Asia (continent)
Found in 15914 Collections and/or Records:
Hindu Temple festival, Colombo, 1900
The printed caption on the reverse reads: 'M.B. Uduman's Copyright No. 140. Printed in Saxony. Published by 'The Travellers Mart', 14 York and Ballie Street, Colombo'.
[Hindu temple in the Gwalior citadel], 1933
151 x 105 mm.
Hindu Temple, Kandy, 1880 - 1889
275x208mm. View looking down on the enclosed courtyard of the temple. Precise location unidentified: the building in the background is possibly the Prison, with the Railway Station on the left.
Hindu Temple, Sea Street, Colombo, 1875
277 x 215 mm. View from the road of the temple also seen in Y3022G/7. Photographer unknown.
Hindu Temple [Singapore], 1900
207 x 27 mm. Showing the gopuran (entrance gate-tower) of the Sri Mariamman Temple on South Bridge Road, built between 1827 and 1843.
Hindu Temples. Benares, 1932
202 x 136 mm.
[Hindusthan Buildings, Corporation Street], 1918
292x206mm. View from Corporation Street showing Hindusthan Buildings standing at the junction with Hogg Street. This substantial property was owned by the Hindusthan Co-operative Insurance Society Ltd. (founded 1907) and contains a number of other commercial premises along the ground floor street frontages, (Massey p.103). Photographer unknown, probably Johnston and Hoffmann.
Hints regarding the characters of the principal persons at the Court of Ava, and the conduct to be observed towards them., 1832-09-21
10 pages. This memoir features in an article by D.G.E. Hall, 'Burney's Comments on the Court of Ava, 1832', 'Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies', vol. 20 (1957), 305-14.
Hira Singh, Raja Sir (1843-1911), 1911
121 x 172 mm. Raja of Nabha (Punjab) 1871-1911. Full length seated portrait.
His Beatitude Archbishop Makarios officiating at St. Neophytos' Monastery in the Paphos District, 1965
170 x 200 mm. Showing Archbishop Makarios and two other priests conducting a service in the ornate interior of the monastery church.
His Excellency delivering his Address after the unveiling
358 x 190 mm (with text of speech).
His Excellency the Governor and party arriving at Richmond Castle
285 x 200 mm.
His Excellency the Governor inspecting the Guard-of-Honour furnished by the Ceylon Planters Rifle Corps (Kalutara Section)
257 x 132 mm.
His Excellency witnessing the native dances after opening the after opening the entertainment at Richmond Castle in aid of war charities
275 x 208 mm (with programme, ticket and copy of letter from Queen Mary's Private Secretary to Mrs Wijayasinghe
His Highness Saramad-I-Raja-I-Hindustan raj Rajendra Sree Maharaj Adhiraj Sawai Sir Madho Singh Bahadur, K.G.C.S.I., G.C.I.E., G.C.V.O., Honary Colonel of the 13th Rajputs (The Shekhawati Regiment)., 1905
Signed S. Madho Singh.
His Highness the Chief of Nabha, 1908-02 - 1908-03
Half-plate. Raja Sir Hira Singh (1843-1911) was ruler of Nabha from 1871-1911.
His Highness the Chief of Nabha, 1908-02 - 1908-03
Half-plate. Raja Sir Hira Singh (1843-1911) was ruler of Nabha from 1871-1911.
His Highness the Chief of Nabha, 1908-02 - 1908-03
405 x 305 mm (mounted). Raja Sir Hira Singh (1843-1911) was ruler of Nabha from 1871-1911.
His Highness the Hon. the Raja of Ramnad, the representative of the South Indian Rajas in the Madras Legislative Council, arrives for the unveiling ceremony
150 x 205 mm.
His Highness the Nizam
His Highness the Nizam
His Highness the Rajah of Sarawak, G.C.M.G., 1900
78 x 106 mm. Head and shoulders half profile portrait of Sir Charles Johnson Brooke (1829-1917), 2nd Rajah of Sarawak.
His Highnesss study, Lallgarh Palace, 1905
His Royal Highness, 1907
152 x 86 mm. Showing a dead tiger.
His Royal Highness leaving the Railway Station, 1905
140 x 100 mm (approximately).