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• 27331. [Image] PH014_50-22 Gertrude Bass Warner photographs; British Canton Line

  	Hand tinted image. An outdoor candid portrait of a steamship docked next to a wooden pier. A large smokestack located in the middle of the ship emits grey smoke. Two small boats and a flagpole with an ...
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: PH014_50-22 Gertrude Bass Warner photographs; British Canton Line Year: 1910 Hand tinted image. An outdoor candid portrait of a steamship docked next to a wooden pier. A large smokestack located in the middle of the ship emits grey smoke. Two small boats and a flagpole with an attached flag are visible on the top level of the ship. People on the bottom level of the ship standing next to the ship's railing. Partially visible on the bow of the ship are the words Hong Kong. Next to the steamship is a wooden pier filled with large woven baskets. Multiple individuals can be seen standing on the wooden pier carrying large parcels. Partailly visible on the right side of the pier is a docked steamship. In the foreground is a view of a roof with an attached cresent-shaped sign reading, British Canton Line. Chinese characters are visible beneath the sign. Multiple ships and small boats can be seen in the background. Title: PH014_50-22 Gertrude Bass Warner photographs; British Canton Line Year: 1910 Hand tinted image. An outdoor candid portrait of a steamship docked next to a wooden pier. A large smokestack located in the middle of the ship emits grey smoke. Two small boats and a flagpole with an attached flag are visible on the top level of the ship. People on the bottom level of the ship standing next to the ship's railing. Partially visible on the bow of the ship are the words Hong Kong. Next to the steamship is a wooden pier filled with large woven baskets. Multiple individuals can be seen standing on the wooden pier carrying large parcels. Partailly visible on the right side of the pier is a docked steamship. In the foreground is a view of a roof with an attached cresent-shaped sign reading, British Canton Line. Chinese characters are visible beneath the sign. Multiple ships and small boats can be seen in the background. Close

• 27332. [Image] PH014_60-17 Gertrude Bass Warner photographs; Peddler (Oharame)

  	Hand tinted image. An Asian woman stands on a dirt road. She is a peddler identified as Oharame. She carries bundles of brush wood in a basket on her head. Tied to the top of this basket is a mat. She ...
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: PH014_60-17 Gertrude Bass Warner photographs; Peddler (Oharame) Year: 1910 Hand tinted image. An Asian woman stands on a dirt road. She is a peddler identified as Oharame. She carries bundles of brush wood in a basket on her head. Tied to the top of this basket is a mat. She is dressed in socks, sandals, indigo blue kimono, sash, apron, hand covers and gaiters on her legs, and uses a cord to tuck up the sleeves of the kimono. Beside her stands a Japanese child. The child wears sandals and is dressed in a plaid patterned apron over another garment. An automobile, electrical pole, electrical lines, mountain, trees, and another individual holding a child are visible in the background. Title: PH014_60-17 Gertrude Bass Warner photographs; Peddler (Oharame) Year: 1910 Hand tinted image. An Asian woman stands on a dirt road. She is a peddler identified as Oharame. She carries bundles of brush wood in a basket on her head. Tied to the top of this basket is a mat. She is dressed in socks, sandals, indigo blue kimono, sash, apron, hand covers and gaiters on her legs, and uses a cord to tuck up the sleeves of the kimono. Beside her stands a Japanese child. The child wears sandals and is dressed in a plaid patterned apron over another garment. An automobile, electrical pole, electrical lines, mountain, trees, and another individual holding a child are visible in the background. Close

