Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), [Colonnade, Minatchi Pagoda, Madura], [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122972
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858, Descriptive Notes by the Rev. W. Tracy, M.A. Accompanying The Stereographs of Madura. 1858 [6 of 27], Book page, British Library, LL/123016
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), View of the entrance from the Mundabam inside [Madura]., [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122962
Archaeological Survey of India, 1895, Gold and silver vessels, Ranganayakasvami Temple [Ranganatha Temple], Srirangam, Trichinopoly District, Photograph, British Library, LL/73526
Henry Cousens, 1896, Tatta, Karachi District, Sindh. Interior of Jam Nizam-Ud-Din's Tomb, Photographic print, British Library, LL/37196
Unidentified photographer(s), 1918, July, A.G. Two-Seater (Type C.iv.) [Aerial recognition photographs], Book page, British Library, LL/66066
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), W. front of the [Poodoo Mundabam, Madura]., [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122958
O.S. Baudesson, 1882, Carved wood and ivory door in the Chandra Mahal, City Palace, Udaipur, Photographic print, British Library, LL/112809
Herzog & Higgins, 1903, 7 January, The Delhi Durbar: elephant carriage of the Maharaja of Rewa at the Retainers' Review, British Library, LL/6762
Willoughby Wallace Hooper, 1886, Group of Pagodas on the road, near the river, leading from the bottom of B road to the landing-place, [Mandalay], Photograph, British Library, LL/49682
Unidentified photographer, 1863, Mr Breton's house in Puebla de los Angeles, Mexico, during the siege of 1863, Albumen print, British Library, LL/6499
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), Upper corner of one of the side halls in the quadrangle [Madura]., [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122995
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/58608
William M. Munro, 1906, A hazy moon., Photograph, British Library, LL/130441
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), The Muduramiar Mundabam [Madura]., [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122963
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), Viravasuntarayan Mundabam [Viravasanta Raya Mundapam, Madura]., [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122979
Willoughby Wallace Hooper, 1886, Munnipoories. [Manipuris]. The country to which these men belong lies to the north-west of Burmah, [Burmah], Photograph, British Library, LL/73486
Willoughby Wallace Hooper, 1886, A gang of Dacoits being conveyed down the river from Mandalay to Rangoon on board one of the Irrawaddy Flotilla Company's steamers, [Burmah], Photograph, British Library, LL/73475
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
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), Inner arcade on the north side of the quadrangle [Madura]., [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122992
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), Part of the outer Prakarum, or corridor of the temple of the god Sundareshwara in the Great Pagoda with Vahanums [Madura]., [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122967
Thomas Sedgwick Steele (author), 1880, Two hundred miles through the Maine Forests, Book illustration, British Library, LL/52508
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), Contents page for Linnaeus Tripe, 1858, Stereographs of Madura…with descriptions by the Rev. W. Tracy, M.A.. (Madras) [2 of 2], Contents page, British Library, LL/122935
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858, Descriptive Notes by the Rev. W. Tracy, M.A. Accompanying The Stereographs of Madura. 1858 [10 of 27], Book page, British Library, LL/123020
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
Henry Robert Harmer or William Thornton Fisher (embossed stamp), 1857-1861 (publication), Foot of common fly., Albumen print, photomicrograph, circular, British Library, LL/126434
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858, Descriptive Notes by the Rev. W. Tracy, M.A. Accompanying The Stereographs of Madura. 1858 [25 of 27], Book page, British Library, LL/123035
J.E. Mayall, 1851, Hiram Powers, Sculptor, The Greek Slave, Daguerreotyped by Mayall, Steel engraving, British Library, LL/121625
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
Adolphe Duperly, 1840, Market street (Falmouth), [Daguerian Excursions in Jamaica, pl. 23], Lithograph, based on a daguerreotype, British Library, LL/49654
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 [24 of 27], Book page, British Library, LL/123034
