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Portraits of Chinese emperors, empress and famous menPortraits of Chinese emperors and famous men including ruler god Fo-hi 1, philosopher Confucius 2, the bookburner Qin Shi Huang 3, the writer Fo-chen 4, empress Wu Zetian 5 and emperor Taizong
Chinese Emperor Wu Wang in horse-drawn carriageChinese Emperor Wu Wang (Zhou Dynasty) in his eight-horse carriage
MGB custom 8096 WU Date: circa 1965
MGB custom 8096 WU, with trade plates 0992 B Date: circa 1965
FALL / CHOW CHOW / 1939CHOONHAM LI WU TSONG Known as Muff Owned by H.R.H. The Duke of Kent. Date: 1939
Chinese Emperor Wu Wang creates loud explosionsChinese Emperor Yeou Wang (Zhou Dynasty) alarms his enemies with loud explosions. Date: circa 781 - 771 BC
Mr Wu, Grand Theatre, Croydon, SurreyMr Wu, a play by Harry M Vernon and Harold Owen, at the Grand Theatre, Croydon, Surrey. Previously at the Strand and Savoy Theatres, London. 1910s
Chinese Emperor Wu Wang creates loud explosionsThe Chinese Emperor Wu Wang (Zhou Dynasty) uses gunpowder to frighten the enemy
Communist China - Wu Han City commemorationPeople (soldiers and civilians) parading through the streets of Wu Han City (Wuhan) in Communist China during the Cultural Revolution era
The Yellow JacketPhotograph showing various scenes from The Yellow Jacket, staged at the Duke of Yorks theatre in London in 1913. Date: 1913
Mr Wu by H M Vernon and Harold OwenPromotional postcard for Mr Wu by H. M. Vernon and Harold Owen. First produced at the New Theatre, Manchester, 27th October and Strand Theatre, 27th November 1913
Sun Yat Sen and two cohorts - ChineseSun Yat-Sen (1866-1925) - Chinese revolutionary, first president and founding father of the Republic of China. Pictured with two of his colleagues Tang Shaoyi (1863-1938) and Wu Tingfang (1842-1922)
Wu Ti, or Kuan Ti, Chinese war god, and his squire Chou-tsang. Print showing Chinese war god dressed in green with a red face; his squire on the right. Date before 1928
Poster advertising Mr Wu from the Strand TheatrePoster advertising a production of Mr Wu, by Harry M Vernon and Harold Owen. From the Strand Theatre in London it has come to the Pleasure Gardens Theatre, Folkestone
Chinese Empress & SuitorWU TSE-TIEN Chinese Empress shown in her yellow imperial robes. Also pictured is is a courtier of a later period, Jo-Fei (1103- 1141)
China / 100Bc / Wu-Ti & BookEmperor Wu-Ti comments to an assembly on books about Buddhism
Wu Liang Shrine / ReliefStone relief showing a battle scene; Wu family grave, Shantung
Chinese Emperor Wu Wang entertaining with gunpowderThe Chinese Emperor Wu Wang (Zhou Dynasty) uses gunpowder to make loud noises to entertain his guests