Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), Street with Mundabams and cars [Madura]. (The Bazar Street.), [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122938
Henry Fox Talbot, 1844, 22 March (prior to), A Scene in a Library, Coloured and waxed salted paper print from a calotype negative, British Library, LL/78335
Felice Beato, 1860, Page from sale catalogue for Photographic Views and Panoramas Taken by Signor F. Beato During the Indian Mutiny in1857-58 and the Late War in China …, Sales catalogue, British Library, LL/97177
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), Upper corner of one of the side halls in the quadrangle [Madura]., [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122995
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), View across the nave in the Poodoo Mundabam [Madura]., [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122946
Willoughby Wallace Hooper, 1886, Some of King Theebaw's Guards at the East Gate of the Palace enclosure, [Mandalay], the day we entered, [Burmah], Photograph, British Library, LL/73491
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), Inner arcade on the north side of the quadrangle [Madura]., [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122992
Unidentified photographer, 1885 (or earlier), A Print from a Negative (found in the Palace) of King Theebaw, Queen Soopy-a-lat and her sister, Photograph, British Library, LL/49688
Robert Gill, 1868, Interior view from the right of the verandah of Buddhist vihara, Cave XXIV, Ajanta, Stereoview, detail, British Library, LL/37226
Unidentified photographer, 1870-1871, The Gallery of Louis XIII at Versailles, used as a hospital in the winter of 1870-71, Albumen print, British Library, LL/6496
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), Approach to the Raya Gopuram [Madura]., [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122939
Willoughby Wallace Hooper, 1886, Much of the water used by the inhabitants within the city walls is drawn from the moat, and this is chiefly done by the small boys of the family who come out for that purpose, morning and evening…, [Burmah], Photograph, British Library, LL/73487
Willoughby Wallace Hooper, 1886, The remains of a magnificent Kyoung, adjoining those occupied by the Hampshire Regiment, which was burnt down on the 24th March, 1886, [Burmah], Photograph, British Library, LL/73497
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), Part of the Palace roof [Madura]., [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122994
H.A. Mirza, 1907 (ca), Picture of the Sanctuary of Medina the Radiant, [Views of Mecca and Medina], Photograph, on blue card mount, British Library, LL/58606
Myles Garner, 1887, 1 June, Advertisement for Myles Garner, photographer, Advert, British Library, LL/37234
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), View of the Raya Gopuram from S. W. [Madura], [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122943
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858, Descriptive Notes by the Rev. W. Tracy, M.A. Accompanying The Stereographs of Madura. 1858 [3 of 27], Book page, British Library, LL/123013
Unidentified photographer / artist, 1860 (ca), Dr. John Murray, British Library, LL/6754
Robert & Harriet Tytler, 1858, No. 10. Near view of the Taj [Mahal] from the river Jumna, Agra. Taj means sepulchre on an extensive scale: the Emperors of Delhi lie here., Photographic print, British Library, LL/41279
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858, Descriptive Notes by the Rev. W. Tracy, M.A. Accompanying The Stereographs of Madura. 1858 [16 of 27], Book page, British Library, LL/123026
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), Group of sculptures at the entrance of the nave from the W. Portico, taken from inside [Madura]., [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122954
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), Entrance to the 1000 pillared Mundabam [Madura]., [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122975
Robert Gill, 1868-1870, 'Chapel' in right end of verandah of Buddhist vihara, Cave XXI, Ajanta, Photographic print, British Library, LL/37219
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858, Descriptive Notes by the Rev. W. Tracy, M.A. Accompanying The Stereographs of Madura. 1858 [20 of 27], Book page, British Library, LL/123030
Philip Henry Delamotte, 1855, The Triclinium, Fauces, and Ala, of the Pompeian Court, [Rebuilding the Crystal Palace], Photographic print, British Library, LL/40222
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), [The Teppa-kulam] from N. [Madura], [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122987
W. Mountain, 1884, Advertisement for W. Mountain's Royal Academy Studios, Advert, British Library, LL/37237
Unidentified photographer(s), 1918, July, Twin-Engine A.E.G. (Type G.iv.), Book page, British Library, LL/66067
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858, Descriptive Notes by the Rev. W. Tracy, M.A. Accompanying The Stereographs of Madura. 1858 [11 of 27], Book page, British Library, LL/123021
Adolphe Duperly, 1840, Ordnance Yard (Taken From Port Royal Street), [Daguerian Excursions in Jamaica, pl. 8], Lithograph, based on a daguerreotype, British Library, LL/49653
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858, Descriptive Notes by the Rev. W. Tracy, M.A. Accompanying The Stereographs of Madura. 1858 [12 of 27], Book page, British Library, LL/123022
Henry Robert Harmer or William Thornton Fisher (embossed stamp), 1857-1861 (publication), Tongue of honey bee., Albumen print, photomicrograph, circular, British Library, LL/126436
Archaeological Survey of India, 1895, Gold and silver vessels, Ranganayakasvami Temple [Ranganatha Temple], Srirangam, Trichinopoly District, Photograph, British Library, LL/73526
