West Malaysia (division (national))
Found in 1012 Collections and/or Records:
E.W. Birch raising the Perak flag at the ceremony of the taking over of Rahman (or Reman) from Siam, July 16 1909, 1909-07-16
Farewell to H.P. Bryson at Datu Rembaus, Negri Sembilan 1950, 1950
Farewell to H.P. Bryson at President of the Negri Sembilan Football Association, Seremban, 1935, 1935
Farewell to J.D. Gimlette, Kelantan, circa 1916, 1915
264 x 233 mm (mounted on card). A group photograph of European officials, medical staff and orderlies gathered to say farewell to J.D. Gimlette. Other identified figures in the group are Mr and Mrs William Langham-Carter. The precise date of Gimlettes departure has not been determined, but this photograph must have been taken prior to August 1915, when Langham-Carter departed on furlough. Dr L.H. Taylor who took over from Gimlette, is seated at the left of the group.
Farewell to Major W.R. Sanguinetti, Kedah Club, Alor Star, Kedah, [?] 1924, 1924
Farewell to Mr and Mrs Langham-Carter, 1925
429 x 305 mm (mounted on card). A portrait of a large group of people posed in front of the Malacca Club. William Langham-Carter and his wife sit in the centre of the group; no other figures identified. Langham-Carter retired from his post as Resident Councillor, Malacca in 1925.
Farquhar Street, Penang, 1880 - 1889
279 x 207 mm. A view looking west along Farquhar Street towards the entrance to the Hotel d'Europe, with the entrance to Clarendon Lodge at the left.
Ferrying a house-boat up a rapid, 1904 - 1910
As captioned.
Fish eye [illegible word], ?Ginteng Simpah, Pahang side, 1929 - 1933
Glass and film negatives. The label lists at least four other places, which are illegible. Numbers 521-524 and 526 have camera specifications written in pencil underneath the captions.
Fish seller, Kuala Trengganu, 1927 - 1929
58 x 98 mm. Full length portrait of a Chinese fish seller with two woven baskets slung on his shoulder with a pole.
[Fishing boat, Kelantan, 1950s], 1950 - 1959
80 x 129 mm. Head-on view showing the decorated prow of a fishing boat.
Fishing boats and houses at Pasir Itam, Perak [? circa 1912], 1912
138 x 79 mm. Showing boats moored beside waterside houses raised on stilts at Pasir Itam. Photograph possibly by Oliver Marks.
Flood level on December 27 1926 [? at Kuala Trengganu] [i.e. Terengganu], 1926-12-27
137 x 79 mm. A view looking across flooded land towards wooded hillside. Precise location unidentified. A note on the reverse states that the water rose a further six feet before it reached its maximum point on December 29.
Flood level on December 27 1926 [? at Kuala Trengganu] [i.e. Terengganu], 1926-12-27
136 x 79 mm.
Flood water, Parit, 1926, 1926
102 x 58 mm. A view looking down onto the flooded bank of the Perak River, with a small houseboat moored in the foreground.
Flooded main street, Parit, 1926, 1926
144 x 92 mm. A view looking along the flooded main street, with a group of Malays and Chinese standing knee-deep in water in the foreground.
Floodlit portico of St Georges Church, Penang, 1948, 1948
114 x 157 mm. Showing the renovated church, floodlit for the re-opening celebrations.
Floods in Parit, Perak, 1926, 1926
145 x 92 mm. Showing Malays and Chinese standing knee-deep in floodwater in a street in Parit.
Flow through bridge near Chabang Tiga Bharu, December 27 1926, 1926-12-27
136 x 79 mm. Showing flood water on the rise near the bridge. A note on the reverse reads: On morning of 30.12.26 Sri Kledang bumped on the submerged handrails of this bridge.
[Flying Dragon at Port Weld, ? circa 1912], 1912
138 x 79 mm. Showing the steamer Flying Dragon approaching a wharf at Port Weld. Marks (1926) provides the following description: 'Alongside the wharf lay the Flying Dragon, a small coasting vessel, which has run between Penang and Perak for the last forty years: carrying pigs, ducks, blachan, durians, dried fish and unwashed native passengers, and also perhaps more smells per ton than any vessel of her size.'
F.M.S. [i.e. Malaysia] - Penang [i.e. George Town] Harbour Entrance, 1909
A view from the sea looking towards the harbour channel. F.M.S. is an abbreviation for Federated Malay States.
Forest, ?Belakan, Perlis, 1929 - 1933
Glass and film negatives. The label lists at least four other places, which are illegible. Numbers 521-524 and 526 have camera specifications written in pencil underneath the captions.
Forest, ?Belakan, Perlis, 1929 - 1933
Glass and film negatives. The label lists at least four other places, which are illegible. Numbers 521-524 and 526 have camera specifications written in pencil underneath the captions.
Forest, G. Angsi [i.e. Gunung Angsi], Negeri Sembilan, 1930
Glass and film negatives. The label lists at least four other places, which are illegible. Numbers 521-524 and 526 have camera specifications written in pencil underneath the captions.
Forest, Tualang, from railway line, Tembeling, 1930
Glass negatives. The label lists three other places, which are illegible. Images are chiefly of Pahang and Kelantan.