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Taj Mahal
145 x 195 mm, on card mount. A montage showing the Taj as seen across the Jumna River, framed in an arch which is actually situated on land. The photograph was presented to Miss Diana Hartley on 16 December 1935 by staff and students of the Thomason Hospital, Agra, to commemorate her visit, as Secretary of the Trained Nurses Association of India, in November 1935. The photograph is stored at RCMS 77.
'Tales of India written for my grandchildren'
Tennant family papers
Papers relating to Brigadier-General Sir James Tennnat and his son Lieutenant-General James Francis Tennant
The Himalayas 1932
Framed panoramic photograph made up of two prints joined, 380 x 105 mm. The photograph shows a view of the Himalayas taken at sunrise on a trek from Darjeeling to Kanchenjunga in 1932 by J.P.Perry. The frame measures 453 x 188 mm.
The History of the Imperial Assemblage at Delhi, held on the 1st January, 1877
The Imperial Durbar Album of the Indian Princes, Chiefs and Zamindars
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The Queen Mary photograph collection on India
'The Raj: India, 1890-1920: a story in photographs': typescript by Norah Burke with photographs
Tom Salkield Delhi Album 1905-1916
Travels in South Asia and Australia
The album contains a mixture of original photographs, hand-coloured postcards and clippings. Most have manuscript or printed captions. Subjects include travel, hunting, scenes of natural beauty, natural products, and notable places or buildings.
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Tymms collection on civil aviation
Papers, photographs and cinefilms from Tymms' life and his work in civil aviation.
Udaipur
Views at the Marble Rocks, Jubbulpoore [i.e. Jabalpur], 1860s
A collection of loose prints mounted on stout card with handwritten captions beneath. The captions have been used as titles and have been recorded as found.
Views in Bombay
A collection of loose prints by Raja Deen Dayal (plate 7), Bourne and Shepherd (plate 13) and others unknown. The prints, mainly measuring approximately 270 x 205 mm, show Bombay scenes. Some of the prints are captioned. Captions composed for this catalogue are enclosed in square brackets.
Views in India by Lala Deen Diyal
An album containing albumen prints of various sizes with handwritten captions. The numbers at the end of individual photograph entries refer to numbers in the photographer's catalogues.
Views in India, circa 1901
Views in Ootacamund [i.e. Udagamandalam] and the Nilgiris
A collection consisting of a panorama (5 joined prints) and loose prints, measuring approximately 280 x 210 mm. The prints are captioned (probably in Penn's hand) on the reverse. Prints 1 and 2 are also rubberstamped 'A.T.W. Penn, Reliance, Ootacamund'. This refers to the Reliance Auction and Commission Agency run by Penn in the early years of the twentieth century.
Views of Benares [i.e. Varanasi] from the riverside presented by the Maharaja of Benares
A small album containing prints measuring approximately 95 x 70 mm. The album cover is stamped with the title in gold. Letterpress captions are pasted beneath the photographs. The prints show some of the ghats which line the Ganges riverfront as it flows through Benares.
Views of Bharatpur and Deeg [i. e. Dig] 1885
Views of India
Watercolours of British India
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Weatherstone Collection
The collection consists of reproductions and originals of nineteenth-century prints, postcards, early and modern photographs, and watercolours which feature in two books on the tea industry written by John Weatherstone. Weatherstone’s works are distinguished for the wealth of their illustrations, which vividly bring to life the planter’s working and living conditions.