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), N. end of the West Portico [Madura]., [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122952
Madho Prasad, 1905 (ca), [Top of broken pillar in foreground with the famous Sarnath lion capital standing on the ground beyond.], Photograph, British Library, LL/125300
O.S. Baudesson, 1880, View of the City Palace, with entrance gateway in the foreground, Udaipur, Photographic print, British Library, LL/112801
Philip Henry Delamotte, 1855, Candelabrum of the Salle De La Paix, and other Objects in Nave, [Rebuilding the Crystal Palace], Photographic print, British Library, LL/40171
Willoughby Wallace Hooper, 1886, An immense Pyah or basement built by King Mintaya Gyee at Mengoon, with the intention of erecting a Pagoda on it which should be the highest building in the world…[Mingun Pagoda], [Burmah], Photograph, British Library, LL/73493
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858, Descriptive Notes by the Rev. W. Tracy, M.A. Accompanying The Stereographs of Madura. 1858 [8 of 27], Book page, British Library, LL/123018
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), Statues of former rajas of Madura., [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122948
1841, Spring (probably), Patent Photographic Likenesses taken by Wolcott's Reflecting Aparatus [sic] at the Royal Polytechnic Institution, Regent Street [London], Studio label, British Library, LL/76696
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858, Descriptive Notes by the Rev. W. Tracy, M.A. Accompanying The Stereographs of Madura. 1858 [26 of 27], Book page, British Library, LL/123036
H.A. Mirza, 1907 (ca), Picture of the Bab 'Anbari', [Views of Mecca and Medina], Photograph, on blue card mount, British Library, LL/58612
Babu Jageswar Prasad, 1883, Dasasumedhaghat [Benares], Photograph, British Library, LL/125298
Alexander Rea, 1892 (ca), Silver and gold-plated vahana in the form of an elephant in the Kumbheshvara Temple, Kumbakonam, Photograph, British Library, LL/73522
Unidentified photographer, 1894, H.H. Shahu Chhatrapati Maharaj [seated with palace servants], Photographic print, British Library, LL/37209
H.A. Mirza, 1907 (ca), Picture of Mount 'Arafat', [Views of Mecca and Medina], Photograph, on blue card mount, British Library, LL/58610
Dixon & Son, 1880, Tennis Court, James Street, Haymarket, [Relics of Old London], Photographic print, British Library, LL/87070
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), View of Madura from the roof with part of the sub court on the left., [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122998
Messrs. Appleton & Co. (Bradford), 1889, Alexander Keighley, Photographic print, Woodburytype ?, British Library, LL/40167
H.A. Mirza, 1907 (ca), Picture of the Sanctuary of Mecca the Great, [Views of Mecca and Medina], Photograph, on blue card mount, British Library, LL/58609
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), Arcade on the south side of the quadrangle [Madura]., [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122991
Robert Gill, 1868-1869, East inner colonnade from the court of the ruins at Mehekar (Mehkar), Buldana District, Berar, Photographic print, British Library, LL/37216
Herzog & Higgins, 1903, 7 January, The Delhi Durbar: elephant carriage of the Maharaja of Rewa at the Retainers' Review, British Library, LL/6762
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), Near view of the entrance to [the Temple of Minatchi, Madura]., [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122961
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858, Descriptive Notes by the Rev. W. Tracy, M.A. Accompanying The Stereographs of Madura. 1858, Title page, British Library, LL/123010
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858, Descriptive Notes by the Rev. W. Tracy, M.A. Accompanying The Stereographs of Madura. 1858 [18 of 27], Book page, British Library, LL/123028
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), Contents page for Linnaeus Tripe, 1858, Stereographs of Madura…with descriptions by the Rev. W. Tracy, M.A.. (Madras) [1 of 2], Contents page, British Library, LL/122934
Robert Gill, 1871, Close view of doorway of the Chintamani Mahadeva Temple, Kothali, Buldana District, Berar [sic. Mahadeva Temple, Kothali], Photographic print, British Library, LL/37218
Willoughby Wallace Hooper, 1886, Phoongyees with Mendicant Pots in their hands going their rounds to receive the food given them by the charitably disposed, [Mandalay], [Burmah], Photograph, British Library, LL/73494
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858, Descriptive Notes by the Rev. W. Tracy, M.A. Accompanying The Stereographs of Madura. 1858 [14 of 27], Book page, British Library, LL/123024
Philip Henry Delamotte, 1855, The Toro Farnese and other Sculpture in the Greek Court, [Rebuilding the Crystal Palace], Photographic print, British Library, LL/40221
Philip Henry Delamotte, 1855, Colossal Vase from the Public Garden at Berlin, by Professor Drake, [Rebuilding the Crystal Palace], Photographic print, British Library, LL/40177
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858, Descriptive Notes by the Rev. W. Tracy, M.A. Accompanying The Stereographs of Madura. 1858 [17 of 27], Book page, British Library, LL/123027
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), [View of Madura from the roof] looking towards Secunder malie., [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122999
Adolphe Duperly, 1840, A View Of The Ordnance Yard (Taken From The Wharf), [Daguerian Excursions in Jamaica, pl. 1], Lithograph, based on a daguerreotype, British Library, LL/49657
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), The Police ameen of Madura (Ramasawmy Iyer) and his children., [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/123003