267 x 209 mm. (mounted on card). Showing a small wooden church with a steeply pitch roof. Exact location unidentified. Photograph probably by A. Kaulfuss.

276 x 202 mm. (mounted on card). A view looking along a street in Kamunting lined with the premises of Chinese shopkeepers, and with an elephant in the foreground.

271 x 120 mm. (mounted on card). A view looking along the river towards wharves and moored steamers, with sheds and warehouses on the river bank. Possibly an early view of Port Weld; previously known as Sapetan, situated just above the entrance of the Larut River. Photograph probably by Augustus [sic] E. Kaulfuss.

271 x 212 mm (mounted on card). A general view of the Roman Catholic Church in Taiping, a building with an elaborate pilastered entrance façade with curved gables crowned by a pediment. Date of construction unknown. Photograph probably by Augustus E. Kaulfuss.

271 x 211 mm. (mounted on card). A view looking along a street lined with wooden houses with atap thatching. Photograph stamped A. Kaulfuss, Penang.

272 x 213 mm (mounted on card). A view looking along a tree-lined street with substantial stone houses of Chinese residents on either side. Third Street runs off to the left in the foreground. Photograph stamped A. Kaulfuss, Penang.

270 x 211 mm. (mounted on card). Showing a European manager standing with a Chinese foreman and labourers at the edge of the mine workings. At the left of the print labourers can be seen at work on the sluices. Photograph probably by Augustus E. Kaulfuss.

275 x 211 mm. (mounted on card) A view looking along deep open cast tin workings at Taiping, with groups of Chinese labourers posing for the camera. Photograph probably by Augustus [sic] E. Kaulfuss.