Malaysia (nation)
Found in 2963 Collections and/or Records:
Carcosa K.L. [Kuala Lumpur], 1928-08 - 1929-09
Old Malay guns on the lawn looking across the Lake Gardens.
Carcosa K.L. [Kuala Lumpur], 1928-08 - 1929-09
Interior of dining room.
Carcosa K.L. [Kuala Lumpur], 1929-01 - 1929-03
Group photo outside Carcosa: Sir William Peel Chief Secretary F.M.S. seated at centre, to his left Raja Musa bin Raja Bot (Selangor), to his right (1) Dato Hamzah(Selangor), (2) Tengku Abdul Rahmam (NS), (3) Encik Hussain bin Taib (Pahang). Dato Abdul Hamid (Kelang) is seated one from the end on the left , front row, and Raja Aman can be seen between Tengku Abdul Rahmam and Dato Hussain, seated in the second row . The Private Secretary (Sheppard) Is standing on the extreme left.
Carcosa K.L. [Kuala Lumpur], 1928-08 - 1929-09
Miss Duxbury and sentry on porch.
Carcosa K.L. [Kuala Lumpur], 1928-08 - 1928-08
Ah Boon caretaker for countless years.
Carcosa, Kuala Lumpur, Residence of the Chief Secretary, 1947, 1947
101 x 74 mm. A general view looking across the gardens towards Carcosa
Cargo boats alongside a coastal steamer, Trengganu [i.e. Terengganu], 1927 - 1929
39 x 60 mm. A view from the steamer looking down onto the crowded rowing boats.
Cars and rickshaws parked in Raffles Square; Singapore, 1920 - 1925
105 x 70 mm.
Carved door in a Sibop house, 1900
104 x 116 mm. View of the carved wooden door to the room of Aban Jau, the Sibop Chief, Tinjar River.
Catholic Mission, Kanowit, Rajang River, central Sarawak [1950s], 1950 - 1959
205 x 153 mm. Showing the mission buildings and wooden church, with jungle in the background.
Cecil Ross , 1932 - 1936
At the box Taiping Hill on honeymoon.
[Celebration of the end of the Emergency: review by the Yang di Pertuan Agong], 1959 - 1961
A series of photographs of the celebrations.
Centenary souvenir, 1860-1960, Cathedral of the Assumption, Penang, 1960
Ceremonial carriage taking H.H. Yang di-Pertuan Besar Tuanku Abdul Rahman to the lustration on the occasion of the 3 yearly audiences : drawn by men chosen from surrounding villages, 1934, 1934
199 x 150 mm. A view looking across gardens, presumably at the Istana at Sri Menanti, showing a Malay crowd gathering around the decorated carriage in which Tuanku Abdul Rahman and his consort are seated on the way to the Menghadap or three yearly audience.
Ceremonial traditional court dancers at Sri Menanti, Negri [i.e. Negeri] Sembilan, 1932
197 x 148 mm. Showing the male dancers in the performance also seen in the preceding print. Tuanku Abdul Rahman (1895-1960), who succeeded Tuanku Muhammed as Yang di-Pertuan Besar of Negri Sembilan in 1933 can be seen at the left of the central group of spectators.
Ceremonial traditional court dancers at Sri Menanti, Negri [i.e. Negeri] Sembilan, 1932, 1932
197 x 148 mm. Showing two female dancers performing in an enclosed courtyard at Sri Menanti, the astana of the Yang di-Pertuan Besar of Negri Sembilan. With spectators in the background.
Chanderiang, 1904 - 1910
View looking along a street of single storey thatched wooden huts. With a bullock cart and two Chinese figures in the foreground.
Changi chimes, printed and published at Changi by H. Miller and G. H. Wade, 1942-03-22 - 1942-11-08
Numbers 1-32; 34.
Changi civilian internment camp: an impression of the male section of the camp in 1943, 1962
Two copies of a memoir outlining daily activities in the camp, which was given to Hugh Bryson by C. E. Collinge, the Men's Representative to the Japanese. Collinge himself received it from an internee, whose name he had forgotten (14 sheets).
Changi exile, 1961
A copy of a reflection written by prisoner of war J. Coutts Milne on 15 Feb. 1945, the third anniversary of his internment in Changi. It is accompanied by a letter to Hugh Bryson (14 sheets).
Changi guardian, (successor to the Karikal chronicle), printed and published at civilian internment camp, Changi, by H. Miller and G. H. Wade, 1942-03-11 - 1943-10-12
Numbers 1-208, 210-262. Sheets are missing from Numbers 75 and 100. Number 209 was withheld by the camp authorities.
Changi internment camp: nominal roll of internees, 31 May 1943, 1943-05-31 - 1945-05-31
The nominal roll documents each internee’s name, date entered camp, age, camp address, nationality and pre-war occupation. It is arranged in three parts: men, women and children. Evidence suggests that this was a working document, as it contains annotations in pencil and ink.
Sheets of press cuttings on the liberation of Singapore, originally stored with the nominal roll, have been moved to RCMS 103/12/22/6.
Changi internment camp: nominal roll of internees, June, 1942, 1942-06 - 1945
The nominal roll documents each internee’s name, date entered camp, age, camp address, nationality and pre-war occupation. It is arranged in three parts: men, women and children. Evidence suggests that this was a working document, as it contains annotations in pencil and ink.
Changi scene, 1942 - 1945
A mounted sketch of a male work party.
‘Changkat Rembian (A Haunted Hill)’, 1961
Coe’s account of climbing a hill near Tapah which according to local legend was haunted (3 sheets).