Perak (state)
Found in 286 Collections and/or Records:
[Party on elephants, ? Kuala Kangsar, circa 1910], 1910
196 x 142 mm (mounted on card).
Perak, 1875 - 1930
Contains loose photographs by various photographers including G.R. Lambert and Co., A Kaulfuss and Leonard Wray. This material includes prints from Sir Frank Swettenham's collection, and is of particular historical importance. Some items from the Langham-Carter collection have been included.
Perak Flying Club, 1937
115 x 75 mm. Photograph mounted in a greeting card of the Perak Flying Club, Ipoh. It shows the club hangar, with part of a biplane visible in the foreground.
[Perak group], 1875
Perak Hydro Electric Dam at Chinderoh, 1929-09-19
A view across the river to the other side of the Dam still under construction taken from 80 feet up.
Perak Hydro Electric Dam at Chinderoh, 1929-09-19
Sir W Peel, Misherell?
Perak Hydro Electric Dam at Chinderoh, 1929-09-19
A section of the Dam.
Perak Hydro Electric Dam at Chinderoh, 1929-09-19
Side view showing water outlet for running the turbine.
Perak Hydro Electric Dam at Chinderoh, 1929-09-19
View of dam wall under construction.
Perak Hydro Electric Dam at Chinderoh, 1929-09-19
Thru the dam & crane.
‘Perak in the early twentieth century: stray reminiscences’, 1960 - 1962
An account of the pay and working and living conditions of a cadet in the Federated Malay States Civil Service during the early twentieth century (2 copies, 6 sheets).
Perak journal, 1874-04-04 - 1951-02-28
Swettenham's manuscript journal (80 sheets) with two typescript copies and correspondence relating to its editing for publication.
Perak proclamation, 1874
Unsigned, undated copy of a proclamation by Sultan Abdullah of Perak opening up the state to economic development, accompanied by a note concerning its provenance (2 sheets).
Photographs of Malaya, 1936 - 1940
There are four main sets of photographs: jungle-dwelling Sakai men, a beach at Port Dickson, the Buckleys' bungalow at Swettenham Road, Kuala Lumpur, where they lived 1937-1940, and the Cameron Hills. These are followed by a number of individual photographs dating from the Buckleys' time in Malaya, with one taken in Australia. All of the photographs are in black-and-white.
Presentation of G.C.V.O. to Sultan of Perak, September 25, 1913, 1913-09-25
Puddling machinery, Tambun, 1907
206 x 90 mm.
Rafting on [? Slim] River near Tanjong Malin [i.e. Tanjung Malim ?], about 1930, 1930
197 x 147 mm. Showing a group of pith helmeted Europeans punting on rafts.
‘Recollections of a month’s duty in Lower Perak (June-July, 1911)’, 1961
Coe’s account of his service assisting the District Officer of Telok Anson, Thomas Fleming, in charge of the sub-treasury and court. Subjects include legal affairs, a cholera outbreak and King George V’s coronation (3 sheets).
‘Recollections of Kuala Kangsar (July 1911 to February 1912)’, 1961
A description of Coe’s service as 2nd Assistant District Officer in charge of the sub-treasury and court, and of the District Officer H.B. Ellerton.
'Recollections of Larut', 1961
Memoirs based upon Coe’s two periods of service at Larut: the first during 1910-1911 as a newly arrived, unpassed cadet, and the second in 1927 as District Officer and Secretary to the Resident.
Refugees from Parit floods on hillside, 1926, 1926
195 x 59 mm. Showing a group of Chinese children standing on a hillside beside the Perak River.
Reminiscences of a rubber planter in Malaya, 1961
A brief description of Long's experiences in the cultivation of rubber, printed in 'Malaya', July 1961, 26-27. The file also includes typescript copies of two articles by Long: 'Rubber tree selection: thinning-out in mature areas', 'The Planter', Sept. 1920 and 'Rubber tree selection: new clearing and future plantings', 'The Planter', Nov. 1920.
River scene, Perak, 1924
145 x 94 mm. A view looking across a river, with two women washing clothes on the bank, and a house boat in mid-stream.
Roman Catholic Church, Taipeng, about 1890, 1890
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.
Royal Singapore Flying Club, 1938
110 x 75 mm. Photograph mounted in a Christmas and New Year greeting card, 1938, of the club. Sent from Ipoh to Miss Adele Stewart by her father, William Gordon Stewart. It shows part of the Club buildings with a seaplane in the foreground.