Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), View of the entrance near the East Gopuram [Madura]., [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122982
Henry Fox Talbot, 1844, 22 March (prior to), A Scene in a Library, Coloured and waxed salted paper print from a calotype negative, British Library, LL/78335
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858, Descriptive Notes by the Rev. W. Tracy, M.A. Accompanying The Stereographs of Madura. 1858 [13 of 27], Book page, British Library, LL/123023
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), [Sculptured figures on the front of the 1000 pillared Mundabam, Madura]., [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122978
William Despard Hemphill, 1860, Title page for William Despard Hemphill, M.D., 1860, The Abbeys, Castles, and Scenery of Clonmel and the Surrounding Countryside, Title page, British Library, LL/51534
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), Sculptured figure on the front of the 1000 pillared Mundabam [Madura]., [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122974
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), Near view of the entrance to [the Temple of Minatchi, Madura]., [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122961
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), W. front of the [Poodoo Mundabam, Madura]., [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122958
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858, Descriptive Notes by the Rev. W. Tracy, M.A. Accompanying The Stereographs of Madura. 1858 [1 of 27], Book page, British Library, LL/123011
Unidentified photographer, 1862, Back of the book cover for William & Mary Howitt, 1862, Ruined Abbeys and Castles of Great Britain, (London: A.W. Bennett), Book cover, back, British Library, LL/62532
Philip Henry Delamotte, 1855, Head from one of the Colossi of Monte Cavallo, Rome, By Phidias, [Rebuilding the Crystal Palace], Photographic print, British Library, LL/40196
Philip Henry Delamotte, 1855, Interior of the Egyptian Museum, with the Philae Portico, [Rebuilding the Crystal Palace], Photographic print, British Library, LL/40197
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), N. end of the West Portico [Madura]., [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122952
O.S. Baudesson, 1882, Close view of portion of the domed ceiling of the Adinatha Temple (Vimala Vasahi), Abu, Photographic print, British Library, LL/112802
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), Façade in the quadrangle of Tirumul Naik's Palace [Madura]., [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122989
Joseph David Beglar, 1875, Statues in the colonnade of the Chaunsath Yogini Temple, Bheraghat, Jabalpur District, Photographic print, British Library, LL/37207
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
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), Street with Mundabams and cars [Madura]. (The Bazar Street.), [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122938
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), Gateway of the East Gopuram [Madura]., [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122983
Joseph David Beglar, 1875, General view of entrance to Chandragupta Cave (Cave VI), Udayagiri, Madhya Pradesh, Photographic print, British Library, LL/37195
Unidentified photographer, 1885 (or earlier), A Print from a Negative (found in the Palace) of King Theebaw, Queen Soopy-a-lat and her sister, Photograph, British Library, LL/49688
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
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/58606
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), [Colonnade, Minatchi Pagoda, Madura], [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122972
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), S. W. corner of Poodoo Mundabam [Madura]., [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122956
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), View across the nave in the Poodoo Mundabam [Madura]., [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122946
Messrs. Appleton & Co. (Bradford), 1889, Alexander Keighley, Photographic print, Woodburytype ?, British Library, LL/40167
Robert Gill, 1868-1870 (ca), Doorway of Buddhist Vihara, Cave XXIV, Ajanta, with Major Gill seated in entry, Photographic print, British Library, LL/37214
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), Entrance to the 1000 pillared Mundabam [Madura]., [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122975
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), Figure of an elephant near the river [Madura]., [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122937
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858, Descriptive Notes by the Rev. W. Tracy, M.A. Accompanying The Stereographs of Madura. 1858, Title page, British Library, LL/123010
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), Inside view of the entrance to the quadrangle [Palace of Tirumalai Nayak, Madura]., [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122990
