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Postcard showing an ivory spear thrower found at the Madeleine caves in Dordogne, France. Adressed to Major Edgar Jones, Barry from Gareth Vaughan Jones. Some cyrillic characters in amoung the English handwriting. Partial postmark.

Prince Teh Wang sitting on the ground with a small bowl of food in his hands. He is looking over his left shoulder towards the camera, which is slightly behind and to his left.

Two princes, identifiable by their hats, walking up the steps leading to a palace.

Group of Mongolians and Dr Muller looking over a river . Their truck is parked on the left of the photo and indicates that they have just crossed the river. A pencil note on the face of the photo identfies Dr Muller.

A soldier armed with a rifle standing outside an ornate temple. Three yurts are visible on the left.

Seemingly, preparations being made for a forthcoming feast.

A group of princes, their backs to the camera, about to enter a temple.

A view looking over the shoulders of a man and boy seated on the ground, the man holding a plate of food. The man and boy are Prince Teh Wan and his son.

An out of focus group portrait printed on a postcard back. Gareth Vaughan Jones is on the extreme left, in company with two Chinese girls and three young Chinese men. These may be some of the people mentioned in Chapter Ten of 'A Manchukuo Incident ' by Margaret S Colley (Newark, 2001). The young man squatting in the front of the photo bears a striking resemblance to one of the men on a picture reproduced on p130 and titled "The daughters of General Tsai and General Chen"

The Great Wall of China running along a hilltop.This photo was taken on his train ride from Peking to Kalgan on July 11th 1935.

The Great Wall of China following a ridge up a hillside. A small settlement is to be seen in the valley floor on the right of the picture.

A number of Mongolians, including princes, bowing or kneeling as if in veneration.