• 27333. [Image] PH014_33-17 Gertrude Bass Warner photographs

  	Hand tinted image. A view of a temple in Shanghai with a curved tiled roof adorned with stone sculptures and ornamentation. Two serpent-like creatures with thin, curved tendrils extending from their nostrils ...
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: PH014_33-17 Gertrude Bass Warner photographs Year: 1910 Hand tinted image. A view of a temple in Shanghai with a curved tiled roof adorned with stone sculptures and ornamentation. Two serpent-like creatures with thin, curved tendrils extending from their nostrils are situated on either side of the temple roof. Between these sculptures is a carved lattice stone window. Below the serpents are two figurines in long, flowing garments. Situated in front of the temple is a bamboo table and bench. On top of the table is a sign with Chinese characters on its surface. On the right edge of the image five people gaze into the camera. A basket, round window, and a piece of material hanging on a thin rope is visible in the background. Title: PH014_33-17 Gertrude Bass Warner photographs Year: 1910 Hand tinted image. A view of a temple in Shanghai with a curved tiled roof adorned with stone sculptures and ornamentation. Two serpent-like creatures with thin, curved tendrils extending from their nostrils are situated on either side of the temple roof. Between these sculptures is a carved lattice stone window. Below the serpents are two figurines in long, flowing garments. Situated in front of the temple is a bamboo table and bench. On top of the table is a sign with Chinese characters on its surface. On the right edge of the image five people gaze into the camera. A basket, round window, and a piece of material hanging on a thin rope is visible in the background. Close

• 27334. [Image] PH014_53-34 Gertrude Bass Warner photographs; 214

  	Hand tinted image. Two individuals stand on a small wooden boat floating in a canal. Each person holds two long rods of bamboo. A square compartment in the middle of the boat holds what appears to be ...
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: PH014_53-34 Gertrude Bass Warner photographs; 214 Year: 1910 Hand tinted image. Two individuals stand on a small wooden boat floating in a canal. Each person holds two long rods of bamboo. A square compartment in the middle of the boat holds what appears to be mud-filled water. Also visible on the boat is a pile of ropes. A long piece of bamboo is attached to the side of the boat and extends across the water. Each individual is dressed in long sleeved shirts with rolled up sleeves, long pants, and shoes. The woman has an apron tied around her waist and a piece of cloth on her head. Tall grass and trees fill the surrounding banks. A mountian can be seen in the distance. The location is probably China. Title: PH014_53-34 Gertrude Bass Warner photographs; 214 Year: 1910 Hand tinted image. Two individuals stand on a small wooden boat floating in a canal. Each person holds two long rods of bamboo. A square compartment in the middle of the boat holds what appears to be mud-filled water. Also visible on the boat is a pile of ropes. A long piece of bamboo is attached to the side of the boat and extends across the water. Each individual is dressed in long sleeved shirts with rolled up sleeves, long pants, and shoes. The woman has an apron tied around her waist and a piece of cloth on her head. Tall grass and trees fill the surrounding banks. A mountian can be seen in the distance. The location is probably China. Close

• 27335. [Image] The new baby brother / by Marcia Wilson

  	Text and photographs by Marcia Wilson in Keaau, Hi. on April 19, 1989 of her daughter Diana and her three grandchildren: Julia, Esme, and Simon, who had been born two days earlier in Hilo, Hi. --T.p. verso; ...
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: The new baby brother / by Marcia Wilson Author: Wilson, Marcia Sandmeyer Text and photographs by Marcia Wilson in Keaau, Hi. on April 19, 1989 of her daughter Diana and her three grandchildren: Julia, Esme, and Simon, who had been born two days earlier in Hilo, Hi. --T.p. verso; This book was published in an edition of 100 copies by the author, in April, 1993. It was modeled after a one-of-a kind book that she had created in 1989 with rubber stamps and original snapshots. She took the photographs in 1989 with a Minolta 4000 camera and reproduced them in September 1995 at Fuji color photo in Hackensack, N.J. The text was composed on her Macintosh SE computer in Monaco Typeface and reproduced by photocopy on 100% rag, 24 lb. paper, also at the Staples store --Colophon;U of O Rare Books has copy 11/100, signed by the author/artist Title: The new baby brother / by Marcia Wilson Author: Wilson, Marcia Sandmeyer Text and photographs by Marcia Wilson in Keaau, Hi. on April 19, 1989 of her daughter Diana and her three grandchildren: Julia, Esme, and Simon, who had been born two days earlier in Hilo, Hi. --T.p. verso; This book was published in an edition of 100 copies by the author, in April, 1993. It was modeled after a one-of-a kind book that she had created in 1989 with rubber stamps and original snapshots. She took the photographs in 1989 with a Minolta 4000 camera and reproduced them in September 1995 at Fuji color photo in Hackensack, N.J. The text was composed on her Macintosh SE computer in Monaco Typeface and reproduced by photocopy on 100% rag, 24 lb. paper, also at the Staples store --Colophon;U of O Rare Books has copy 11/100, signed by the author/artist Close

