Photograph of a field of Lincoln sheep on A C Walls' farm with the farm buildings and mountains in the background in [British Columbia, Canada?] in the early 20th century.

Photograph of a champion Lincoln sheep in the 2nd prize group with three other sheep standing with four men in front of a building at the Palermo Show in Buenos Aires, Argentina in 1903.

Alexander is relieved that Elwes enjoyed inspecting his sheep, although he considers Elwes' aim of trying to manufacture a breed of sheep with the hardiness of Welsh and the size and fleece of Lincoln longwools to be an impossibility. He reports the birth of a fat-tailed ram lamb out of his best ewe. Ewart should treat Mr [Guracy?]'s letter with caution, as he is an untrained observer and Alexander has known him to make errors.

Photograph of three Lincoln Longwool ewes in the wool standing in a field in the early 20th century.