China (nation)
Found in 788 Collections and/or Records:
In the Botanical Gardens, 1909
Quarter-plate. [Path with beeches on the left and trees showing large white building in the distance and three people in the foreground].
In the Botanical Gardens, Hong Kong Island, 1949
Inauguration of Sun Yat Sen, 1911
A view showing crowds of Chinese carrying banners and placards in the streets of Canton. A photograph presumably taken at Sun Yat Sen's first accession to power in China in 1911.
India, 1900 - 1949
82 x 82 mm. glass slides with limited, largely undated captions.
[Indian and Chinese police, Hong Kong, 1890s], 1890
267 x 200 mm. Showing a detachment of Indian and Chinese policemen on parade.
Inside the R.N. Hospital. The Island, Weihaiwei, 1908-11
Half-plate. [No print]. Missing.
Institute of Education Collection
Inter-University Council Collection
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Inter-University Council Slides
'Interior of Chin-Chew [Quanzhou ?] Church', Sept. 27.90, 12.30, sunny, no 'stop', 20 counted quickly, 1890-09-27
Interior of Confucius Temple at Weihaiwei, 1908-11
Half-plate (landscape format). On either side are figures of two of Confucius chief disciples. On left Mencius and Tsengtzu: on right Szutu and Gentzu. Behind each of these pairs of disciples on right and left are shrines of lesser disciples not seen in picture.
Interior of Confucius Temple at Weihaiwei - but not showing disciples, 1908-11
Half-plate. The four golden characters over the figure of Confucius mean : Among living mortals never has there been one like him. Above this (out of the picture) is another motto also in gold letters on a red ground meaning : Teacher and model for all ages. The tablet in front of the figure of Confucius reads: The shrine of the Perfect Sage and former teacher, Confucius. (Translations are by Sir J.S. Lockhart).
Iron brought from warships sunk at Port Arthur, 1908-11
Quarter-plate (landscape format). At back a Fransiscan Catholic mission. [Pony loaded with sticks and man standing in front of iron fence. The Japanese captured the Russians Naval base at Port Arthur in 1905].
James Kent Limited (Pottery Manufacturer) (1897-c 2008) (United Kingdom)
[Japanese military occupation of China?], 1931 - 1939
A collection of captioned glass negatives illustrating the CMS's work, many dated 1937.
Jonas Lee at the Pakhoi [Beihai] Leprosy Hospital, 1890 - 1930
Colour slide.
Jóng-á, Jan. 12.92, 2.30pm, bright, F.32, 2 secs, 1892-01-12
Showing a Chinese boy sitting on a stool.
Jubilee Procession, Hong Kong 1887, 1887
193 x 157 mm. View looking along an unidentified street, with a Chinese procession in progress, presumably in celebration of the Golden Jubilee of Queen Victoria in 1887.
[Junks on the Canton [i.e. Chu] River], 1908 - 1915
A view showing junks on the river with mountains on the farther shore.
[Junks on the Canton [i.e. Chu] River], 1908 - 1915
A good head-on view of a junk on the Chu River.
Kai-a, UnKi[illegible]g só, Tsá[ilegible], Kim Ioân, Sun-Koa[ilegible], June 14.97, 1897-06-14
Group of five identified Chinese ladies.
Kiachow [c 1900], 1900
279 x 221 mm. Continuation of the view seen in Y3077C/36 and looking inland across a valley towards a Chinese village on the opposite hillside.
Kiachow [c 1900], 1900
284 x 220 mm. View looking across ploughed land from a hillside, with a settlement of houses and the sea at the right. With a group of uniformed German officers standing in the left foreground. The view appears to be looking back across the valley towards the point from which prints 36-37 were taken.
Kiachow [c 1900], 1900
284 x 212 mm. View looking across fields towards a village on the shore of Kiachow Bay. Precise location unidentified.
Kiaochow [c 1900], 1900
279 x 221 mm. View from a rocky hillside looking down onto the foreign settlement of Tsintau on Kiachou Bay. The settlement itself is a neat rectangular group of shops and houses surrounded by a protective wall and ditch.