• 27336. [Image] PH008_2996 Randall V. Mills Transportation Collection photographs; #100-101 P.R.L. & P. Co. (PGE-129-74) Series: Second 100-107. Built: PRL&P 1914. rebuilt from 100's. Type: Articulated city motor. Data: Length, 73. Four GE58 motors; K6 control Scrapped. Called Shake cars, these were in a series of four pairs, each composed of two 100's linked by a suspended 12' center section. Operated by crews of two men. The articulated car was for about ten years popular among electric railways for its high capacity and low operation. Mechanically not perfect.

  	Black and white print. From album number 12. Articulated electric passenger cars number 100-101 sit on the railroad tracks in front of a water tower. There is a grassy field in the foreground.
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: PH008_2996 Randall V. Mills Transportation Collection photographs; #100-101 P.R.L. & P. Co. (PGE-129-74) Series: Second 100-107. Built: PRL&P 1914. rebuilt from 100's. Type: Articulated city motor. Data: Length, 73. Four GE58 motors; K6 control Scrapped. Called Shake cars, these were in a series of four pairs, each composed of two 100's linked by a suspended 12' center section. Operated by crews of two men. The articulated car was for about ten years popular among electric railways for its high capacity and low operation. Mechanically not perfect. Year: 1932 Black and white print. From album number 12. Articulated electric passenger cars number 100-101 sit on the railroad tracks in front of a water tower. There is a grassy field in the foreground. Title: PH008_2996 Randall V. Mills Transportation Collection photographs; #100-101 P.R.L. & P. Co. (PGE-129-74) Series: Second 100-107. Built: PRL&P 1914. rebuilt from 100's. Type: Articulated city motor. Data: Length, 73. Four GE58 motors; K6 control Scrapped. Called Shake cars, these were in a series of four pairs, each composed of two 100's linked by a suspended 12' center section. Operated by crews of two men. The articulated car was for about ten years popular among electric railways for its high capacity and low operation. Mechanically not perfect. Year: 1932 Black and white print. From album number 12. Articulated electric passenger cars number 100-101 sit on the railroad tracks in front of a water tower. There is a grassy field in the foreground. Close

