Family in BIKANER, RAJASTHAN No. 01.A very fine hand painted photograph of a family in BIKANER, RAJASTHAN. Marked on the back of the mount in script. Translated as DHARMPUR. Circa 1900 Photographer attributed to Hanuman Datta Vjasa ( for similar see Bonhams lot 153 8 Oct 2008.7 x 5.25 ins
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Cabinet card of Prince Damrong Rajanubhab of Thailand No. 02. Cabinet card of Prince Damrong Rajanubhab of Thailand (1862-1943), a son of King Rama IV and brother of King Rama V (Chulalongkorn) of Siam.Some restoration.7 x 4 ins.
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Indian boy prince, Hyderabad, Deccan No. 03. A fine portrait of a minor Indian boy prince from the family of the Nawab-ud- Doula Bahadur, one of the three great Paigah Nobles of Hyderabad, showing his Jewelled Sarpeche and Arm Bands. Two small rust blemishes on it original mount with the photographers label Calastry & Sons, Secunderabad, Madras.11 x 8 ins.
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Group of Famine Victims No. 04. Group of 3 photos No 1) Group of Famine Victims (Original photographs taken from 'Notes on the Famine Tour by the Maharajah Gaekwad of Baroda,1901').Unknown photographer, privately published.7.25 x 5.5 ins
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Famine Tour by the Maharajah Gaekwad of Baroda,1901. No. 05.Group of 3 photos No 2) The photo is printed in the negative "Images of Vadnagar Annagruha" (Original photographs taken from 'Notes on the Famine Tour by the Maharajah Gaekwad of Baroda,1901') Unknown photographer, privately published
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Feeding Station, Famine Tour by the Maharajah Gaekwad of Baroda,1901 No. 06.Group of 3 photos No 3) Feeding Station. (Original photographs taken from 'Notes on the Famine Tour by the Maharajah Gaekwad of Baroda,1901') Unknown photographer, privately published.9 x 7 ins.
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Waterfall No. 07.Waterfall, unknown photographer, circa 1890.11 x 7 ins
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Maharajah and son No. 08.Maharajah and son, probably by Herzog and Higgins of Mhow circa 1890.11 x 7 ins
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Durbar of a Rajasthan Nobleman No. 09.Durbar of a Rajasthan Nobleman, Circa 1910, Photographer: Raghunath Singh, Rajputana.12 x 8 ins.
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The Waterfall No. 10.The Waterfall, Amateur photographer, circa 1890. 10.5 x 7 ins.
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