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Coloured and black and white slides originally held in a black wood box inscribed on lid with E. E Bryant’s signature. Slides include:
1. Telemachus stopping the Gladatorial Combat by Stallaert (copyright of Franz Hanfstaengl, Newton & Co (Makers), 3 Fleet Street. London) - coloured
2. Christ in Gethsemane (Hoffmann’s) (Platters & Garnett Ltd., Manchester) - coloured
3. Hymn text, ‘Hail to the Lord’s Anointed’ (MSSD (Methodist) Ludgate Circus Bldgs) - black & white
4. Hymn Text ‘ Golden Bells’ – ‘ The fields are all white’ (Newton & Co57 kig St Covent Garden_ - black & white
5. Hymn Text: All Hail the Power of Jesu’s name’ - black & white
6. Hymn text: ‘ Sun of my soul….’ - black & white [loose glass plate]
7. Hymn Text: The Whole Wide World for Jesus - black & white
8. Hymn Text: The Day thou Gavest Lord is ended - black & white
9. African people with an outline of Africa with text: ‘ Coming coming, yes they are,/Coming coming from afar,/From the wild and scorching desert,/ Afric’s sons of colour deep;/ Jesu’s love has drawn and won them/ At his cross they bow and weep.’ (No 1 Henry Howse, 33 Pavilion Road, Knightsbridge SW1) - coloured
10. Chinese people with market stalls and pagoda in background and text in circle ‘Coming, coming, yes, they are/ Coming coming from afar,/From the fields and crowded cities/ China gathers to His feet/ In His love Shem’s gentle children/ now have found a safe retreat.’ (No 2. Henry Howse 33 Pavilion Road, Knightsbridge SW1) - coloured
11. Indian people in port scene with text in circle: ‘Coming, coming, yes, they are/ Coming coming from afar,/From the Indus and the Ganges,/Steady flows the living stream/ To love’s ocean, to His bosom,/ Calvary their wondering theme.’ No 3 - coloured
12. Angels with square text on a scroll. ‘Coming, coming, yes, they are/ Coming coming from afar,/All to meet in plains of glory/ All to sing His praises sweet; / What a chorus, what a meeting/ With the family complete’ No 4 (Henry Howse as above) - coloured
13. The Scourging No 64 (WMSSD Ludgate Circus Bldgs, Eyre and Spottiswoode Ltd) - black & white
14. Fishes and loaves (Flatters & Garnett Ltd., Manchester) - black & white
15. Light of the World (Holman Hunt Newton & Co Ltd., 43 Museum Street, London. Copied by permission of Messrs H Graves & Co.) - coloured
16. Christ knocking at a Door (Flatters & Garnett Ltd., Manchester) - black & white
17. Luke vii. 36-50 (Copy Neg and Slide by E. E. Bryant
18. Jesus meets Simon Peter and the other Apostles in Galilee No 78 (Eyre and Spottiswoode Ltd.) - black & white
19. Woman at Well - coloured
20. The Descent of the Holy Spirit (painting, EEB no 229) - black & white
21. Christ Healeth the Sick at Capernaum no 24 © Eyre and Spottiswoode Ltd - black & white
22. Christ in a garden (EEB 224) - black & white
23. The Adoration of the Wise Men at Bethlehem © Eyre and Spottiswoode Ltd - black & white
24. The Star of Bethlehem (Burne Jones) (WMMD Ludgate Circus, by special permission. Copyright Birmingham Corporation Art Gallery – on reverse ‘ E E Bryant’s Art Gallery No 1’) - coloured
25. Healing of the Leper from Harold Copping’s ‘Scenes in the Life of our Lord’(copyright by permission of Religious Tract Society; Newton& Co (Makers), 3 Fleet St, London) - coloured
26. Christ leaving the Praetorium (Doré) (EE. No 591 WWD) - coloured
27. The Crucifixion (WMSSD 68, copyright Eyre and Spottiswoode Ltd) - black & white
28. Our Lord committing His Mother to St John (No 69 copyright Eyre and Spottiswoode Ltd) - black & white
29. The Stilling of the Storm (No33 copyright Eyre and Spottiswoode Ltd) - black & white
30. The Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem (No 52 copyright Eyre and Spottiswoode Ltd) - black & white
31. The Agony in the Garden of Gethsemane (no 57 copyright Eyre and Spottiswoode Ltd) - black & white
32. Christ before Pilate (copyright by permission of Thos. Agnew & Sons) - coloured
33. Dore New Testament (Christ and Money changers?) - coloured
34. Christ reproving the Pharisees (E Armitage RA) - black & white
35. Rest at Bethany in the House of Martha, Mary and Lazarus (No47 copyright Eyre and Spottiswoode Ltd) - black & white
36. Christ with Sheep - coloured
37. The Home at Nazareth (No 12 copyright Eyre and Spottiswoode Ltd) - black & white
38. Christ with the Doctors in the temple (NT No 62 copyright …. Edgeware Rd) - black & white
39. Christ Blessing Little Children (No 48 copyright Eyre and Spottiswoode Ltd) - black & white
40. The Childhood at Nazareth (No 10 copyright Eyre and Spottiswoode Ltd) - black & white
41. Painting of Fisherman with nets (EEB 178) - black & white
42. The Gleaners Millet No 54 copyright Braun Clement. Co
43. The Lost Sheep by Alfred Soord (copyright Newton & Co 37 King St, Covent Garden, E E Bryant, Art Gallery) - coloured
44. ‘Could you not watch with me one hour’ (copyright Tissot’s original picture by permission of Lemercier et Cie of Paris Newton & Co 3 Fleet S. London, EEB 195) - black & white
45. Jesus reveals himself to Mary Magdalene (No 74 copyright Eyre and Spottiswoode Ltd) black & white
46. Scene from life of Jesus? - black & white
47. ‘The Lord turned and looked upon Peter and Peter remembered’ (Herbert Beecroft) - coloured
48. ‘Diana or Christ?’ Copyright by Permission of This. Agnew & Sons Coloured - coloured
49. ‘Peace be unto you’ (Newton & Co 43 Museum St) - black & white
50. 'The Walk to Emmaus' (copyright Eyre and Spottiswoode Ltd) - black & white
51. Hymn text: 'Rescue the Perishing' - black & white
52. Hymn text: 'Hark the Glad Sound!' - (No 50, (MSSD (Methodist) Ludgate Circus Bldgs) - black & white
53. Hymn text: 'At even ere the sun was set' (MSSD (Methodist) Ludgate Circus Bldgs) - black & white
54. Hymn text: 'I think when I read that sweet story of old...' (MSSD (Methodist) Ludgate Circus Bldgs) - black & white
55. Image of church in the snow (No 3) - coloured
56. 'Entrance to Kyber Pass'? - coloured
57. Image of ship - coloured
58. Stage set - coloured
59. 'The Angelus', Millet - coloured
60. Hymn text: 'We've a story to tell to the nations' - black & white (slide cracked)
Also includes (originally folded into lid of box): ‘News from Afar', March 1931; 'Chronicle of the London Missionary Society', March 1931
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