• 27337. [Image] WCPA 209-6

  	1. John Michell, 2. Chas. E. Bayard, 3. John R. Booth, 4. Fred W. Halfpap, 5. Samuel L. Thurman, 6. Daniel Marshall, 7. Julius J. Wiley, 8. B.H. Pickett, 9. Jas. W. Wilson, 10. A. Ad Keller, 11. Frank ...
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: WCPA 209-6 1. John Michell, 2. Chas. E. Bayard, 3. John R. Booth, 4. Fred W. Halfpap, 5. Samuel L. Thurman, 6. Daniel Marshall, 7. Julius J. Wiley, 8. B.H. Pickett, 9. Jas. W. Wilson, 10. A. Ad Keller, 11. Frank G. Gunning,12. Wm. Michell. 13 _ _ , 14. Julius L. Fisher, 15. Wm. L. Bradshaw, 16. Chas. L. Phillips, 17. Chas. E. Haight, 18. Wm. Macher, 19. Chas. J. Stubling, 20. Ernest Jacobsen, 21. W.E. Walther, 22. J. B. Palmer, 23. J. L. Story, 24. J. H Bird, 25. H.L. Waters, 26. Otto Mangold, 27. John Stackhouse, 28. R.E. Williams, 29. D. L. Cates, 30. D. Whitman, 31. E. S. Larsen, 32. Thos. A. Hudson, 33. Joseph Neitz, 34. Chas. E. Bayard, 35. Peter Carlsen, 36. Jess Blakeley, 37. Frank Menefee, 38. Fred Burchtoff, 39. _ _, 40. Dr. H.W. Kelly, 41. John Gavin, 42. Edwin H. Merrill, 43. H.G. Meredith, 44. H. E. Bair Title: WCPA 209-6 1. John Michell, 2. Chas. E. Bayard, 3. John R. Booth, 4. Fred W. Halfpap, 5. Samuel L. Thurman, 6. Daniel Marshall, 7. Julius J. Wiley, 8. B.H. Pickett, 9. Jas. W. Wilson, 10. A. Ad Keller, 11. Frank G. Gunning,12. Wm. Michell. 13 _ _ , 14. Julius L. Fisher, 15. Wm. L. Bradshaw, 16. Chas. L. Phillips, 17. Chas. E. Haight, 18. Wm. Macher, 19. Chas. J. Stubling, 20. Ernest Jacobsen, 21. W.E. Walther, 22. J. B. Palmer, 23. J. L. Story, 24. J. H Bird, 25. H.L. Waters, 26. Otto Mangold, 27. John Stackhouse, 28. R.E. Williams, 29. D. L. Cates, 30. D. Whitman, 31. E. S. Larsen, 32. Thos. A. Hudson, 33. Joseph Neitz, 34. Chas. E. Bayard, 35. Peter Carlsen, 36. Jess Blakeley, 37. Frank Menefee, 38. Fred Burchtoff, 39. _ _, 40. Dr. H.W. Kelly, 41. John Gavin, 42. Edwin H. Merrill, 43. H.G. Meredith, 44. H. E. Bair Close

• 27338. [Image] PH014_40-08 Gertrude Bass Warner photographs

  	Hand tinted image. Three Asian men pedal a wooden water pump. All three men stand on pedals and power a water pump that is forcing water through a crevice in the dirt. The man on the left of the image ...
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: PH014_40-08 Gertrude Bass Warner photographs Year: 1910 Hand tinted image. Three Asian men pedal a wooden water pump. All three men stand on pedals and power a water pump that is forcing water through a crevice in the dirt. The man on the left of the image is dressed in a hat, and pants that have been cut off at the knees. The individual in the center is also wearing a hat, long sleeved button-up shirt, and rolled up pants. The man on the far right is dressed in a long sleeved shirt and rolled up pants. A narrow body of water and rice fields can be seen in the background. In the foreground of the image are garments, lattice basket, and a partially visible individual. The location is probably China. Title: PH014_40-08 Gertrude Bass Warner photographs Year: 1910 Hand tinted image. Three Asian men pedal a wooden water pump. All three men stand on pedals and power a water pump that is forcing water through a crevice in the dirt. The man on the left of the image is dressed in a hat, and pants that have been cut off at the knees. The individual in the center is also wearing a hat, long sleeved button-up shirt, and rolled up pants. The man on the far right is dressed in a long sleeved shirt and rolled up pants. A narrow body of water and rice fields can be seen in the background. In the foreground of the image are garments, lattice basket, and a partially visible individual. The location is probably China. Close

