Asia (continent)
Found in 16197 Collections and/or Records:
Bridge over Jhelum ay Kohala, 1879 - 1880
200 x 140 mm. View looking towards the suspension bridge over the Jhelum at Kohala, N.N.E. of Murree.
Bridge over the Indus at Sukkur, 1906
160 x 115 mm.
Bridge over the Keem Nullah, G.I.P.R., 1868, 1868
244 x 173 mm. View looking towards the single span railway bridge during construction with Indian labourers and Europeans posed in various parts of the picture.
[Bridge to factory, Osborne Estate], 1890
234 x 284 mm. View looking down onto the river from the hillside, with the foot bridge seen in Y303B/89 in the foreground.
Bridle path by Perak River, 1926
99 x 49 mm. As captioned with a Malay house in the foreground.
Bridle path by Perak River, 1926
55 x 62 mm. As captioned, with four Malays standing on the path in the foreground.
Brief account of Rulers of Pegu, 1830 - 1838
A list of kings from B.E. 514-1108 (1154-1746 A.D.) with pencil notes in English on back (1 sheet).
Brief history of Tavoy and Tenasserim, 1826
European paper, 250 x 380 mm, 4 sheets, 34 lines to a folio. Provides details of appointments of officials down to British acquisition of Tavoy in 1824 A.D. Copied from the chronicles in B.E. 1187 and finished in B.E. 1187 (1826 A.D.).
'Brief notes upon Communism in Malaya', 1958
An account of Churchill's experience of Communism in Malaya from 1926 to the post-1945 Emergency (3 copies, 17 sheets).
Brij Narayan, Raja 1911, 1911
123 x 171 mm. Raja of Padrauna 1900-. Full length seated portrait.
Brijindar Singh, Raja Sir (1895-1918), 1911
121 x 174 mm. Raja of Faridkot (Punjab); succeeded 1906. Full length seated portrait.
Bristol Buildings, Colombo, 1900
The printed caption on the reverse reads: 'M.B. Uduman's Copyright No. 29. Printed in Saxony. Published by 'The Travellers Mart', 14 York and Ballie Street, Colombo'.
[Bristol Hotel, Chowringhee Road], 1918
282x207mm. View from the street of the Bristol Hotel, a two storey terrace roofed building with commercial premises occupying most of the ground floor. Situated at No. 1 Chowringhee Road at the junction with Esplanade Row East, the Bristol had previously operated under the names of the Palace Hotel and the Hotel D’Europe, (Massey p.102).
British Advisers Residence, Alor Star, Kedah, April 1926, 1926-04
98 x 72 mm. A view from the front lawn showing the substantial verandahed façade of the two storey building.
British Advisers Residence, Alor Star, Kedah, April 1926, 1926-04
98 x 72 mm.
British Advisers Residence, Alor Star, Kedah, April 1926, 1926-04
97 x 71 mm. Similar to preceding two prints but showing more of the house.
British and Arab clergy entering the cathedral through the cloisters, 1957
138 x 99 mm. glossy print. Taken during the enthronement of the Most Rev. A. Campbell MacInnes, first Anglican Archbishop in Jerusalem, 30 Aug. 1957.
British Borneo, 1897
Gallery-proofs of a paper read to the Royal Colonial Institute, 14 December 1897.
British civilians interned by the Japanese in World War Two
Prepared by the Association of British Civilian Internees Far East Region. The volume is a full size replica of the original which was dedicated and placed in the Church of St Michael's Cornhill on 24 May 2009.
British Empire Exhibition, 1924. Malaya Pavilion, 1924
Monochrome postcards (original photographs) of Malaya - 'Published for the Malayan Governments and produced in Singapore by Houghton Butcher (Eastern) Ltd., 'Camera House' Robinson Road, Singapore'. They were produced for the Malay Pavilion of the British Empire Exhibition of 1924.
British family, Perak, Xmas 1922
100 x 130 mm. Mounted photograph showing man, woman and small girl on garden seat. The child's ayah stands behind. Inscribed Xmas 1922. Photographers name on mount, J. Uchida, Taiping, Perak. Inscription on folder 'To Mossy with fondest love and best wishes for Xmas and the New Year. [Illegible] age 14 months.'
British fleet at Wei-hai-wei [i.e. Weihai], 1908 - 1915
A view looking across towards Weihai Harbour (from Liu-Kung-Tao?) where the battleships of the British China Squadron are at anchor. In the foreground are cultivated fields and small houses. Weihai, ceded to the British in 1898 'for so long a period as Port Arthur remains in the occupation of Russia', was the northern naval base of the British China Squadron, and in fact remained in British hands until 1930.
British Fleet in Weihaiwei Harbour, 1908, 1908
Half-plate (landscape format). [Showing farm land and town in the foreground looking across harbour to distant hills with the British Fleet on the water].
British Indian passport, Calcutta, 1933
Issued to the Revd T.H. Cashmore, Mrs Cashmore and their five children on behalf of the Viceroy.
British Military Administration, Kedah, Official Gazette Extraordinary, 1945-09-20 - 1945-10-10
Vol. 1, nos. 1-10