Scope and Contents

258 x 177 mm. Watercolour sketch of a female with a small lake in the foreground. Captioned on the reverse in Swettenham's hand and possibly painted by him.

Scope and Contents

Captn Hsieh Ping-Kuei King of the Western Regions (Dong Chui Lu) returns to his wife Lady Precious Stream (LimXoon Teak) after 18 years of adventure in the Western Regions.

Scope and Contents

Lady Precious, KL [Kuala Lumpur].

Scope and Contents

Hsieh Ping-Kuei (Engah Kom) seen in his dressing room before his act.

Scope and Contents

Lady Precious, KL [Kuala Lumpur].

Scope and Contents

Actress Fooing Man Hel puts finishing touches and headdress of Lady Precious Stream (E Leong ).

Scope and Contents

Print and negative.

Scope and Contents

Sir Edward Gent at a procession in front of the Selangor Club KL [Kuala Lumpur].

Scope and Contents

Sir Edward Gent at a procession in front of the Selangor Club KL [Kuala Lumpur].

Scope and Contents

Sir Edward Gent at a procession in front of the Selangor Club KL [Kuala Lumpur].

Scope and Contents

Sir Edward Gent at a procession in front of the Selangor Club KL [Kuala Lumpur].

Scope and Contents

Sir Edward Gent at a procession in front of the Selangor Club KL [Kuala Lumpur].

Scope and Contents

Sir Edward Gent at a procession in front of the Selangor Club KL [Kuala Lumpur].

Scope and Contents

Sir Edward Gent at a procession in front of the Selangor Club KL [Kuala Lumpur].

Scope and Contents

Sir Edward Gent at a procession in front of the Selangor Club KL [Kuala Lumpur].

Scope and Contents

292 x 248 mm (mounted on card). A group photograph showing the members of two cricket teams on the steps of the Selangor Club. No identifications have been made. The photograph was evidently taken on the same occasion as the following two prints.

Scope and Contents

291 x 242 mm (mounted on card). Showing the players of one of the teams seen in the preceding print seated on the steps of the Selangor Club.

Scope and Contents

291 x 242 mm (mounted on card). Showing the teams seen in BAM 4/34, five ladies, and a Malay band grouped in front of the Selangor Club.

Scope and Contents

203 x 155 mm. Showing S.M. Yong, Chairman of the Malaysian Bar Council, making a speech at the inauguration. To his right is seated Cecil Majella Sheridan, Attorney General of Malaysia.

Scope and Contents 203 x 155 mm. Showing the Duke of Gloucester, as representative of the Queen, making a speech at the Independence ceremony. Behind him on the platform are seated: Tuanku Syed PUTRA (1920-) Raja of Perlis and Yang di-Pertuan Agong 1960-1965; Sir Donald MacGILLIVRAY, last High Commissioner for the Federation of Malaya; Tuanku Abdul RAHMAN (1895-1960), Yang di-Pertuan Besar of the Negri [i.e. Negeri] and first Yang di-Petuan Agong of Independent Malaya; Tuanku Abdul Rahman PUTRA (1903-),...

Scope and Contents

203 x 155 mm. Similar to preceding print but showing Tuanku Abdul Rahman Putra receiving the Constitutional Instruments from the Duke of Gloucester.

Scope and Contents This is a large file of material provided by A.H. Dickinson, Inspector General of Police, Straits Settlements and Chief Security Officer, Malaya; R.B. Corridon, Assistant Superintendent of Police, Security Service; F.A.S. Caldwell, Police Intelligence Branch; C.W. Dawson, Secretary for Defence; Guy Madoc, Federated Malay States Police Intelligence; Forbes Wallace, Assistant Commissioner of Police, Federated Malay States; T.P.M. Lewis, Education Department, Federated Malay States; J.N....

Scope and Contents

Guard of Honour K.L. Sir Hugh Clifford and HRH coming down line.

Scope and Contents

A memoir by Josephine Foss describing her teaching career in Malaya, which began in 1923, and included a major contribution to the development of Pudu English Girls' School (3 sheets; 2 copies). Five early photographs of the school are filed with the memoir and have been listed as Y3031E.

Scope and Contents

206 x 145 mm. Showing the National Museum building with murals on the exterior depicting Malaysia at work and at play. A note on the reverse reads:

'Two murals of Italian Glass Mosiac depicting Malaysia at work and play on each wing of the National Museum form a striking vista of old Malay architecture at the entrance of Kuala Lumpur's photogenic Lake Gardens'.