Asia (continent)
Found in 16197 Collections and/or Records:
Sonamarg Trek, 1939
95 x 94 mm. A campsite containing three tents and a small group of people engaged in various activities.
Song chanted by a group of Burmese girls at the Reception given by Burmese ladies, 1905
A collection of programmes, invitations, menus, photographs and other material issued in connection with the Royal Visit to India during 1905-1906.
Songs composed by Jagannatha Bhat Goswami, Tanjore Palace Pundit, in honour of Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales, 1906
Two copies.
[Sonomarg camp], 1941 - 1944
105 x 60 mm. Showing tents pitched beneath some trees, with mountains visible behind them.
Soochow Creek with Union Church at right [1890s], 1890 - 1899
265 x 211 mm. View from the North Soochow Road (probably from the vicinity of the General Hospital) looking eastwards along the Soochow Creek towards the small bridge which joins the Chapoo Road and the Soochow Road. At the right on the far side of the Creek is the spire of the Union Church (opened in 1866 and enlarged in 1901).
Soolay Pagoda, Rangoon , 1885 - 1893
Sopur, 1864
298 x 232 mm. View looking across the Jhelum towards the thatched houses of the town. Photograph by Bourne, no. 994.
Sorting out loads among carriers on way to Poom village, 1949, 1949
129 x 80 mm. Identified on the reverse of the print are C. E. Howe, District Officer, Jelebu and L. I. Lewis.
[Sorting plumbago], 1886
188 x 132 mm.
Soudanese [sic] boys at Aden, 1870 - 1879
207 x 253 mm. Full length studio portrait of two boys seated on a rock and holding spears.
Soulat ud-Doulah and Mullah Imam Juma, 1906 - 1938
82 x 82 mm. glass slides with brief, undated captions.
South Arabia, December 1964 and 1966, 1964-12 - 1966-12
South Arabian Conference Opens in London, 1964-06
157 x 203 mm. The scene at Lancaster House in London as Britain’s Colonial Secretary, Mr Duncan Sandys, welcomes delegates to the conference on the constitutional progress of the Federation of South Arabia towards independence. An interpreter is seen standing at left.
South Arabian Conference Opens in London, 1964-06
155 x 202 mm. From left: Shaikh Husain bin Mansur, Naib, Dathina; Shaikh Mahmud bin Muhammad al’ Aqrabi, State Ruler; and Sultan Nasir bin Aidrusal Aulaqi, Minister of State for Supreme Council Affairs.
South Arabian Conference Opens in London, 1964-06
157 x 202 mm. From left: Shaikh Husain bin Mansur, Naib, Dathina; Shaikh Mahmud bin Muhammad al Aqrabi, State Ruler; and Sultan Nasir bin Aidrusal Aulaqi, Minister of State for Supreme Council Affairs.
South Arabian Conference Opens in London, 1964-06
155 x 202 mm. From left: Shaikh Husain bin Mansur, Naib, Dathina; Shaikh Mahmud bin Muhammad al Aqrabi, State Ruler; and Sultan Nasir bin Aidrusal Aulaqi, Minister of State for Supreme Council Affairs.
South Arabian Conference Opens in London, 1964-06
140 x 202 mm. From left: H.H. Sultan Fadhl bin Ali al Abdali, Minister of Defence; Sultan Salih bin Husain al Audhali, Minister of Internal Security; and Amir Salih bin Husain al Habili, State Ruler.
South Arabian Conference Opens in London, 1964-06
155 x 203 mm. From right: Sultan Ahmad bin Abdullah al Fadhli, Minister of National Guidance and Information and Chairman of Supreme Council; Shaikh Muhammad Farid al Aulaqi, Minister of External Affairs; and Seiyid Zain Abdu Baharun, Chief Minister, Aden State, and Federal Minister without Portfolio.
South Arabian Conference Opens in London, 1964-06
154 x 203 mm. From left: Mr. Mustafa Abdullah Abdu, Minister of Local Government, Aden; Mr. Abdul Hamid Muhammad Ghanem, Minister of Finance, Aden; and Mr. Husain Ali Bayumi, Minister of State for Ministerial Affairs, Aden.
South Arabian Conference Opens in London, 1964-06
157 x 202 mm. Mr Duncan Sandys, Colonial Secretary (centre), is seen with Mr. Nigel Fisher, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for the Commonwealth and the Colonies (left), and Sir Gerald Trevaskis, High Commissioner for Aden and the Protectorate of South Arabia, at the opening session of the conference held at Lancaster House, to discuss the constitutional progress of the Federation of South Arabia towards independence.
South Block of the Secretariats
350 x 255 mm (captioned on mount).
South Bridge Road, 1907
140 x 100 mm.
South country Singhalese, No II, 1875
57 x 94 mm. Rear view of the figure seen in Y303B/76, showing the style of hair dressing and the tortoiseshell comb.