Asia (continent)
Found in 16197 Collections and/or Records:
Katha , 1885 - 1893
Kaung. Ulu Tempasuk, 1904
Showing a woodland scene with a house partially visible in the background.
Kayan baskets, 1900
147 x 104 mm. Showing two decorated bead baskets.
Kayan carvings, 1900
148 x 104 mm. Showing painted wall carvings in the gallery of a Long Ulai house in the Baram District.
Kayan carvings, 1900
147 x 104 mm. Showing animal designs carved at the ends of wooden planks.
Kayan houses fortified against an attack, 1900
103 x 129 mm. Showing the barricade of sharpened wooden spikes outside a Kayan longhouse.
Kayan woman dancing with the head of an enemy, 1900
103 x 127 mm. Showing the dancing woman with the head held in one hand, with three Kayan warriors watching.
Kayan women of the Upper Rejang, 1900
104 x 149 mm. Portrait of three women sitting in long grass.
Kayans, 1900
104 x 148 mm. Full length portrait of two Kayan men.
Kayans collecting gutta percha, 1900
147 x 104 mm. Showing four Kayan men chiselling into the bark of a fallen tree.
Kayans, Upper Rejang River, 1900
147 x 103 mm. Group portrait of men, women and youths (a family group).
Kayans wrestling, 1900
148 x 104 mm. Showing two Kayan youths grasping each other in a wrestling hold.
Keckington Bungalow 1880, 1880
141 x 107 mm. Group portrait of European planters on the veranda of Beckington Estate, Udapussellawa. No identification supplied, but F. Coventry is seated in the centre of the group. The bearded figure at the right is possibly John Bagra.
Kedah, 1958-10-14 - 1961-06-23
1. 'How krah (forced labour) was abolished in Kedah' by Sir George Maxwell (2 copies, 4 sheets).
2. Correspondence between Hugh Bryson and Julian Dudley Hall on the evacuation of the Sultan of Kedah, Abdul Hamid Halim Shah, to Kulim during the Japanese invasion of Dec. 1941 (5 sheets).
Kedah and Johor memories, 1960 - 1969
Descriptions of notable European, Chinese and Malay people that Walker encountered in Kedah and Johor during the 1920s (2 copies, 12 sheets).
Keddah, 1906-01-31
[Karapur and elephant keddah]
Kelantan, 1932 - 1952
A file relating to the internal affairs of Kelantan. It includes a copy of the treaty of 1910, and papers discussing the treatment of the indigenous peoples by the Malays and Chinese, and Chinese immigration (22 sheets).
Kelantan 1914, 1914
An album containing prints measuring approximately 135 x 80 mm, most captioned either in manuscript beneath the print or in the negative. Captions composed for this entry are enclosed in square brackets. The album contains mainly scenic views. Photographs are probably by William Kerr.
[Kelantan fishermen returning, ? 1950s], 1950 - 1959
157 x 104 mm. Showing a group of fishermen bring their boat in to shore.
Kelantan floods, 1927-01-01 - 1927-01-15
A series of reports recounting the loss of life and damage caused by the flooding of the Kelantan River and the steps taken to bring relief to the victims (20 sheets).
Kelantan River from Sungei Bagan Estate, 1914
125 x 80 mm. A view looking northwards along the Kelantan River from the Sungei Bagan Estate, situated on the east bank a few miles south of Kota Bharu [i.e. Bahru]
Kelantan silversmith [1950s], 1950 - 1959
204 x 153 mm. Showing a Malay craftsman inspecting some of his work.
Kelantan, Trengganu [i.e. Terengganu], 1937
Photographs of trees.
Kelantan Volunteer Rifles, Sikh Police Band, circa 1914, 1914
129 x 77 mm. Showing the Sikh band marching past with three officers of the K.V.R. following behind. These are identified as: D.C.R. RAINNIE, Duff Development Company; William LANGHAM-CARTER, British Adviser; and Herbert Alfred ANDERSON, C.O. of the K.V.R.
[Kelantan Volunteer Rifles, Sikh Police Band, circa 1914], 1914
128 x 76 mm. A more distant view of the scene in the preceding plate, looking along the road (presumably in the capital of Kelantan, Kota Bahru) toward the marching group.