China (nation)
Found in 742 Collections and/or Records:
Commissioner's launch landing Chinese Governor of the Province of Shantung, 1908-11
Half-plate (landscape format). And suite on his official visit to the Commissioner. [Showing launch called 'Alexandra'].
[Commonwealth Universities], 1946 - 1991
Includes material on Universities throughout the Commonwealth of Nations. Many, though not all, of the slides were taken by Ian Maxwell.
[Commonwealth Universities], 1946 - 1986
Includes material on Universities throughout the Commonwealth of Nations.
Communal Washing Day, Hong Kong Island, 1949
[(?) Connaught Road], 1909
A view looking along the street with building work in progress at the right and a placard announcing the site of the new Asiatic Petroleum Company's offices in the background.
[Connaught Road], 1909
A view looking east along Connaught Road with an unidentified statue of a soldier in the foreground.
[(?) Connaught Road], 1909
A view looking west along (?) Connaught Road with the British-American Tobacco Company's offices on the left and moored boats to the right.
Consecration, Nanchung Yan, 1930 - 1939
A collection of captioned glass negatives illustrating the CMS's work, many dated 1937.
Consecration of the Gak-Sai Church, 1900 - 1920
82 x 82 mm. glass slides with brief, largely undated captions.
Coolie raincoats [historic title], 1909-01 - 1909-02
Quarter-plate (landscape format).
Coolie raincoats : Hong Kong [historic title], 1909-01 - 1909-02
Quarter-plate (landscape format). Made of palm leaves. [Rather distant views of coolies pulling rickshaws, wearing their palm leaves raincoats].
Courtyard of the temple of the Goddess of Heaven, 1908-11
Half-plate (landscape format). In the foreground a group of stone tablets erected to the memory of widows who remained faithful to the memory of their first husband. [Showing carved tablets standing in front of trees with buildings behind].
C.P.R. Steamship Empress of China at Woosung, 1908-11 - 1908
Landscape format.
C.P.R. Steamship Empress of China at Woosung, 1908-11 - 1908
Landscape format. [Closer view].
C.P.R. Steamship Empress of China at Woosung, 1908-11 - 1908
Landscape format. [Closer still].
'Crushing the sugar-cane' (between Khoe-á-bé and Kim-koe), Feb. 18.91, 7.20am, sunny, F.32, 4 secs, 1891-02-18
Customs House, Shanghai [1890s], 1890 - 1899
269 x 210 mm. Printed from a cracked plate. View of the main façade of the Customs House on the Shanghai Bund. A red brick building, with details in ‘Tudor’ style, the Customs House consists of a central block with a square clock tower rising above the main entrance, flanked by two projecting wings terminating with gables. The building was completed in 1893.
Daughters of deceased, wailing, 1908-11
Quarter-plate (landscape format). [Some people in white, others in the usual dark clothes].
Day out in the Gardens, Hong Kong, 1949
Diabolo on the Shameen, 1909-01 - 1909-02
Quarter-plate. British Concession, Canton. Coals to Newcastle : the diabolo being a very old Chinese game. [Showing European girl playing the game].
Diary, 1926-01-01 - 1926-12-31
This diary records Bell's social life, interests, personal affairs and travels. It describes the latter part of his extensive tour of the Far East during 1925-26 in greater detail than RCMS 36/2/4 (509 pages).
Digging ice in winter for storing against summer needs, 1908-11
Landscape format. Wei hai Wei. [Showing men using picks to cut chunks of ice from the frozen river].
Digging ice in winter for storing against summer needs, 1908-11
Landscape format. Wei hai Wei. [Showing men using picks to cut chunks of ice from the frozen river].
District Officers Quarters at Wen Chuang Yang, 1908-11
Half-plate (landscape format). In interior of Territory, 14 miles from Port Edward. [Showing house built on terrace overlooking rather barren landscape, with pine trees behind and beyond].
Douglas Church Kulangsoo, Aug 24.96, 10am, bright, ? F48 or 32, 2 1/2 secs, 1896-08-24
The Rev. Dr Carstairs Douglas was the dedicated leader of the missionary effort in Amoy from 1855 until his death from cholera in 1877. The Church, opened in 1880, was paid for from his estate on the initiative of his brother, Principal Douglas of the Free Church College, Glasgow, Edward Band, ‘Working his purpose out: the history of the English Presbyterian Mission, 1847-1947' (London, 1948), pp. 231-233).