F. Brookes, 1891, Advertisement for F. Brookes, artist and photographer, Advert, British Library, LL/37236
Henry Fox Talbot, 1838 (after), Framed Portrait of Barbara Slingsby by an artist from the School of Peter Lely, propped up in the Cloister at Lacock Abbey, Salted paper print, British Library, LL/83649
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
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858, Descriptive Notes by the Rev. W. Tracy, M.A. Accompanying The Stereographs of Madura. 1858 [4 of 27], Book page, British Library, LL/123014
Robert Gill, 1871, View of the ruins looking across from north-east to south-east, Mehekar, Buldana District, Berar, Photographic print, British Library, LL/37217
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858, Descriptive Notes by the Rev. W. Tracy, M.A. Accompanying The Stereographs of Madura. 1858 [17 of 27], Book page, British Library, LL/123027
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
H.A. Mirza, 1907 (ca), Picture of the Mausoleum of Our Lord Amir Hamza, May God Be Pleased upon Him, [Views of Mecca and Medina], Photograph, on blue card mount, British Library, LL/58614
Robert Gill, 1871, Entrance to the enclosure of the old Jain temple at Sirpur, Basim (Washim) District, Berar, Photographic print, British Library, LL/37220
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858, Descriptive Notes by the Rev. W. Tracy, M.A. Accompanying The Stereographs of Madura. 1858 [23 of 27], Book page, British Library, LL/123033
Babu Jageswar Prasad, 1883, Ahalyabaighat [Benares], Photograph, British Library, LL/125299
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), Kulayana Mundabam [Kalyana Mundapam, Madura]. [Tinted (blue and pink)], [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122980
Henry Anderson Bryden (author), 1893, Khama, Chief of Bamangwato, North Bechuanaland, Book illustration, British Library, LL/52510
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), Part of the outer Prakaram or corridor of the temple of the god Sundareshwara in the Great Pagoda [Madura]., [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122966
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), Part of the Palace roof and turret at N. E. corner [Madura]., [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/123000
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), Contents page for Linnaeus Tripe, 1858, Stereographs of Madura…with descriptions by the Rev. W. Tracy, M.A.. (Madras) [1 of 2], Contents page, British Library, LL/122934
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858, Descriptive Notes by the Rev. W. Tracy, M.A. Accompanying The Stereographs of Madura. 1858 [19 of 27], Book page, British Library, LL/123029
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
Alfred Brothers, 1878, Bank of England, Photographic print, British Library, LL/40169
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
Willoughby Wallace Hooper, 1886, Much of the water used by the inhabitants within the city walls is drawn from the moat, and this is chiefly done by the small boys of the family who come out for that purpose, morning and evening…, [Burmah], Photograph, British Library, LL/73487
H.A. Mirza, 1907 (ca), Picture of the Mosque of Khaif and Mina, [Views of Mecca and Medina], Photograph, on blue card mount, British Library, LL/58613
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), [The Teppa-kulam] from N. [Madura], [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122987
O.S. Baudesson, 1882, Carved wood and ivory door in the Chandra Mahal, City Palace, Udaipur, Photographic print, British Library, LL/112809
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858 (published), [Another part of the outer Prakarum of the Sundareshwara Temple] with Vahanums [Madura]., [Stereographs of Madura], Stereoview, British Library, LL/122969
Philip Henry Delamotte, 1855, The Toro Farnese and other Sculpture in the Greek Court, [Rebuilding the Crystal Palace], Photographic print, British Library, LL/40221
Willoughby Wallace Hooper, 1886, The remains of a magnificent Kyoung, adjoining those occupied by the Hampshire Regiment, which was burnt down on the 24th March, 1886, [Burmah], Photograph, British Library, LL/73497
Robert Gill, 1868, View from the left of the interior of the verandah of Buddhist vihara, Cave VII, Ajanta, Stereoview, detail, British Library, LL/37224
Philip Henry Delamotte, 1855, Preparations for the erection of the Colossi of Aboo Simbel, [Rebuilding the Crystal Palace], Photographic print, British Library, LL/40207
Constance Talbot, n.d., Photographic Typesetting of Thomas Moore's The Last Rose of Summer', Photogenic drawing negative, British Library, LL/90840
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
Linnaeus Tripe, 1858, Descriptive Notes by the Rev. W. Tracy, M.A. Accompanying The Stereographs of Madura. 1858 [27 of 27], Book page, British Library, LL/123037
Lawrie and Company, G.W., 1895, General view of the south end of Naini Tal Lake, showing buildings scattered on the hillside, including a church in the foreground, Photographic print, British Library, LL/46860