63 photographs over 11 card album leaves (remaining 7 leaves blank), Quarter leather with cloth boards. Many are subtitled in pencil, presumably in the hand of Sophie Colenso (see below). The first 5 pages are mainly images of Elangeni House in Amersham, Buckinghamshire, over several years. The first is subtitled ‘1906, Nigel Fecit’ [taken by Nigel]. This is Nigel Colenso (b.1889), the youngest son of Francis and Sophie Colenso, owners of Elangeni. ‘Frank’ as he was better known and his wife were noted for their efforts in support of the Zulus of South Africa, hence the Zulu name of the property. Many of the photographs were taken by their children (Nigel, Irma and Eothen), though a few (in which Frank and Sophie are captured) were taken by Baron Yoshirō Fujimura, (a Japanese businessman and politician). There is a large photograph taken on board a ship, probably the earliest in the album, subtitled ‘Taken in Norway’ showing ‘Papa’ which was Sophie Colenso’s father: Sir Edward Frankland, the noted English Chemist (one of the discoverers of helium). This may be the last photograph taken of him, as he died while on holiday in Norway in 1899. There are also photos taken by Harold Symons who was presumably a friend of the Colenso’s and he also appears with his own family in a splendid full page photograph taken at the pyramids in Egypt. Perhaps the finest photograph is of a young woman playing the guitar by a widow, titled ‘Sonimer, 1907’ Binding holding together but spine damaged, with loss.