A man holding the reigns of a pony with a kangaroo standing on the pony's back. Probably a circus animal trainer.

Joe Craston Junior, son of clown Joe Craston and brother of Louse and Victoria Craston. Joe is wearing a suit and standing on steps.

Doll in dress outside the rear of a house. Possibly belonged to either Lousie or Victoria Craston.

Albert Adams as clown Albertino.

Small terrier type dog, possibly a family pet.

Small terrier type dog, possibly a family pet.

Victoria Craston standing on steps wearing a long dress with feather trim.

Three people, two women and a man, standing at the rear of house. The woman to the right is Victoria Craston.

Group of men and women in bathing costumes on a beach. The woman furthest left is Victoria Craston.

Lulu Adams (Louise Craston) walking, dressed as a clown with another women riding a horse. Both are at the front of a parade of circus horses and elephants.

Group of women in a park scene with a man in the centre. Possibly Louise Craston secoond from left.

Louise Craston with Joe Craston standing in front of a statue.

Girl equestrian rider on a circus pony in a ring with canvas tent. 'Dash, Woodman Yard, Upper Norwood...19, Boller' written in ink on reverse.

Group of men erecting an apparatus for trick cyclist or motorcyclist performer in a circus venue. The apparatus appears to be a track with a loop. Probably at a French circus venue.

Infant child, possibly a member of the Craston family.

Louise Craston (Lulu Adams). 'To my Darling Grandma - with heaps of love xxx from Jules (?)/ Paris August 1923' written in ink on reverse.

Postcard photograph of Lulu Adams (Louise Craston) in clown costume. Written on reverse 'My Darlings, you will be surprised to hear we are in London - am just dodging around looking for room. I will let you know when we fix. Love Lulu' . Addressed to Mrs Craston, 20 Grand Parade, Brighton'.

Photographic print of a female equestrian rider on a horse probably Martha Cashmore. Image mounted on card. 'Ferdidnando Stiatti/ Via de Mezzo/Firenze' printed on the reverse (Florence).

Postcard photograph of Martha Cashmore in fur coat with ostrich feather hat, possibly Martha Cashmore.

Promotional publicity photograph of a female dance performer. The card has the lettering 'Mahala' and 'Helous/Tunis' printed on the front.