155 x 101 mm. A view looking along a flooded street in Kuala Trengannu [i.e. Terengganu], with the Public Works Department Offices (where the water level rose six inches above the floor in the store at the far end) at the right.

194 x 60 mm. Showing the waterfront at Kuala Trengganu, with fishing vessels at their moorings.

120 x 76 mm. A view from the beach showing fishing boats setting out, with a fisherman similar to the figure seen in BAM 16/54, hauling a net through the shallows in the foreground.

At Kijal on to steamer for Singapore.

132 x 78 mm. Showing four young Malay boys posing for the photographer on a road in (? Kuala) Trengganu.

96 x 74 mm. Showing three young Malay children posing for the camera.

96 x 72 mm. Showing a fishing boat under full sail.

100 x 66 mm. Showing a fisherman standing in the shallows casting a net known as an idor.

65 x 92 mm. Full length portrait of a Malay child leaning against a fence.

60 x 103 mm. A view looking along the deck of the steamer towards the Malay sailor taking soundings.

Correspondence between Hugh Bryson and James de Vere Allen on the research and publication of the latter’s book, ‘The Malayan Union’, and on Allen’s research for an article on Terengganu during the early twentieth century. Several letters refer to Sir Edward Gent and the Malayan Emergency (21 sheets).

A description of the social life and customs, economic conditions, religious beliefs and recreation of the district's inhabitants (3 copies, 10 sheets).

99 x 57 mm. A view looking across gardens towards the mosque, a substantial building with ornate, domed towers at each corner.

98 x 58 mm. A view from the street showing part of the mosque.

L-R J.D. Dalley C.P.O. Trengganu, seated centre, Sheppard, Asst Advisor standing Centre Sulaiman. Ploughing Rice field

141 x 83 mm. A view looking towards a river bank from the Trengganu [i.e. Terengganu] River, with damaged trees and subsided earth.

141 x 84 mm. Similar to preceding print, but giving a closer view of the area of river bank most damaged by the floods.

80 x 99 mm. Showing a Malay village situated among palm trees on the edge of the Trengganu River.

Showing two children beneath a large tree.

104 x 60 mm. A view from the entrance driveway showing the front façade of the Istana of the Sultan of Trengganu, a two storey building in Renaissance style.

The caption continues 'near Trengganu (i.e. Terengganu).'

104 x 61 mm. A view from the Kemaman River in north-east Trengganu [i.e. Terengganu] looking toward a kampong on the bank. With a small sailing steamer in the foreground.

215 x 128 mm. Showing a quiet stretch of the river, with palms and other vegetation overhanging the edge of the water. The town of Chukai, the second largest in the state, is situated at the mouth of the Kemaman River, 75 miles south-south-east of Kuala Trengganu,[i.e. Terengganu] close to the Pahang border.

106 x 61 mm. Showing a sailing steamer moored on the river, with a headland of palm trees at the left.

106 x 59 mm. Similar to preceding plate, but a more distant view.