154 x 113 mm. View looking along a commercial street lined with Chinese shops, with an avenue of trees running along the centre of the road. Location unidentified, possibly Taiping.

139 x 81 mm. Showing a group of Malay children playing in a flooded street in Kota Bharu.

280 x 106 mm. Showing Indian labourers hauling boats loaded with harvested cane along a canal in a sugar plantation.

200 x 135 mm.

156 x 294 mm. Showing Sultan Muhammad IV (d 1920), ruler of Kelantan 1902-1920, seated in front of a carved wooden doorway, probably outside the palace at Kota Bahru [i.e. Baharu]. On one side of the Sultan stands a servant with an umbrella, on the other an unidentified figure, possibly a son. Photograph possibly by Sir Frank Swettenham.

79 x 136 mm. Showing Alwyn Sidney Haynes (1878-1963), an attendant holding an umbrella and the Sultan of Perak, Sir Iskander Shah. The Malay Volunteer Infantry are not visible in the print.

111 x 153 mm. Showing Sir Abdul Aziz AlMuktassim BILLAH SHAH (1887-1948), Sultan of Perak 1938-1948, seated beside his wife at an unidentified outdoor function at Kuala Kangsar.

75 x 50 mm. Showing Sultan Sulaiman, Sturrock and Mills walking across the parade ground.

Showing a very large tree growing beside (and towering over) the Sultans two storey stone house (Corner's own question mark).

141 x 81 mm. A view showing the flooded banks of the Kelantan River, with the roof of the Sultan's jetty visible at the left. The buildings in the background are presumably part of the Astana.

141 x 90 mm. View looking across an expanse of sand with tin mining plant in the background. The tin mining centre of Sungei Besai is situated in central Selangor.

139 x 89 mm. Showing excavated land in the foreground, with mining plant and houses beyond.

141 x 104 mm. View looking down into the excavated area of an opencast tin mine.

143 x 102 mm.

131 x 77 mm. A view looking across the bay, with moored fishing boats silhouetted against the setting sun.

123 x 78 mm. Similar to BAM 16/57, but with only one boat silhouetted against the sunset.

123 x 78 mm. A similar view to the preceding, but of a different part of the river.

Showing tall foliage (Corner's own question mark),Trengganu [i.e. Terengganu]

Showing a man amongst tall foliage.

Glass and film negatives

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.

286 x 113 mm. Panoramic view from neighbouring hills.

245 x 191 mm. (mounted on card). A view looking out over Taiping, with the Padang and the Perak Club in the foreground, founded in 1881, and the barracks of the Perak Armed Police beyond. The barracks of the Perak Armed Police in Taiping were built in 1881-1882. This print forms the right hand of a panorama when joined to the preceding photograph.

242 x 188 mm. A view looking down from the Residency Hill over the town of Taiping, with jungle in the distance. The photograph possibly shows the area to the right of that seen in the preceding prints although the photographs do not match up exactly.

242 x 169 mm. A view looking over part of the prison stockade towards wooded hills in the direction of Kamunting, two miles north-north-west of Taiping. In the foreground are a number of atap houses, with the brick wall of the prison beyond and a wooded palisade enclosing some of the prison buildings. The unsatisfactory state of the prison is described in the Perak Annual Report for 1884 (enclosed in Further correspondence respecting the Protected Malay States (C. 4958 of 1887, p. 23).