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A seal in a blowhole in the ice, with two other seals on the surface facing away from the camera. (Lantern slide)
Looking across broken ice floes. (Lantern slide)
A Weddell seal, on being disturbed (Lantern slide)
Emperor penguin feeding a young chick nestling on its feet (Lantern slide)
Two geological specimens with a rock hammer propped between them (Lantern slide)
Entrance to the Ice Cave on Inexpressible Island (Lantern slide)
A Relic of Past Forests (Lantern slide)
Impression of a branch from the Priestley Glacier (Lantern slide)
Two geological specimens with a rock hammer propped between them. (Lantern slide)
Frank Browning at the entrance to the ice cave (Lantern slide)
The post office at Cape Crozier surrounded by penguins. (Lantern slide)
The return of the Southern Party (Photographic print)
A sledge party on the ice at Cape Adare (Photographic print)
ALB1217.22; Smoke cloud from Erebus, Jan. 15th 1911. [NMM Scan Repro ID E0870]
A dog-sledge team with Erebus in the background (Photographic print)
Two Skua gulls at Cape Royds, one with wings outstretched. (Lantern slide)
An informal portrait of Captain Lawrence Oates standing outside the temporary structure that housed the ponies. (Lantern slide)
Portrait photograph of Lieutenant Henry R. Bowers in polar clothing, looking at the camera. (Lantern slide)
An adult Skua gull feeding a young chick at Cape Royds. (Lantern slide)
Lieutenant Henry R. Bowers, in polar clothing, standing with the pony Victor. (Lantern slide)
An informal portait photograph of Dr. Edward Wilson standing outside the Hut at Cape Evans. (Lantern slide)
Doctor Edward L. Atkinson in his laboratory in the hut at Cape Evans. (Lantern slide)
Motorised sledge passing Inaccessible Island (Lantern slide)
The return of the Western Geological party (Lantern slide)
Informal photograph of five expedition staff men working at the table in the hut at Cape Evans. (Lantern slide)