View looking across the courtyard towards the palace buildings, with two youths seated beneath the carved images in the centre of the open space.

104 x 60 mm. View of a small temple.

152 x 110 mm. View of Na Phra Lan Square, with statue of King Chulalongkorn and the Throne Hall (Phra Tinang Ananta Samakon) in the background.

152 x 110 mm. View from river showing Wat Arun, Temple of Dawn.

32 x 52 mm.

105 x 55 mm. A view looking along a canal towards a stone bridge possibly in Bangkok.

147 x 105 mm. View looking along a canal lined with houses on piles, presumably in Bangkok.

A diary of Le Sueur's experiences in South-East Asia, October 1998-April 1999, 270 pages, including 48 pages of photographs and 4 pages of maps. The areas covered are, in order, Thailand; Laos; Northern Vietnam; South Vietnam; Cambodia; Luzon, Palawan, Central Archipaelago and Mindanao (Philippines); Sabah (Malaysia); Brunei; Sarawak (Malaysia); Western Malaysia; Bangkok.

267 x 218 mm. View looking towards the entrance of the temple whose doors are flanked by massive guardian statues.

86 x 65 mm.

290 x 234 mm. View looking up the hillside towards the spire and part of the temple at the summit of Wat Chang or the ‘Golden Mountain’. The buildings are approached by a wide road that winds around the hill.

60 x 83 mm.

290 x 237 mm. View from the waterside looking across the canal towards houses raised on piles on the further bank.

289 x 237 mm. View looking along the waterway lined with small boats, and with houses on piles lining the canal on the left hand side. The print itself is uncaptioned: this title is taken from that above Y3077A/47, the print evidently having been pasted to the wrong page.

60 x 80 mm.

176 x 110 mm. View looking across a canal or river, presumably in or near Bangkok, with waterfront houses on the further bank.

Ink and colour, 410 x 330 mm. A neater but identical copy of RCMS 65/9/9/1.

Ink and colour, 410 x 330 mm. With note: 'This sketch is taken from several sketches & descriptions furnished by native Christian Burmese & Siamese travellers.' Place names are entered in both Thai and Burmese forms. There are also notes concerning Lieutenant Shortland's journey in 1827 from Martaban to Three Pagodas.

Notes on the tides at the head of the Gulf of Siam and in the river leading up to Bangkok (not by Burney). 2 pages.

60 x 80 mm. exterior view.

83 x 60 mm exterior view.

2 pages.

98 x 125 mm. Full length seated portrait of the ‘First Queen’ (half-sister of the King) with two young children.

291 x 238 mm. View from a tower looking down onto the temple precincts. There appears to be some confusion in captioning with this and the following prints: this title, which evidently relates to this print, is in fact taken from Y3077A/50.

2 pages.