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The Manirung Pass
Samuel Bourne
1866
[Mussucks for Crossing the Beas River Below Bajoura]
Samuel Bourne
1866
The Manirung Pass
Samuel Bourne
1860s
Mrs. Sylvanus Bourne
John Singleton Copley
1766
[The Earl Canning, K.G., K.S.I., G.C.B., Calcutta]
Bourne and Shepherd
1858–61
[A shooting Party in Camp Srinuggar, Kashmir]
Samuel Bourne
1864
The Burning Ghàt, Calcutta
Samuel Bourne
ca. 1865
Tree Fern
Samuel Bourne
1860s
[Album of 102 Views of India]
Samuel Bourne
1860s–90s
[Views of India and the Himalayas]
Samuel Bourne
1860s
Photo Views Taken in India, S Martin, Calcutta, 1888
dated 1888
The Royal Visit to Hyderabad (Deccan) January 1889, Lala Deen Dayal Photographer, Secunderabad & Indore, CI(?)
dated January 1889
Rajputana
19th century
Calcutta and Bengal Proper. Numbered on spine: X Calcutta and Bengal Proper
19th century
Madras and Southern India. Numbered on spine: XVI Madras and Southern India, (vol. 2)
19th century
Burma. Numbered on spine: VII Burma (vol 1)
19th century
Madras and Southern India. Numbered on spine: XV Madras and Southern India, (vol. 1)
19th century
Karachi. Numbered on spine: XIV Karachi
19th century
Bombay. Numbered on spine: VI Bombay (vol.2)
19th century
Visit of their Excellencies, the Earl and Countess of Willingdon to Baroda, December 1932
dated December 1932
320 Photographs, Many of Indian Life; 1890–1900
dated 1890–1900
Bombay. Numbered on spine: V Bombay (vol.1)
19th century
Burma. Numbered on spine: VIII Burma (vol. 2)
19th century
Darjeeling. Numbered on spine: XIL Darjeeling
19th century
Bombay, Bangalore, Venice, etc.
19th century
Types of the Indian Army, Illustrating the Races Enlisted in the Bengal, Punjab, Madras and Bombay Armies. F Brenmner, Quetta, June 1897.
dated June 1897