India (nation)
Found in 7965 Collections and/or Records:
Fort Delhi, 1935
102 x 58 mm.
Fort Gate, 1880 - 1889
260x209mm. View looking along the roadway towards one of the two entrances to the Fort, an oval complex to the south of the Petta.
Fort of Bharatpur from S. E., 1880 - 1885
514 x 219 mm. (two prints joined). View looking across the moat towards the walls and bastions of the fort, with the bridge leading to the Chau Burj Gate at the extreme left. Numbered '1881-82'.
Fort view, Jhansi, 1874 - 1910
265 x 200 mm. No. 1379.
Fort view showing Boro Bunder Station and the National Bank, Bombay, 1890 - 1899
270 x 205 mm. A view looking NE across the Fort district of Bombay from the Rajabai Tower. Rampart Row runs across the picture and into Hornby Row in the distance at the end of which the Victoria Railway Terminus can be seen. The National Bank stands on the corner in the foreground, with a small portion of the High Court visible at the extreme left of the print. In the middle distance at the right is the tower of the Cathedral (see Y3022A/5).
Fort William and Church, Calcutta, 1880 - 1889
238x189mm. View looking north across Fort William towards the Hooghly, with the garrison church of St Peter's in the centre of the print. Built in 1822 in Gothic style, the church has now been deconsecrated and is used as a military library.
Fort William, Calcutta, 1907-12 - 1908-01
Quarter-plate. [Distant view, indistinct].
[Fortified building at Delhi], 1935
52 x 76 mm.
Fortress Gwailor [1860], 1860
317 x 192 mm. Duplicate of Y3022I/81. Samuel Bourne (no 1324).
Fortress Gwalior from Morar Road, 1860 - 1869
317 x 189 mm. View looking from the east towards the ridge upon which the fortress and palaces are located. Photograph by Bourne, no. 1325.
Fortress Gwalior from the ramparts, & City below, 1860 - 1869
315 x 186 mm. View looking north along the east side of the ridge, with the houses of the old city on the plain below. Photograph by Bourne, no. 1324.
'Foundation stones in Manoharpur'
A memoir by Gerald Dickson based on his diaries, 270 pages, with an index at the back, 4 pages.
Fountain in the Esplanade Road, Bombay, 1908
Quarter-plate.
Four photographs of India, circa 1912
A collection of loose prints measuring approximately 150 x 115 mm, with pencilled captions on the reverse. The views show architectural remains in Bihar and Orissa. Photographs by Miss Mary F.A. Tench.
Fourth tiger, 1906
A collection of programmes, invitations, menus, photographs and other material issued in connection with the Royal Visit to India during 1905-1906.
F.P. Raynham. Dum Dum, 1931 - 1934
54 x 78 mm. A man and a woman with two dogs.
Francis Childers, 1886
Letters of condolence to H.C.E. Childers and Mrs. (Katherine) Childers on the death of Francis in India in 1886: from Sir M.E. Grant Duff, Mrs. Gladstone, Leontius Verempman [?], Lord Kenmare, Edward M. Young, F.E. Culling Carr (enclosing newspaper cutting), Godfrey Clerk, Herbert Somers Cocks (enclosing copy of letter from his sister in India), St. John F. Michell, M. Neuland [?]; copy to Childers to the Queen acknowledging her letter.
Frith India Series Vol. I
From a window in the Kashmiri Bazar Agra on the day of the procession of Tazias in Moharram, 1908-01 - 1908-02
350 x 250 mm.
'From Aden to Quetta'
Part of a book left incomplete on the author's death. The title, introduction, glossary and index were supplied by the author's daughter, Mrs Rosamond Griffin. The full title is 'From Aden ... to Quetta ... to Lahore ... to Delhi ... to Quetta: the peripatetic life of one army household between 1910 and 1917'. The memoir contains descriptions of train journeys in India and the accommodation, domestic arrangements and social amenities of army families in the early twentieth century.
From Ladakh, 1941 - 1944
85 x 130 mm. A local man with a horse or pony. Location not identified, but probably Sonamarg.
From Nakhanda Dhak Bungalow, 1899 - 1901
210 x 150 mm.
From The Priory, Simla, 1931
156 x 109 mm. A view of hills.
From the Toll Bar looking towards the plains, 1870 - 1879
232 x 280 mm. View looking along a steep wooded gorge in the Nilgiris. Photograph by A.T.W. Penn no. 232.
Front of the Maharaja's Temple, Bharatpur, 1880 - 1885
271 x 208 mm. View looking towards the verandah and its double row of multifoil arches supported on richly carved tapering pillars. Numbered '1894'.