Asia (continent)
Found in 16197 Collections and/or Records:
Venganad Vasudev Raja Avargal, Raja, 1911
122 x 173 mm. Valia Nawbidi of Kollengode (Madras); title of Raja conferred 1901; member of Madras Legislative Council 1906-. Head and shoulders portrait.
Venice in the East, 1913-12
81 x 140 mm. A view looking along a flooded street in Kota Bharu with canoes and other small boats in the roadway between the houses.
Venkat Raman Singh Bahadur, Maharaja Sir (1876-1918), 1911
126 x 176 mm. Maharaja of Rewah 1880-1918. Full length standing portrait.
Venkata Kumara Mahipati Surya Rao, Raja, 1911
123 x 171 mm. Zamindar of Pithapuram (Madras) in 1911. Full length standing portrait.
Venkatamal - The last Queen of Kandy, 1924
The caption printed on the reverse reads: 'The last Queen of Kandy, from the original engraving by William Daniell, R.A.'.
Venkatasvetachalapati Rangarao Bahadur, Maharaja Sri Raja, 1911
126 x 175 mm. Raja of Bobili (Madras) 1881-; visited Europe 1895; title of Maharaja conferred to 1900. Half length portrait.
Venkatrao Sahib, Hindurao Ghorapade, Raja Shrimant, 1911
96 x 146 mm. Mamlikat -Madar Senapatee of Sandur (Madras) 1892-. Full length standing portrait.
Verandah of the bungalow
275 x 200 mm.
Verbenaceae, 1937
The Verbenaceae are herbs, shrubs, or trees comprising about 100 genera and 2,600 species that are further characterized by the common occurrence of quadrangular twigs and/or aromatic herbage. The photograph is numbered 33464 on the reverse.
Verbenaceae, 1937
The Verbenaceae are herbs, shrubs, or trees comprising about 100 genera and 2,600 species that are further characterized by the common occurrence of quadrangular twigs and/or aromatic herbage. The photograph is numbered 33464 on the reverse.
Verlengede Kerkstraat, Semarang, 1880 - 1899
167 x 120 mm. View looking along the street, with the Protestant Church visible at the far end. With the Smarangsche Apotheek in the left foreground.
Very ornate gold temple roof, 1966
83 x 57 mm. glossy print with 35 mm. negative.
Vessels on the Hoogly, Calcutta [1860s], 1860 - 1869
303 x 190 mm. Duplicate of Y3022G/84. Bourne (no. 1711).
[Viaduct between Tunnels 3 and 4, Gunong Pondok Pass, Perak, circa 1902], 1902
200 x 152 mm.
Viaduct of a gorge on way up to Coonoor, 1907-12
[The railway rising from Mettupalayam to Ootacamund incorporates 13 miles of rack railway to combat the steepness of the incline. The section of line from Mettupalayam to Coonor was opened in 1899 and from Coonoor to Ootacamund in 1908.
Viaduct over the ‘Arjan’, G.I.P.R. 1868, 1868
245 x 173 mm. View from the river bank looking towards the partially constructed bridge.
Viaduct over the ‘Baloo’ River near Narsingpur, G.I.P.R. 1868, 1868
246 x 166 mm. View looking along the river towards the partly constructed bridge. Narsingpur is situated 90 miles east of Hoshangabad on the North Eastern Line of the Great Indian Peninsular Railway.
Viaduct over the [blank], G.I.P.R. 1868, 1868
245 x 176 mm. View of the bridge at an early stage during construction, with the masonry foundations for the piers in the foreground and labourers, stonecutters and brickmakers posed in various parts of the picture.
Viaduct over the Dhoodye at [blank], G.I.P.R., 1868, 1868
489 x 157 mm (two prints joined). Showing bridge construction work in the dry river bed. The bridge (exact location unidentified) is here seen at an early stage of its construction. Some of the masonry piers have been completed, but as yet none of the spans has been laid. Gangs of labourers are posed among the piles of cut stone in the foreground.
Viaduct over the ‘Palak Muttee’ at Dohagpur, G.I.P.R., 1869, 1869
241 x 174 mm. General view of the bridge which crosses the river on girder spans supported on masonry piers.
Viaduct over the Sukkur, G.I.P.R. 1868, 1868
241 x 173 mm. View looking towards the masonry piers of the bridge, with lengths of track and stone cut to size lying in the foreground.
Viaduct over the ‘Towa’ at Bagra, G.I.P.R., 1869, 1869
464 x 164 mm (two prints joined). View looking along the river towards the uncompleted bridge. The most likely location for this photograph is at Bagra on the North Eastern Line of the Great Indian Peninsular Railway ESE of Hoshangabad. There is, however, another Bagra on the NE of Bhopal and Bosoda. The River Towa has not been identified. See also Y3022S/63.
Viaduct over the ‘Towa’ at Bagra G.I.P.R. 1869, 1869
266 x 178 mm. View showing one section of the bridge seen in Y3022S/54, with wooden scaffolding in position around the piers.
Vibha Villas palace, 1937-11
150 x 103 mm. The photograph is signed 'M. Parekh'.
Viceregal Lodge. Perry-Keanes & M., 1940
151 x 108 mm. Air Commodore and Mrs Perry-Keene with other wedding guests at Simla.