Asia (continent)
Found in 16197 Collections and/or Records:
'Japan's uneasy hold on Malaya', 1942-11-07 - 1943-01-23
This is the cutting of a newspaper article from the 'Daily Telegraph', 7 Nov. 1942, accompanied by a letter from the Secretary of British Malaya, suggesting that its source, Harry Knight, might be contacted to help identify people who went missing following the Japanese invasion. The file also contains a note about the continued publication of Malayan newspapers under the Japanese (3 sheets).
Jasmine Tower. Agra Fort
Jaswant Singh, Raja Sir (1864-1919), 1911
114 x 173 mm. Raja of Sailana 1895-1919. Full length seated portrait.
Jauhari Bazaar, 1905
Jauhari Bazaar, 1905
Jauhari bazaar, 1905
Jauhari Bazaar, 1905
Java, 1919 - 1920
View of a mountain and crater.
Java. Batavia [i.e. Jawa. Jakarta], 1910 - 1915
A view showing two Javanese walking beside one of the many canals that criss-cross Jakarta.
Java. Batavia Roads [i.e. Jawa. Jakarta Roads], 1910 - 1915
A view showing ships at anchor in the Jakarta roadstead, with harbour wharves on either side.
Java - Bromo [i.e. Jawa - Gunung Bromo], 1910 - 1915
A view showing the sand sea and the volcanic craters of Gunung Bromo in E Jawa. The print, a copy of a gravure reproduction, is marked with a route in ink. There is also a scribbled note in ink (illegible) beneath the mount.
Java - Bromo [i.e. Jawa - Gunung Bromo], Sand Sea, 1910 - 1915
A copy of a half-tone print showing two riders on a stretch of sand in the foreground with the crater of Gunung Bromo beyond. The original photograph is in a letter-press beneath the slide.
Java [i.e. Jawa], 1910 - 1915
A portrait of two Javanese women, one seated and one standing, posed against a cloth backdrop.
Java [i.e. Jawa] and its people. Buitenzorg [i.e. Bogor]. A street, 1910 - 1915
A view showing a side street in Bogor (formerly known as Buitenzorg) with single storey dwellings on either side of the street. With a merchant's stall outside a house on the right foreground. Situated 30 miles south of Jakarta, Bogor was primarily famous for its botanical gardens, laid out in 1817. The Governor-General of the (then) Dutch East Indies also had a palace in the town.
Java [i.e. Jawa] - H[otel der] Nederlanden, 1910 - 1915
Java [i.e. Jawa] - H[otel der] Nederlanden, Batavia [i.e. Jakarta], 1910 - 1915
A view showing the street and part of the hotel premises.
Java [i.e. Jawa] - H[otel der] Nederlanden, Batavia [i.e. Jakarta], 1910 - 1915
A view along the street with the hotel on the right.
Java [i.e. Jawa] - H[otel der] Nederlanden, Batavia [i.e. Jakarta], 1910 - 1915
A view from the street looking towards the balconied frontage of this small hotel.
Java [i.e. Jawa] - H[otel der] Nederlanden, Batavia [i.e. Jakarta], 1910 - 1915
A view showing the roadway with the hotel premises on the right.
Java Rice Field, 1919
Java Street, Kuala Lumpur, 1882-1883, 1882 - 1883
Javahir Singh, Maharaja (1888-), 1911
123 x 170 mm. Chief of Sarangarh; succeeded 1889; ruled 1909-. Full length standing portrait.
Javanese beauty, 1907
59 x 88 mm. Half length portrait.
Javendra Singh, Maharaja Sir (1893-), 1911
123 x 175 mm. Maharaja of Panna; succeeded 1902; ruled 1915-. Full length portrait.