Landscape format. [Showing the ferry pier and large stone building behind]

Quarter-plate. [No print]. Missing.

Includes material on the IUC as a whole together with a few items on British Universities.

Landscape format. In foreground is the site of the Old British Cantonment of 1839: note Chinese Temple across the bay. [A misty distance].

Half-plate. [A jungly picture with steep path to the left on which are two rickshaws being pulled/pushed by two natives each one carrying a woman up and the other a bowler hatted man down].

Half-plate. (Chinese Gardener at work). [Gardener with Chinese hat raking grass slope below Government House].

Half-plate (landscape format).

268 x 200 mm. View from Victoria looking out across the harbour towards the Kowloon Peninsula. The harbour itself is crowded with various types of vessels at anchor.

268 x 207 mm. Duplicate of Y3077C/3.

584 x 215 mm (two prints joined). Panoramic view from the Peak looking north over the city of Victoria, Victoria Harbour and towards Kowloon. In the right hand print, at the bottom, can be seen the Roman Catholic Cathedral, with the prison beyond.

130 x 80 mm. postcard.

A series of photographs of universities in Hong Kong.

A series of photographs of Universities in Hong Kong.

A view looking along a street in Victoria (?Wardley Street) with carts and rickshaws in the roadway.

A view along Ice House Lane, off Queen's Road, Victoria, with a row of sedan chairs parked at the right of the street. At the end of the lane can be seen the studio of Mee Cheung, a Chinese commercial photographer who advertises his premises in the 'Directory and Chronicle for China' (1901 ed) as being located at 'Top floor of Ice House'.

A rather blurred view showing four Chinese carrying two sedan chairs.

An unidentified street scene in Hong Kong with sedan chairs and pedestrians in the foreground. The shop signs include those of two photographers, Tai Woo and Hung Choung.

Half-plate. [No print]. Missing.

A view showing the front façade of the bank, from Queen's Road, with a fountain in the foreground.

London: published according to Act of Parliament at the Hydrographic Office of the Admiralty, May 4th 1847

This is a three part black and white panorama, measuring 127 x 2310 mm. in total. The individual sheets are numbered 1696a-c.

London: published according to Act of Parliament at the Hydrographic Office of the Admiralty, May 4th 1847

This is a three part colour reproduction, measuring 127 x 2310 mm. in total, pulled from the original Admiralty copper plates. It was published in 1991 to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the cession of Hong Kong to the United Kingdom. The individual sheets are numbered 1696a-c.

A view showing a houseboat on the Chu River.

A view showing a crowded settlement of warehouses and huts on the bank of the Chu River.

A view along the river bank.

A view showing three-masted junks on the Chu River, a good composition spoiled through lack of tonal contrast.