Caption on reverse [translation]: "Mahatma Gandhi (No. 2,854). This is a photograph of Gandhi in his cabin as he arrives in London on the Rajputana from Bombay to represent India at the round-table conference being held in the British capital of London from September 5."

Caption on reverse [translation]: "Mahatma Gandhi (No. 2,886). This is a recently arrived photograph of him, one praised as being most excellent even in Britain. In a common custom for Indians, he has a mark on his forehead made from red flower petals and rice which is a symbol of success. (specially reissued)."

Caption on front: "Mahatma Ghandi [sic] leader of the Indian nationalist movement."

A biographical sketch of Mahatma Gandhi written for newspapers to use for current events or as an obituary

Caption on reverse [translation]: "Gandhi in Good Health. (Madras, Domei) Mahatma Gandhi, who has been traveling all across India by car working for the independence movement. [Stamped] December 1, 1940."

Caption on reverse [translation]: "Domei Photographic Overseas A News January 27, 1939. India Moving. (Madras) Domei. The All India Museum of Agriculture and Industry, which Mahatma Gandhi had advocated for, was recently completed in Wardha. Photograph: (1) the entrance to the museum. (2) Gandhi (center) giving a congratulatory address at the opening ceremony."

Caption on front: "Matatma Gandhi . . . Keeps his plans to himself. Wide World."

Caption on reverse [translation]: "January 4, 1932. 'Holy Hero' Gandhi Visits Rome. (Rome) Rengo. It has already been reported in this company's foreign cables on the 2nd that, after meeting failure at the Anglo-Indian Round-Table Conference recently held in the British capital of London and returning home, the Indian holy hero Gandhi and the Indian National …

Article title: "British Arrest 30 but Gandhi Is Unmolested: Manufacture of Salt in Defiance of Monopoly Begins - Gandhi is Real Peril to England's Rule in India."