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Modern Commonwealth photograph collection
Murdoch family: papers
The material in this collection relates mainly to Peter Murdoch (1795-1871), his position as superintendent of a penal establishment and work as a land surveyor in Australia, and to George Brown Murdoch (1836-1906) and his work on railways in India and Australia. There are also various family history notes, correspondence and genealogical papers.
Newscuttings on Commonwealth emigration
Newscuttings, published material, speeches and notes compiled by Laura Longmore regarding issues arising from Commonwealth emigration.
Newscuttings on India
Chronological series of newscuttings concerning India.
Nilgiri [i.e. Nilagiri] Railway
Officers 44th Assam Light Infantry Kohima: Naga Hills, 1883
Modern copy of print (property and copyright of Army Museums Ogilby Trust, Aldershot). The size of the actual photograph as copied is 170 x 115 mm and the above title is written below it. There are some identifications below, but these have partly been cut off by the edge of the photograph. The original came from Captain Downie's album. The unit later became the 1st Battalion, 8th Gurkha Rifles.
Original photographic views of Calcutta old and new used in illustrating Mr Montague Massey's 'Recollections of Calcutta for over half a century', in aid of the Red Cross Fund
'Paintings of native Indian figures on talc from Trichinopoly 1869'
Panorama of Bombay
A coloured panorama mounted on linen, 5487 x 355 mm. in size. The picture is described on the back as an 'original unpublished panorama of Bombay taken from the top of Sir Jenisedjie Jeejeebhoy's house - drawn and coloured on the spot by T. Wingate'. There are inscriptions indicating points of interest.
Panorama of Ootacamund [i.e. Udagamandalam] by A.T.W. Penn
Panorama of Simla
The panorama is approximately 3810 x 534 mm. in size. An accompanying note indicates that it was painted from sketches in Rugby during the 1860s. As the panorama includes Christ Church, completed in 1854, the sketches may have dated from after the death of Lady Tennant's husband.
Panorama of the sea prospect of Fort St. George
A panorama watercolour on paper, mounted on coarse linen, 31.57 x 152.4 cm. in size. Fort St. George was built on the shores of the Bay of Bengal at Madras by the East India Company in 1644. Notable places are identified, and there is a key at the foot of the picture. The panorama is undated, but probably originates from the mid-18th century.
Papers and photographs of Reginald Pringle
A wide range of papers relating to Pringle's time in India and photographs taken in India and other countries.
Papers of Pamela, Lady Pollock, including papers of the Prideaux family and Percy Stent
Papers of the family of the Prideaux family, including photographs, notes on India and genealogical information. Papers of Pamela and Percy Stent, including certificates, photographs and correspondence. Papers of Pamela and Ronald Pollock, including certificates, photographs and correspondence.
Papers of Sir Cyril Pickard
Correspondence and articles regarding the Commonwealth, particularly India and Pakistan, with material concerning Sir Morrice James and Major A.F.M. Morsin Ali. There are accompanying letters relating to the transfer of the collection to the R.C.S., 1997.
Papers of the Bombay Club
Volumes of minutes, complaints and suggestions, with related correspondence and other papers.
Papers of the Colonial Office Visual Instruction Committee
Percy Brooke Bramley: Papers on India and Palestine
Material relating to Bramley's role at the Delhi Durbar of 1911 including correspondence, papers on practical arrangements, maps and programmes. There is also material relating to Bramley's role as the Director of Public Security in Palestine.
Photographs by A. Chand
A collection of photographs which are attributed on the backs to A. Chand of Secunderabad, Hyderabad. However, Y3022UUUU/12, 19, 20 and 27 are stamped ‘Lala Deen Dyal’. Eleven of the prints are matt, the remainder glossy. Most are captioned on the back.
Photographs of Bangladesh, India and Pakistan
Photographs of Delhi, Lucknow and Amritsar
A collection of photographs, each 250 x 190 mm, probably dating from the late 19th century. The prints are captioned in pencil on the back and the titles transcribed in the catalogue.