Asia (continent)
Found in 17 Collections and/or Records:
Group of Chin chiefs taken at Mandalay, Burma [i.e. Myanmar], 1889 - 1891
240 x 175 mm. Similar to Y3029A/1, but with an unidentified European holding an umbrella, standing at the left of the group.
Group of Chin Chin [sic] chiefs taken at Mandalay, Burma [i.e. Myanmar], 1889 - 1891
Group of Chin warriors, 1889 - 1891
211 x 252 mm. Group portrait of seven Chin warriors armed with bows, with two girls squatting in the foreground. The men wear loincloths, have baskets slung over their shoulders and numerous necklaces.
Group of the principal Chin chiefs, Mandalay, Burma [i.e. Mandalay, Myanmar], 1889 - 1891
239 x 179 mm.
Kachin warriors, 1889 - 1891
Kachin women, 1889 - 1891
Shan beauty, 1889 - 1891
Street in Wuntho, 1889 - 1891
273 x 206 mm. View looking along an unsurfaced road with thatched huts on either side.
The assault on Kyaing-Kwintaung Stockade by the Coy 2nd Devon Regt. Under Capt. Davies and 2nd Lts. Holman and Logan, 1891
The Bazaar, Bhamo, 1889 - 1891
259 x 204 mm. A view from the Stockade Bastion looking along the main street in Bhamo which runs parallel to the Irrawaddy. Bhamo, situated near the borders of western China was the furthest station serviced by the Irrawaddy Flotilla Company.
The Coy. 2nd Devon Regt. Under Capt. Davies and 2nd Lts. Homan and Logan who marched from Shwebo to Kawlin a distance of 98 miles in 5 days (Burma [i.e. Myanmar]), 1891
273 x 181 mm. Showing men of the Second Battalion, Devonshire Regiment on parade in an open, grassed area. The precise date of this march has not been ascertained, but was almost certainly connected with the assault on the Kyaing-Kwintaung Stockade during the Wuntho Sawbwa Campaign of 1891.
The Durbar at Wuntho presided over by General Wolseley, Burma [i.e. Myanmar], 1891-02
The [?] Morgandine Pass, 1889 - 1891
275 x 207 mm. View looking along a recently constructed road running along the side of a heavily wooded valley. The precise location has not been identified, but this is possibly one of the roads built by troops during the Chin-Lushai campaign of 1889-90.
The [?] Morgandine Pass, 1889 - 1891
210 x 296 mm. Showing a track leading through woodland, with a Burmese group standing beside a bullock cart in the foreground.
The palace at Wuntho, 1889 - 1891
271 x 198 mm. Showing the palace at Wuntho, with British troops posed in the foreground. The palace consists of several storied tapering wooden buildings, with stone pagodas in the background.