South America (continent)
Found in 588 Collections and/or Records:
Kaieteur from plane, approacing below top, 1970
Contains slides recording a visit to Guyana in 1970 though there is no indication whether it was in an official capacity. The earlier slides show aerial views flying inland from the coast, followed by a journey up the Rupununi River to the border with Brazil. The return route was apparently to the north of the outward journey and included a series of aerial photographs of the Kaieteur Falls.
Kaietuer Fall, from the front 1 May, 1872
148 x 208 mm. General view of the Kaieteur Falls.
Karanambo : Tiny McTurk, 1970
Contains slides recording a visit to Guyana in 1970 though there is no indication whether it was in an official capacity. The earlier slides show aerial views flying inland from the coast, followed by a journey up the Rupununi River to the border with Brazil. The return route was apparently to the north of the outward journey and included a series of aerial photographs of the Kaieteur Falls.
Kenneth Bradley, 'Once a District Officer' (London, 1966), 1966
A signed copy presented by the author, then Director of the Commonwealth Institute, to Donald Bowen.
Large icebergs normal formation, 1920 - 1929
105 x 80 mm.
Last view of Stanley, 1962
Leaving Fitzroy (children up for photograph), 1953-04-01 - 1957-01-22
115 x 80 mm. A view of a group with five horses on which the children are mounted. The handwritten caption on the reverse of the print, in blue ink, continues: L - R, George Stewart, Margaret, Jim, Pete, Bunny and Carol Clement, Beresford'. (Stewart was in the Agricultural department).
Leaving Stanley, 1962
Leaving Stanley, 1962
Les Palmiers au Brésil, 1870 - 1929
115 x 180 mm. Postcard showing seven varieties of Brazilian palm trees. The types of palm tree are also noted on the front of the postcard as follows:
'No 1 Areca catechu No 2 Latania rubra No 3 Cocos nucifera No 4 Attalea No 5 Martinezia lindeniana No 6 Diplolhemium littorale No 7 Cycas revoluta'.
Letter to Mrs Nancy Worth, 1983-06-18
It discusses the identification and reproduction of the glass plate of the ship Samoa (RCMS 277/1/10).
Letters from Colombia, 1921 - 1922
Six letters from Rice to his mother, 1921-1922, with a page of amounts paid on a Colombian contract up to 30 April 1921.
Letters from Leonard to his mother and brother Spencer Childers, 1867 - 1870
Political papers relating to Childers' public career and private papers concerning his family, first wife Emily (nee Walker, 1827-1875) and their eight children.
Letters from South America, 1927 - 1929
Ten letters from Rice to his mother, 1927-1929, with two city photographs dated December 1928.
Letters from Venezuela, 1931
Five letters from Rice to his mother.
Like Philomel 1842-1846, 1870 - 1900
Looking back to Stanley, 1962
[Macaroni penguin], 1900 - 1950
120 x 75 mm.
Mackenzie : Demerara bauxite, 1970
[From the air].
Mahdia : 'The road', 1970
Contains slides recording a visit to Guyana in 1970 though there is no indication whether it was in an official capacity. The earlier slides show aerial views flying inland from the coast, followed by a journey up the Rupununi River to the border with Brazil. The return route was apparently to the north of the outward journey and included a series of aerial photographs of the Kaieteur Falls.
Mahdia : 'The road'. Brian and Min. of Ed., 1970
Contains slides recording a visit to Guyana in 1970 though there is no indication whether it was in an official capacity. The earlier slides show aerial views flying inland from the coast, followed by a journey up the Rupununi River to the border with Brazil. The return route was apparently to the north of the outward journey and included a series of aerial photographs of the Kaieteur Falls.
[Man and horse], 1920 - 1950
115 x 60 mm.
[Man approaching seal in grass], 1954-11 - 1957-01
160 x 195 mm. Exact location unknown.
[Man leaping from bucking horse], 1931
100 x 75 mm.
Manari : giant otter, 1970
Contains slides recording a visit to Guyana in 1970 though there is no indication whether it was in an official capacity. The earlier slides show aerial views flying inland from the coast, followed by a journey up the Rupununi River to the border with Brazil. The return route was apparently to the north of the outward journey and included a series of aerial photographs of the Kaieteur Falls.