New Guinea by Lindy, Monckton, Martin, Lyne, and Newton (1887)
A Family Group
Agaiambu Man
A Woman taking Lime from Gourd
A Mountain Man
A Papuan Sunshade
A Rich Prize for a Husband, A Marriageable Girl Displaying her Ornaments
A Two-Storied House
A Type of Headdress
Bernard Jujuk
Bushimai, Chief of the Binandere People
Dobu House, Mekeo
Giwi and his sons
Masks of the Kaiva Kuku Society, Mekeo
Oiogoba Sara, Chief of the Baruga Tribe
Tima of Delena, a young Papuan Dandy
Types of Face Decoration
A New Guinea Queen
At Low Water, Natives Houses at Koilapu
Group of Natives at Kapa Kapa, Central Figures
Kerepunu Women at the Market Place at Kalo
Kioari Chiefs
Loading Lakatoi, Port Moresby
Mourners and Dead House at Kalo
Native House or Vannabada, Kabade District
Native Teachers, Kabade Distric
Sadara Makara, Koiari Village Near Bootless Inlet
The Chief's House, Marine Village of Tupuselei
The Chief's Spire House at Kalo
The Village Pet at Sadara Makara
Tree House, Koiari Village
Village of Koilapu, Port Moresby
Village Scene at Moapa, Aroma District
Women Making Pottery
Women of Tupuselei, Going for Water