Images Dated 30th April 2018 (page 3)

King of Cabal and a Nepalese man. 1832

Inhabitants of Boulogne and Monk of La Trappe
Inhabitants of Boulogne (dancing couple) and a Trappist Monk (of La Trappe). 1834

Hottentots and Bosjesmans of South Africa. 1834

Woman with Goitres, Traveller in Swiss Alps
Woman with Goitres (swollen neck) and Traveller, both in the Swiss Alps. 1834

Dutch Boer and Wife, South Africa. 1839

Chinese Soldier and Chief of Lew Chew (Loochoo, Ryukyu, Okinawa, Japan). 1832

Caffree and Booshuana men
Caffree (Afro-Indian) and Booshuana men (from the Botswana area of southern Africa). 1839

Bey of Tripoli and a Moor
Bey of Tripoli (now Libya) and a Moor (Moorish man). 1839

Austrian Man and Hungarian Peasant
An Austrian Man near the River Hanak and a Hungarian Peasant. 1832

Ashantee Captain and Cabossier
Ashantee (Ashanti) Captain in his War Dress and a Cabossier dressed in a Cloak of Ashantee Cloth, West Africa. 1834

Araucanians of Chile
Araucanians of Araucania, central Chile. 1837

Tartar Guide and Neapolitan Priest
A Tartar Guide and a Neapolitan Priest. 1828

Albanian Soldier and Rhapsodos (Rhapsode or Bard, performer of epic poetry). 1832

African Mode of Travelling for white colonials. 1837

Sikh and Mandarin
A Sikh and a Mandarin. 1837

Peasant Woman and Lady of Canada
A Peasant Woman of Canada and A Lady of Canada. 1832

Sheshonee Man and Woman
Sheshonee (Shoshone or Shoshoni) Man and Woman, Native American Indians. 1832

Man and Woman of the Kuril Islands, Russia
A Man and Woman of the Kuril Islands between Russia and Japan. 1832

Leetakoo Chief and Lady of Quality
A Leetakoo Chief and a Lady of Quality, from Litakun, Litakoo, or Lattakoo, now Dithakong, South Africa. 1839

French Canadian and Inhabitant of Quebec
A French Canadian man and an Inhabitant of Quebec. 1832

Belooche Soldier and Belooche Woman
A Belooche Soldier and a Belooche Woman (Baloch, Baluch, from Baluchistan or Balochistan, India, now in Pakistan). 1835

Michael Thomas Bass, Lord Burton, brewer, son of Michael Bass, founder of the firm. circa 1900

Michael Bass, founder of the brewing firm

Many Folk Misfitz - Wales - Welsh Girl. early 20th century

Many Folk Misfitz - Turkey - Turkish Boy. early 20th century

Many Folk Misfitz - Spain - Spanish Boy. early 20th century

Many Folk Misfitz - Norway - Norwegian Girl. early 20th century

Many Folk Misfitz - North America - Native American boy. early 20th century

Many Folk Misfitz - Japan - Japanese Girl. early 20th century

Many Folk Misfitz - Italy - Italian Girl. early 20th century

Many Folk Misfitz - Ireland - Irish Boy. early 20th century

Many Folk Misfitz - India - Indian Boy. early 20th century

Many Folk Misfitz - Greece - Greek Girl. early 20th century

Many Folk Misfitz - England - English Girl. early 20th century

Many Folk Misfitz - Canada - Canadian Girl. early 20th century

Many Folk Misfitz - Assyria - Arab Girl. early 20th century

Many Folk Misfitz - Africa - African Girl. early 20th century

Samuel Cunliffe Lister, 1st Baron Masham, inventor
Samuel Cunliffe Lister, 1st Baron Masham (1815-1906), English inventor and industrialist. circa 1890s

Lord Armstrong, armaments manufacturer
William George Armstrong, 1st Baron Armstrong (1810-1900), armaments manufacturer, scientist, inventor and philanthropist. circa 1890s

Lawson Johnston, founder of Bovril

Ladies Fashion -- Walking Dress. 1829

Ladies Fashion -- outdoor costume, viewing artwork. 1829

Ladies Fashion -- evening dress
Ladies Fashion - ornately decorated evening dress. 1829

Ladies Fashion - two women in day dresses
Ladies Fashion - two young women in day dresses and hats. 1829

Joseph Storrs Fry, head of Fry s, Bristol
Joseph Storrs Fry, head of Frys Cocoa and Confectionery, Bristol

Joseph Chamberlain in his Library, Princes Gardens, London
Joseph Chamberlain in the Library of his Princes Gardens home in SW London. circa 1900

Joseph Chamberlain, as a Birmingham City councillor
Joseph Chamberlain, early portrait as a Birmingham City councillor. 19th century

John Wesleys Foundery Chapel, Moorfields, London
John Wesleys Foundery (or Foundry) Chapel in Moorfields, London, a former brass cannon foundry used as a chapel from 1739 until 1778

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