Madeira: US Steam Frigate Mississippi passing Punta Tristao.
St. Helena: Longwood. Valley of Napoleon’s Tomb.
Tristan da Cunha: Tristan, Inaccessible, Gough and the Nightingale Islands.
Canary Islands: Tenerife, Nine views to include a panorama of the peak, views of Santa Cruz, Anaga Point and a miniature map.
Chad: Body Guard of the Sheikh of Bornou.
St Helena: Jamestown. Panoramic view of the harbour with Commodore Perry’s steam frigate USS Mississippi in foreground.
Mozambique: Chinde River. Double panorama from the Zambesi.
Azores: Tercera. Panorama of the harbour of Angra and the Portuguese fort of San Sebastian, based upon Johann Theodore de Bry’s view of 1601.