Two small flat bed lorries being loaded with wooden crates by three men. A one storey building is on the left of the photo. One lorry appears to have solid tyres. A large stack of wooden crates can be seen in the background suggesting they are at a depot of some sort.
A group of Mongolian Princes examining a Sedan. The detail of the spare wheel cover and the side of the bonnet is suggestive of an early 1930s Cadillac.
Five Mongolians in traditional dress in conversation with two men in western dress. The man on the extreme left appears to be Mongolian, perhaps a translator, whilst the man in the light suit and hat may well be Gareth Vaughan Jones.
Five Mongolians in traditional dress in conversation with two men in western dress. The man on the extreme left appears to be Mongolian, perhaps a translator, whilst the man in the light suit and hat may well be Gareth Vaughan Jones.
A boy aged about five wearing a tunic and skull cap. On page 16 of 'Gareth Jones - A Manchukuo Incident' by Margaret S Colley (Newark, 2001) Jones recalls 'He had a little red hat on...and a brown silk coat"
A man in a white shirt and shorts with his back to the camera watching a group of men with a horse.The pencil note on reverse of photo identifies him as Baron Von Plessen.