Film negatives of Corner on a small boat.

192 x 143 mm. Showing a Malay group welcoming Sir Hugh Clifford to Parit in 1927, the year in which he took over the governorship of the Straits Settlements. The exact date of his visit to Parit has not been ascertained. He is wearing Malay costume.

198 x 145 mm. A view looking along the landing stage towards the gangway along which Sir Laurence Nunns GUILLEMARD (1862-1951), Governor of the Straits Settlements 1919-1927, is disembarking from a river steamer. Alwyn Sidney HAYNES, Secretary to Guillemard, stands behind him at the top of the gangway. This visit, on January 12 1921, was Guillemard's first to Kedah.

122 x 71 mm. Crossing the Perak near Kuala Kangsar, Lindsay Vears on right. Showing the four elephants and their passengers crossing the Perak River. The Sultan of Perak, Sir Iskander Shah is seated on the elephant at the left, Sir Laurence and Lady Guillemard on the next elephant, an unidentified couple on the third and Lindsay Vears (no further information) on the fourth. Guillemard was Governor of the Straits Settlements 1919-1927.

214 x 156 mm. Showing a group of Europeans and Malays seated at tea, probably in the grounds of the Istana, Kota Bahru. The figures in the group are: Alan Greenwood MORKILL (1890-); Malayan Civil Service 1913-1927; Superintendent of Posts and Telegraphs, Kelantan 1914-1917; Raja Kelantan, later Sultan ISMAIL; William LANGHAM-CARTER; Mrs LANGHAM-CARTER; Tuanku Seri Indra, later Sultan IBRAHIM; Sultan MUHAMMAD IV; Herbert Alfred ANDERSON.

164 x 206 mm. View looking along the interior of the aeroplane, showing soldiers checking equipment before making a jump over west Malaysia.

129 x 80 mm. Identified on the reverse of the print are C. E. Howe, District Officer, Jelebu and L. I. Lewis.

156 x 203 mm. A view looking along the line towards the mouth of the tunnel.

94 x 70 mm. As described. The first RAF flying boat to come to Kelantan had arrived off Kota Bahru [i.e. Baharu] in August of the previous year.

58 x 31 mm. Showing a large spider placed on a piece of card, with a thimble beside it to indicate scale.

113 x 120 mm. Showing the church in the state of dereliction after the Japanese bombing of December 11 1941.

As captioned.

Showing the west end of the wood and brick church.

The caption continues 'on the road to Trengganu (i.e.Terengganu).'

241 x 190 mm. Showing the Queen being greeted by Tuanku Abdul Halim and Tuanku Bahiyah on her arrival at Port Kelang at the start of the 1972 State Visit.

Showing the Chinese Station Master standing in a white uniform on the platform, with a train in the background.

204 x 151 mm. Showing the raft ferry, powered by a steam engine and protected by a roof above the open sides, on the Prai River, which debouches, on the Port Wellesley mainland near Butterworth, opposite George Town. On the raft itself are two Europeans in white uniforms, two hack gharries and a number of other passengers. A photograph probably taken in 1884 on completion of improvements to the Prai ferry.

Showing a very large tree growing beside (and towering over) the Sultans two storey stone house.

Photographs of trees, most are of Terengganu, some of Kelantan. The photographs are in good condition and measure approximately 65 x 65 mm.

133 x 57 mm. Photographic copy of a painting showing the Nibong stockade at George Town erected on the site of the future Fort Cornwallis.

Showing a large tree beside a stream.

A view looking along a shaded street in Port Dickson, lined with houses in European style.

141 x 81 mm. Showing Malays wading through the knee-deep water in a street in Kota Bharu, with a canoe in the background.

202 x 154 mm. View looking along a street lined with commercial premises.

74 x 79 mm. Showing a Malay woman walking along a street in Kuala Trengganu.