THE SUDAN CAMPAIGN 1896-1908 49


MAPPING INSTRUMENTS, used by Lord Kitchener and later by Major C. Congreve: an adjustable pair of compasses, 155mm. long, by Fraser, London, brass and steel, in fitted shark-skin case; ruler bearing scale conversions, 151 x 50mm., ivory?, this lightly inscribed, ‘J. Congreve, R. B.’, pierced in two places; together with a note reading: ‘12.5 Dear Johnnie, Now I have found these souvenirs of K’s given to my father after the Boer War. They are from when he was in the R.E. I used the rule when at school and R.B.. Best Wishes C. Congreve Major’, note with some fold marks, generally good condition (3)


£400-500 Major A. C. J. Congreve was the son of General Sir Walter Congreve, V.C.


50


PHOTOGRAPH OF FIELD MARSHAL LORD KITCHENER, full-length portrait photograph of the Field Marshal wearing wearing all his orders and medals and holding baton, 298 x 197mm., signed ‘Kitchener F.M.’, good condition


£ 200-300


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PHOTOGRAPH, of Lord Kitchener, The King and Governor-General Wingate walking through Suakin during the 1911 ‘Durbar’ 215 x 168mm., good condition, rare


£50-80


The photograph, previously unknown, was used in the biography Kitchener, by John Pollock (Constable 1998).


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