Elephants, a set of 5 prints, 3 on albumen paper, 1 platinum-palladium and 1 silver print, India, late 19th century - 20th century, comprising: 

1 print on albumen paper showing an elephant with an empty howdah, inside a city, 14.5x17 cm (print, on view)

1 albumen print showing an elephant richly adorned, carrying three men (probably including Maharaja Fateh Singh Ji of Mewar), surrounded by a crowd, attributed to Lala Deen Dayal, numbered 1100, 19.5x27.5 cm (print, on view)(restorations). A similar print, attributed to Lala Deen Dayal, dated ca 1890, is in the British Library, London, inv. no. 430461

1 print on albumen paper showing the Viceroi elephant, with a howdah, extended, 13.5x17.5 cm (print). The print is glued to a cardboard box with the inscription "H. E. The Viceroy's Elephant". A similar print, attributed to Bourne & Shepherd, was offered for sale at Bonhams, London, 13 April 2010, lot no. 144

1 platinum-palladium print showing a richly adorned and painted elephant carrying two men and surrounded by three men on the ground, attributed to Bourne & Shepherd, stamped "Bourne & Shepherd, photographers, Calcutta", on the back of the print, 26.5x23.5 cm. A similar print, attributed to Bourne & Shepherd, dated 1903, is in the Royal Collection, inv. no. RCIN 2916580

1 silver print showing four elephants each wearing a howdah and painted decorations on their faces, 21x29 cm (print). Inscription "MYSORE. (288) Group of State Elephants" under the print