This series comprises 58 black and white (b/w) photographic prints, of which 2 are copies, showing mostly unidentified Australian Aboriginal people; some in individual portraits, some in missions, towns and some in camps. Some of the images were probably taken by Ernest E Kramer (see AA 669). Item AA 1/63/53 shows a congregation outside Ebenezer Tabernacle in Alice Springs, Northern Territory. The prints are of varying size and format. Many have original annotations written on the reverse and some also have printers' instructions. Images AA 1/63/31 and AA 1/63/37 are mounted on paper with some annotations written on the paper. The prints are stored in a binder titled 'AA 1 Aborigines' Friends' Association (AFA) Photographic Prints, Album 4 of 4'.

South Australian Museum archivist Kay L Mead described this series in 1980. In her listing she recorded a caption for this series but the exact source of the caption is not known. This caption has been retained as the 'Series Title' and has been listed in the 'Details' field of the inventory along with all annotations and ink stamps found on the prints. All place names and proper names from the annotations and caption have been indexed.

The series was part of Acc. No. 86.

This series includes references to the following named people: Doug Nicholls, Edgar Lambert, Ruby Lambert, Aggie Lambert (nee Koolmaterie), Mrs M G. Jones, Crichton Unaipon, Nymbulda Unaipon, Mark Wilson, William Kropinyeri, King Tommy (Yorke Peninsula).

This series contains references to: South Australia, Northern Territory.

See also Ernest E and Euphemia Kramer (AA 669).