Lord and Lady Curzon and hunting party, a set of 5 prints, 4 silver and 1 albumen, India, 19th-20th century: 

1 print on albumen paper showing a group of people with their hunting trophies, ca 1870, attributed to Samuel Bourne, signed "Bourne 816", on cardboard inscribed "A shooting party in camp, Srinuggur", 23.5x29.5 cm

1 showing a group photograph including Lord and Lady Curzon, ca 1903, attributed to Lala Deen Dayal, on a cardboard bearing the inscription "Kheddahs. (343) Viceregal party with H. H. The Maharaja", 20.5x28 cm. The kheddah is an elephant trap and the Maharaja depicted is said to be the Maharaja of Mysore. This print is probably part of a lot sold at Bonhams, 26 October 2007, lot no. 301, where all the prints are attributed to Lala Deen Dayal and dated ca 1903.

1 showing the visit to Falaknuma Palace with Lord and Lady Curzon, attributed to Lala Deen Dayal, ca 1903, 20x29.5 cm (damages). This print is also believed to be from the above lot sold at Bonhams. 

1 showing Lord and Lady Curzon with their first hunted animal, a tiger, ca 1903, 26.5x20.5 cm

1 showing the same tiger, without the couple, ca 1903, 19.5x27.5 cm