Sri Lanka (nation)
Found in 1243 Collections and/or Records:
Picking ripe cherry, 1880 - 1920
211 x 279 mm. Showing a female estate worker plucking coffee.
Pimenta citrifoilia, lemon-scented bay rum, 1890 - 1920
113 x 153 mm.
Pinanga patula [with] Hyphaene thebaica, Doum palm in background, 1890 - 1899
105 x 151 mm.
Piper nigrum, 1890 - 1899
99 x 131 mm.
Piper nigrum covering jak tree (Artocarpus integrifolia), 1890 - 1920
105 x 152 mm
Piper sylvestris, wild pepper, 1890 - 1899
112 x 104 mm, 2 copies.
[Piping cinnamon], 1880 - 1920
279 x 211 mm. A similarly posed photograph to Y303E/40, but showing female workers making cinnamon pipes. The cinnamon is placed on a low tripod formed from four sticks, and steadied with the operator’s foot while the cuticle is scraped off with a small curved knife. For a detailed description of the procedures seen in Y303E/40-44, see A.M. and J. Ferguson, All about cinnamon (Colombo, 1903) p 11-12.
[Piping cinnamon], 1880 - 1920
202 x 137 mm.
Plant houses and wild date palm [Peradeniya Botanical gardens], 1880 - 1920
277 x 210 mm. General view of lawn and plant houses, with a wild date palm (Phoenix sylvestris) in the foreground.
Plantain in fruit, 1907
Quarter-plate. Outside Mr. Sidgwick's bungalow at Medapola mine.
Plantation of camphor Trees, Hakgalla, 1907
Half- plate. The caption continues 'Coolie [i.e. labourer] clipping'.
Plantation scene: Washing the beans, 1880 - 1920
278 x 211 mm. Riverside scene showing labourers washing baskets full of cocoa beans under the supervision of two Europeans with a pile of beans awaiting treatment on the bank and a row of women carrying off the treated product.
Planter asleep on his rope bed, 1980
295 x 225 mm pencil drawing by Gerard P. Cunningham illustrating the living conditions of early planters. It shows the planter in the centre of his wooden, mat roof hut, with a Chinese cook sitting before a low burning fire in a small ante-room.
Planter’s bungalow and cleared jungle planted with coffee, 1880 - 1885
270 x 210 mm.
Planters past and present: Sydney William Moorhouse, 1958-11-14
A short memoir describing Moorhouse's 27 year career in the cultivation of tea, coffee and rubber in Ceylon and Malaya (2 sheets, two copies), accompanied by three letters to Hugh Bryson.
[Planting out seedlings], 1880 - 1920
279 x 211 mm. Showing an estate labourer about to place a seedling into a prepared hole.
[Platform next to water], 1932
77 x 56 mm. Possibly at Colombo.
Ploughing, 1886
279x215mm.
Pluckers, overseers and planters outside an early wood-clad tea factory, 1880 - 1900
270 x 210 mm.
Plucking over a field, 1880 - 1920
279 x 211 mm. General view looking across a field of tea plants, with female workers posed in the act of picking the leaf.
Plucking tea, 1886
116x212mm.
Plucking the leaf, 1880 - 1920
211 x 277 mm. Close up of a single worker plucking a tea plant.
Plucking the leaf, 1880 - 1920
210 x 278 mm. Similar to Y303E/6.
[Plumbago] Barrels ready for shipment, about 8 cwts, 1880 - 1920
278 x 210 mm. Showing a courtyard filled with rows of barrels, with workers posed in the background.
[Plumbago] Coopers making the barrels, all made from local grown wood, 1880 - 1920
277 x 212 mm. Showing coopers posed to demonstrate the various procedures involved in barrel making. See also Y303E/87.