1987 May
Memoir of J.F. Cooke's career with the Egyptian Irrigation Service in the Sudan, including a brief history of irrigation work in the Upper White Nile

1904
Port Sudan, before construction work began (postcard)

1937
Shilluk gathering

[c. 1938]
Canoe race, Malakal, on the White Nile

1938
Jacqueline Webster, wife of Ian Webster of the Egyptian Irrigation Service, somewhere N.E. of Fangak on the Bahr el Zeraf during a trip by lorry from Malakal

1939
Experimental excavation for the Jonglei Canal using a Priestman Dragline

1934 Oct
Africa series 1: 250,000, Anglo-Egyptian Sudan.
Sheet 55-G, Wad Medani
Survey Office, Khartoum
scale:   1 to 250,000
Size: (58 x 77 cm)

Copy of inscription on marble tablet in the parish church of St Thomas of Canterbury at Goring-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, erected to the memory of Lieut. Herbert Lefroy Hunter Fell (1873-1905). Died at Tambura, Bahr al-Ghazal Province

1939 Apr
Imperial Airways timetable for England - South Africa services which stopped at Wadi Halfa, Khartoum, Malakal and Juba

1939 May 5
Certificate of contemporary travel; awarded to J.F. Cooke on crossing the equator in the Empire flying boat, the R.M.A. Coriolanus

Printed material deposited with collection; now integrated into the library's printed collections and catalogued on the Open Public Access Catalogue

Henderson, K.D.D., Survey of the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan 1898-1941 London (dupl)