Bombay Collection (page 26)

A fisherman in front of the skyscrapers of the Malabar Hills in Mumbai (Bombay), Maharashtra, India, Asia

Bombay, India. 1858

ROUND THE WORLD YACHTING IN THE CEYLON, BOMBAY: 1. A Native Boat;2 & 4
ROUND THE WORLD YACHTING IN THE " CEYLON, " BOMBAY: 1. A Native Boat; 2 & 4. Bombay Types; 3. Reefing a Lateen Sail; 5. A Fakeer in a Holy Brahmin Village; 6

A REGATTA AT BOMBAY: 1. The Final Heat for the Champion Sculls; 2. Maharatta Fishermen (Hindoos); 3. Steam-Launch Race; 4. The Competition for the Royal Bombay Yacht Club; 5

The harbor of Bombay, India. Engraving of 1857

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Statue of her Majesty in the Victoria Gardens, Bombay, Presented by the Guicowar of Baroda

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Indian Sketches: Sir Jamsetjee Jeejeebhoys School of Art at Bombay

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The Hydraulic Lift Graving Dock at Bombay

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The Grand Durbar at Bombay: the Viceroy of India and a Group of Native Princes

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The Grand Durbar at Bombay: View of the Esplanade from the Top of Bazaargate Street

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The Grand Durbar at Bombay: View from the West End of Wellington Road, Arrival of Lord Northbrook at Bombay

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The Grand Durbar at Bombay: the Investiture Procession and General View of the Tents

The Tour of the Czarevitch in India, his Imperial Highnesss Arrival at Bombay

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BOMBAY BROKERS AND TRADERS: A " Brokers room" of an English merchant in Bombay. On the staff of each European firm is a broker, or clerk, acting in the same capacity

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Proclaiming the Queen Empress of India: Proclaiming the Imperial Title at Bombay

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A Meeting of the Commanders-In-Chief of the Army in India: General the Hon. Arthur Edward Hardinge, C.B. Bombay Presidency; Lieutenant-General Sir Frederick S. Roberts, Bart

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The Recent Campaign in Egypt: Festivities at Bombay in Honour of the Return of the Indian Contingent

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Ruined Bungalow at Bombay, Scene of the Fatal Accident to the Hon. Narayen Vasudeo, India

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Viaduct over the Taptee, Near Surat, for the Bombay, Baroda, and Central India Railway, 1862

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Centrepiece of a Service of Plate for a Bombay Merchant, by Messrs. Elkington and Co. 1867

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Burning of the Ship " the Thomas Thompson, " on her Voyage from Bombay to Liverpool, the Crew Rescued by the " barrackpore"

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Entertainment Given to Lord Elphinstone at Sans Souci, Near Bombay, Gateway of the Mansion Decorated for the Occasion

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The Residence of Sir Jamsetjee Jeejeebhoy, at Bombay, Illuminated, from a Photograph by Mp. H. Hinton, Proclamation of the Queens Rule in India, the Illuminations

India Map Gotha, Justus Perthes, 1876, Atlas. Perthes, Johan Georg Justus 1749 aaa 1816
India Map Gotha, Justus Perthes, 1876, Atlas. Perthes, Johan Georg Justus 1749 aa 1816, German publisher, was born in Rudolstadt in 1749

Bombay Green, South Mumbai, India in 1767, from A Short History of the English
KW392534 Bombay Green, South Mumbai, India in 1767, from A Short History of the English People by J. R. Green, published 1893 (litho) by English School

Departure of Indian Troops (13th Bengal Infantry) from Bombay, India

Unveiling a Statue of the Prince of Wales Presented to the City of Bombay by Sir Albert Sassoon, C.s.T. India, Engraving 1879

Presentation of the Freedom of the City to Sir Albert D. Sassoon, K.s.I.: Organ Presented by Sir A.D. Sassoon to the Town Hall, Bombay, India, 1873 Engraving

BOMBAY BURNES MEDAL, INDIA, 1851 engraving

Scenes on the Railway from Bombay to Khandalla, Bhor Ghats, India, Engraving 1890

Native Women (Bombay Presidency), Converts to Christianity
NATIVE WOMEN (BOMBAY PRESIDENCY), CONVERTS TO CHRISTIANITY. The Bombay Presidency was a province of British India. It was first established at Surat in the 17th century as a trading post for

Parsee Cotton Merchants of Bombay, India

A Hindoo Pagoda at Malabar Hill, Near Bombay, India

A Native Charity in Bombay: Mr. P. H. Cama, Parsi Merchant
A Native Charity in Bombay: Mr. P.H. Cama, Parsi Merchant. (Left); the Cama Obstetric Hospital, Bombay, India (Right)

The Races at Aboo, in Bombay, 1847

India 1889, Lord Reay, Governor of Bombay, Prince Albert Victor, Lady Reay, Sir E. Bradford

Landing at the Apollo Bunder, Bombay-Prince Albert Victor Setting Foot on Indian Soil for the First Time, Prince Albert Victor in India 1889

Prince Albert Victor in India: The Prince and the Duke of Connaught en route from the Bunder to the Secretariat, Bombay, 1889

Map of British Southern India, 1872 (colour lithograph)
XCF267431 Map of British Southern India, 1872 (colour lithograph) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; English, out of copyright

The Indian Section of the Colonial and Indian Exhibition, 1886: Specimens of Native
THE INDIAN SECTION OF THE COLONIAL AND INDIAN EXHIBITION, 1886: SPECIMENS OF NATIVE ART WORKMANSHIP: Water Vessel made in Lucknow, Pillars belonging to the Marble Palace in the Fort of Agra

To Bombay and China on a P. &o. Steamship, 1886: 1
TO BOMBAY AND CHINA ON A P.&O. STEAMSHIP, 1886: 1. The " Massilia". 2. Sorting the Indian Mails in the Red Sea. 3. A Study in Black and White. 4. Washing Decks in the Red Sea at 6 A.M. 5

The Duke and Duchess of Connaught at Bombay, India, 1883: the Royal Party Landing at the Shamiana

The Native Agitation in India: a Meeting in the Town Hall, Bombay, in Support of Mr. Ilberts Criminal Jurisdiction Bill, 1883

Natives Preparing Illuminations on the Esplanade, Bombay, India, 1876

The Prince of Wales Dining in the Caves of Elephanta, Bombay, India, 1876

The Royal Visit to India: the serapis with the Prince of Wales on Board
The Royal Visit to India: the " serapis " with the Prince of Wales on Board Leaving Bombay Harbour, 1876

1. The Indian Government steamer May Frere, with the Prince of Wales on board, passing Aguada Fort, Goa. 2. The Island of Jinjeeraa'Harbour of Rajpuri, fifty miles from Bombay

THE TRIAL OF THE GUICOWAR OF BARODA, 1875: THE HON. A. R. SCOBLE, Advocate-General
THE TRIAL OF THE GUICOWAR OF BARODA, 1875: THE HON. A.R. SCOBLE, Advocate-General, Bombay, Crown prosecutor

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