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204 x 150 mm. Showing Hugh Goodwin Russell Leonard, seated at luncheon with Sultan Sir Ibrahim of Johore and his consort Marcella (nee Mendl).

Scope and Contents 284 x 214 mm. A group photograph of the Sultan, European officials and Malay soldiers gathered on the steps of a specially erected open-sided wooden platform at some stage during the proceedings. Sultan Sir Ibrahim (1873-1959), who ruled from 1895 until his death, stands at the centre of the group next to Sir Arthur Henderson YOUNG (1854-1938), Governor of the Straits Settlements 1911-1919. Other figures identified in the group are: Mrs OLIVER; wife of staff officer; (Lady) Maud RIDOUT;...

Scope and Contents 1. Correspondence, telegrams and notes relating to the Malayan Union of 1946. Writers and recipients include Sir Ibrahim, Sultan of Johor, and other rulers, H. Welham, R.R.J Turner, Lord Marchwood, Sir Arnold Robinson, Sir Richard Winstedt, and Sir Frank Swettenham (circa 100 sheets). A list of the papers is included.2. Copy of a memorandum prepared by Sir Roland Braddell, legal advisor to the Sultan of Johor, ‘Legal problems in Malaya’ (53 sheets).3. Copy of the ‘British...

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130 x 81 mm. Showing a mixed European and Malay group seated in front fo a summer house beside an ornamental pool in the Japanese Garden. Sultan Sir Ibrahim (1873-1959) is seated with the Sultana in the centre of the party. Their son, the future Sultan Ismail (1894-) is seated six places to the left of the Sultan. No other figures have been identified.

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193 x 145 mm (mounted on card). Showing three Europeans and the son of the Sultan of Johore seated on polo ponies. The son of the Sultan is Ismail (1894-) who became Sultan of Johore on the death of his father in 1959.

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176 x 243 mm. (mounted portrait). A three quarter length portrait of Sir Ibrahim (1873-1959), Sultan of Johore from 1895-1959. The portrait, dated November 23 1936, is inscribed to Sir Frank Swettenham and accompanied by a letter from the Sultan thanking Swettenham for the gift of the latters portrait. This photograph is a reciprocation of that gift.