Asia (continent)
Found in 16197 Collections and/or Records:
Sukkur anchorage, 1887
195 x 240mm.
Sukkur Bridge
Sukkur Bunder Ferry, 1889
266 x 210 mm.
Sukkur channel span, 1885-01-03
270 x 185 mm.
Sukkur channel span, 1885-01-05
270 x 185 mm.
Sukkur channel span, 1885-01-07
270 x 185 mm.
Sukkur Channel: view downstream from bridge, 1889
290 x 185 mm.
Sukkur spans complete, 1889
295 x 240mm.
Sulaiman Bin Hagi Mohdi Yassim Malay Officer, 1932-11-01
Outside my bungalow; died of typhoid at Ranb Nov 1931.
Sultan Abu Bakar Mosque (Bahru), 1907
200 x 135 mm.
Sultan in London Talks, 1970-11-10
241 x 203 mm. Sir Alec Douglas-Home, the Foreign and Commonwealth Secretary, is pictured with the ruler of Brunei, North Borneo, Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah Mu’ izzudin Waddaulah (left), and the Sultan’s father, the Seri Bagawan, Sir Muda Omar Ali Saifuddin, at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, Whitehall.
Sultan Ismail of Johore, 1921, 1921
150 x 205 mm (mounted on card). A half length portrait of Sultan Ismail ibni Al-Marhum, Sultan Ibrahim (1894-), ruler of Johore since 1959. Signed portrait dated October 26 1921. A handwritten note on the reverse reads: I am not so dark in the face as he has made me look.
Sultan Ismail of Johore, 1925, 1925
228 x 290 mm (mounted on card). A full length portrait, in uniform, of Ismail of Johore. Signed portrait, dated September 28 1925.
Sultan Ismail of Kelantan, 1931, 1931
134 x 187 mm. (framed print). A three quarter length portrait of Sultan Ismail (d 1944) ruler of Kelantan until his death during the Japanese occupation. The portrait is signed and dated April 15 1931.
Sultan Mosque, 1982
Though Singapore is a secular state, freedom of worship is enshrined in the constitution. The main religions are Christianity, Hinduism and Islam. Places of worship for these religions are found throughout the island.
Sultan Muhammad IV of Kelantan, [circa 1900], 1900
156 x 294 mm. Showing Sultan Muhammad IV (d 1920), ruler of Kelantan 1902-1920, seated in front of a carved wooden doorway, probably outside the palace at Kota Bahru [i.e. Baharu]. On one side of the Sultan stands a servant with an umbrella, on the other an unidentified figure, possibly a son. Photograph possibly by Sir Frank Swettenham.
Sultan of Perak, with A.S. Haynes, inspecting M.V.I. at Teluk Anson, October 1928, 1928-10
79 x 136 mm. Showing Alwyn Sidney Haynes (1878-1963), an attendant holding an umbrella and the Sultan of Perak, Sir Iskander Shah. The Malay Volunteer Infantry are not visible in the print.
Sultan of Selangor at parade in Kuala Lumpur [early 1950s], 1950 - 1959
203 x 154 mm. Showing Sir Hisamuddin Alam Shah ibni AlMarhum Sultan Alaibin SULEIMAN SHAH (d 1960), Sultan of Selangor 1938-1960, standing on a platform with the British Resident Richard John Fronde [i.e. Froude] CURTIS. Sultan Hisamuddin was elected Yang di-Pertuan Agong in 1960, but died before taking up his post.
Sultan Sir Abdul Aziz of Perak at a function in Kuala Kangsar [? Late 1940s], 1940 - 1949
111 x 153 mm. Showing Sir Abdul Aziz AlMuktassim BILLAH SHAH (1887-1948), Sultan of Perak 1938-1948, seated beside his wife at an unidentified outdoor function at Kuala Kangsar.
Sultan's Birthday, 1933
Birthday Parade in Terengganu.
Sultans birthday parade, Kuala Trengganu, 1929, 1929
75 x 50 mm. Showing Sultan Sulaiman, Sturrock and Mills walking across the parade ground.
Sultan's house, Sterculia foetida?, Tumpat, 1930
Showing a very large tree growing beside (and towering over) the Sultans two storey stone house (Corner's own question mark).
Sultan's jetty, on left, 1913-12
141 x 81 mm. A view showing the flooded banks of the Kelantan River, with the roof of the Sultan's jetty visible at the left. The buildings in the background are presumably part of the Astana.
Sumatra; coaling at Sabang, 1910 - 1915
A view showing a ship (probably the 'Indrawadi') moored at a wharf at Sabang, with gantries at the right of the slide.
Sumatra; leaving Sabang; 1909, 1909
A view showing W.D. rather stiffly posed on the deck of the 'Indrawadi' with the island Pulau We in the background.