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858, Descriptive Notes by the Rev. W. Tracy, M.A. Accompanying The Stereographs of Madura. 1858 [21 of 27], Book page, British Library, LL/123031
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), Ruins outside the Hall of amusements in the Palace [Madura]., [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122996
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), Title page for Linnaeus Tripe, 1858, Stereographs of Madura…with descriptions by the Rev. W. Tracy, M.A.. (Madras), Title page, British Library, LL/122933
Joseph David Beglar, 1875, Statues in the colonnade of the Chaunsath Yogini Temple, Bheraghat, Jabalpur District, Photographic print, British Library, LL/37207
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
Philip Henry Delamotte, 1855, Workshop of the Egyptian Court, Restoration of Monuments, [Rebuilding the Crystal Palace], Photographic print, British Library, LL/40227
Edwin Clay Blair, n.d., Monsters of the deep cast ashore at River John, Nova Scotia, 1918. No. 4., Photograph, British Library, LL/127217
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
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), The Nowbut Khanah [Madura]. (Palace of Tirumalai Nayak.), [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122988
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858, Descriptive Notes by the Rev. W. Tracy, M.A. Accompanying The Stereographs of Madura. 1858 [22 of 27], Book page, British Library, LL/123032
W. Mountain, 1884, Advertisement for W. Mountain's Royal Academy Studios, Advert, British Library, LL/37237
Willoughby Wallace Hooper, 1885, Front of King Theebaw's Palace, [Mandalay]. This picture was taken on the afternoon of the 28th Nov, the day on which the King was made prisoner, Photograph, British Library, LL/49686
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
Willoughby Wallace Hooper, 1886, A couple of Burmese young ladies, one of whom is engaged in making 'cheroots', an occupation which fills up a good deal of their time, the demand for these articles in Burmah being very great, [Burmah], Photograph, British Library, LL/73496
O.S. Baudesson, 1882, Carved wooden door inlaid with ivory in the Badi Mahal, City Palace, Udaipur, Photographic print, British Library, LL/112808
Alexander Rea, 1892 (ca), Silver and gold-plated vahana in the form of a nandi in the Kumbheshvara Temple, Kumbakonam, Photograph, British Library, LL/73523
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), Entrance to the 1000 pillared Mundabam [Madura]., [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122975
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
Robert Gill, 1868, View from the right of Facade of Buddhist vihara, Cave II, Ajanta, Stereoview, British Library, LL/37210
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), Another part of the outer Prakarum of the Sundareshwara Temple [Madura]., [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122968
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), 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
William Russell Sedgfield, 1862, Book cover for William & Mary Howitt, 1862, Ruined Abbeys and Castles of Great Britain, (London: A.W. Bennett), Book cover, front, British Library, LL/62531
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), Dhwajastumbum of the Permaul Pagoda [Madura]. (The Dwajastambam of the Perumal Pagoda.), [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/123001
Dixon & Son, 1880, Tennis Court, James Street, Haymarket, [Relics of Old London], Photographic print, British Library, LL/87070
Willoughby Wallace Hooper, 1885, One of King Theebaw's war steamers fully armed and equipped for the purpose of annihilating the presumptuous "Kalars", Photograph, British Library, LL/49684
William Stairs, Son, and Morrow (Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada), 1921, Living model in plumbing fixtures. Photo B. [Coal burning stove], Gelatin silver print, British Library, LL/130992
Willoughby Wallace Hooper, 1886, A Baker's Shop in the Chinese quarter of the town. It is not perhaps a very inviting place, nevertheless the bread made in Mandalay is exceedingly good, [Burmah], Photograph, British Library, LL/73488
Unidentified photographer / artist, 1880, [Distant view of the] Memorial Well, Cawnpore, Albumen print, British Library, LL/49470
H.A. Mirza, 1907 (ca), Picture of the City of Medina the Radiant, [Views of Mecca and Medina], Photograph, on blue card mount, British Library, LL/58611
William Stairs, Son, and Morrow (Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada), 1921, Living model in plumbing fixtures. Photo N [Modern shower], Gelatin silver print, British Library, LL/130993