Malaysia (nation)
Found in 2963 Collections and/or Records:
[Elephants] probably Kuala Kangsar, 1910
116 x 81 mm. Showing three elephants with their keepers.
[Empire Day at Pulau Bahru, Dindings, 1925], 1925-05-24
276 x 218 mm. Group photograph of Malay school children and teachers posed in front of school buildings. A notice on the blackboard placed at the centre of the group reads: '24.5.25 Empire Day P. Baharu Dindings'.
Empire preference in the Federated Malay States, 1961-04
A brief memoir on the application of tariffs to the import of non-Empire cotton piecegoods, accompanied by a letter from W.G.C. Blunn to Hugh Bryson (4 sheets).
End of a new Madras-Singapore Cable coming ashore, 1920 - 1922
End of the newspapers in Singapore, 1942
Extracted from the ‘Changi Guardian’, no. 45, 1 May 1942 (4 pages).
English Church, Penang, 1880 - 1889
English manuscripts relating to the Malay States and Siam, 1823 - 1845
Engor. Ponton Bridge, 1907
207 x 90 mm. Showing a pontoon bridge across the Perak River at Enggor.
Engor. Rway [i.e. Railway] Bridge, 1907
296 x 91 mm. View of the Victoria Railway Bridge over the Perak River at Enggor.
[Entrance to Kuala Lumpur Lake Gardens, ? 1960s], 1960 - 1969
206 x 145 mm. Showing the National Museum building with murals on the exterior depicting Malaysia at work and at play. A note on the reverse reads:
'Two murals of Italian Glass Mosiac depicting Malaysia at work and play on each wing of the National Museum form a striking vista of old Malay architecture at the entrance of Kuala Lumpur's photogenic Lake Gardens'.
[Entrance to unidentified building, 1950s], 1950 - 1959
153 x 112 mm. Showing an entrance gateway to a fort or other substantial building, flanked by two towers. Location unidentified.
[Entrance to unidentified house, ? circa 1910], 1910
91 x 66 mm. View from the street showing the verandah of a substantial domestic dwelling.
Ephemera, 1932 - 1941
Material relating to the family's travel, and Hugh Le Fleming's return to Britain in 1941:
Hugh Le Fleming's permit to leave South Africa in Apr. 1941; two Canadian Pacific Steamship brochures and menu; a FMS railway ticket; a brochure and passenger list for the P&O ship ‘Carthage’; and a truck ticket.
Escape from Singapore 1942, 1995-12
This is an account of Brundle's work on defence projects, his experiences during the fall of Singapore, and his escape which took him to India, where he served as an engineer in the Indian Army (38 pages).
Esplanade [Singapore], 1880 - 1889
263 x 207 mm. A view looking south along the tree-lined Esplanade which runs along the waterfront section of the Padang, with shipping at anchor in the harbour beyond. Johnston's Pier can just be seen in the background near the mouth of the Singapore River.
Estate managers’ bungalows, 2003 - 2007
One file organised alphabetically by name of estate. It includes correspondence, notes, articles, photographs, plans and other research material. Each file begins with an index.
Etchings of Malaya, 1925
Etchings of street and country scenes, mainly in Kuala Lumpur.
Eugenia cymosa, K. Trengganu [i.e. Kuala Terengganu], 1937
Showing a man beneath a large tree.
Eugenia cymosa, Trengganu [i.e. Terengganu], 1930
Showing a man beneath a large tree.
Eugenia grandis, near Tumpat, 1937-04
Also known as 'Sea apple'.
European evacuation of Trengganu, 1942
Extracted from the ‘Changi Guardian’, no. 43, 29 Apr. 1942 (3 pages).
[European group], 1904 - 1910
Group portrait of six male Europeans. These are identified as: F.E. TAYLOR; COATES; John BURN; E.A. WATSON (The General); JONES-PARRY (Police) and one unidentified. Frederick Edward Taylor (b 1877) served in the Malayan Civil Service 1900-1924; Geoffrey Lloyd Jones-Parry (b 1877) entered police service in Malaya in 1901. No biographical information has come to hand regarding the other figures.
[European group, ? Kuala Kangsar, circa 1910], 1910
217 x 185 mm (mounted on card). Showing the European group seen in the preceding two prints, posed for the photographer beside a river.