Max and Audrey's Photos — At Least We Lived

A collection of the photos and records of Max and Audrey Oxford, as documented in At Least We Lived .

Audrey's letter to her family from Cairo, 1943

Audrey (right) at the English seaside with her sisters Joan (left) and Tottie (centre), 1931

Audrey (left) with Dorothy Hutchison (centre) on a hard-earned skiing holiday in Villars, Switzerland, 1938

Audrey in Chungking, 1943

Acting Pilot Officer MN Oxford at No.3 Flight Training School, Grantham 1928

Max pig-sticking in Baghdad

Max flew for Imperial Airways from 1936-38

Max at home, 45 Kadoorie Avenue, Kowloon, 1939

Max (standing on right), WL Bond of CNAC (fifth from right) and unidentified friends in prewar Hong Kong

The Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank dominates central Hong Kong, postwar photo

The escape group in Huizhou, with Max (second row, third from left), December 30, 1941

Announcement in the Associated Press of the marriage of Max Oxford and Audrey Watson

24-hairpin bend road Max and Audrey drove down near Qinglong, World War II photo

At Max's farewell lunch with Admiral Chan Chak and Henry Hsu, March 1944

Allied officers and civilians in Chungking, including Max (centre) and Admiral Yang (on Max's right)

Colonial Secretary David MacDougall, Admiral Chan Chak and Wing Commander Max Oxford back in Hong Kong after the war

Admiral Chan visiting Max's office in the Department of Civil Aviation

Audrey in the gardens of Branksome Towers

Colonial Secretary MacDougall (right) returns from a trip, greeted by Max and DCA Albert Moss, January 1947

Lord Nathan, Minister of Civil Aviation, visited Hong Kong in September 1947

Max (front right) and Audrey (back left) have dinner with friends at Luna Park, 1950

A day out at "Dunrose", New Territories home of Joy and Eddie Teesdale

Disputed planes grounded at Kai Tak, 1950

Planes, junks and ferries traffic Hong Kong harbour, 1950

Audrey preparing for their final Christmas at Branksome Towers, 1950

Max at Christmas, 1950