• 27339. [Image] WCPA 209-8

  	1. John Michell, 2. Chas. E. Bayard, 3. John R. Booth, 4. Fred W. Halfpap, 5. Samuel L. Thurman, 6. Daniel Marshall, 7. Julius J. Wiley, 8. B.H. Pickett, 9. Jas. W. Wilson, 10. A. Ad Keller, 11. Frank ...
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: WCPA 209-8 1. John Michell, 2. Chas. E. Bayard, 3. John R. Booth, 4. Fred W. Halfpap, 5. Samuel L. Thurman, 6. Daniel Marshall, 7. Julius J. Wiley, 8. B.H. Pickett, 9. Jas. W. Wilson, 10. A. Ad Keller, 11. Frank G. Gunning,12. Wm. Michell. 13 _ _ , 14. Julius L. Fisher, 15. Wm. L. Bradshaw, 16. Chas. L. Phillips, 17. Chas. E. Haight, 18. Wm. Macher, 19. Chas. J. Stubling, 20. Ernest Jacobsen, 21. W.E. Walther, 22. J. B. Palmer, 23. J. L. Story, 24. J. H Bird, 25. H.L. Waters, 26. Otto Mangold, 27. John Stackhouse, 28. R.E. Williams, 29. D. L. Cates, 30. D. Whitman, 31. E. S. Larsen, 32. Thos. A. Hudson, 33. Joseph Neitz, 34. Chas. E. Bayard, 35. Peter Carlsen, 36. Jess Blakeley, 37. Frank Menefee, 38. Fred Burchtoff, 39. _ _, 40. Dr. H.W. Kelly, 41. John Gavin, 42. Edwin H. Merrill, 43. H.G. Meredith, 44. H. E. Bair Title: WCPA 209-8 1. John Michell, 2. Chas. E. Bayard, 3. John R. Booth, 4. Fred W. Halfpap, 5. Samuel L. Thurman, 6. Daniel Marshall, 7. Julius J. Wiley, 8. B.H. Pickett, 9. Jas. W. Wilson, 10. A. Ad Keller, 11. Frank G. Gunning,12. Wm. Michell. 13 _ _ , 14. Julius L. Fisher, 15. Wm. L. Bradshaw, 16. Chas. L. Phillips, 17. Chas. E. Haight, 18. Wm. Macher, 19. Chas. J. Stubling, 20. Ernest Jacobsen, 21. W.E. Walther, 22. J. B. Palmer, 23. J. L. Story, 24. J. H Bird, 25. H.L. Waters, 26. Otto Mangold, 27. John Stackhouse, 28. R.E. Williams, 29. D. L. Cates, 30. D. Whitman, 31. E. S. Larsen, 32. Thos. A. Hudson, 33. Joseph Neitz, 34. Chas. E. Bayard, 35. Peter Carlsen, 36. Jess Blakeley, 37. Frank Menefee, 38. Fred Burchtoff, 39. _ _, 40. Dr. H.W. Kelly, 41. John Gavin, 42. Edwin H. Merrill, 43. H.G. Meredith, 44. H. E. Bair Close

• 27340. [Image] WCPA 209-3

  	1. John Michell, 2. Chas. E. Bayard, 3. John R. Booth, 4. Fred W. Halfpap, 5. Samuel L. Thurman, 6. Daniel Marshall, 7. Julius J. Wiley, 8. B.H. Pickett, 9. Jas. W. Wilson, 10. A. Ad Keller, 11. Frank ...
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: WCPA 209-3 1. John Michell, 2. Chas. E. Bayard, 3. John R. Booth, 4. Fred W. Halfpap, 5. Samuel L. Thurman, 6. Daniel Marshall, 7. Julius J. Wiley, 8. B.H. Pickett, 9. Jas. W. Wilson, 10. A. Ad Keller, 11. Frank G. Gunning,12. Wm. Michell. 13 _ _ , 14. Julius L. Fisher, 15. Wm. L. Bradshaw, 16. Chas. L. Phillips, 17. Chas. E. Haight, 18. Wm. Macher, 19. Chas. J. Stubling, 20. Ernest Jacobsen, 21. W.E. Walther, 22. J. B. Palmer, 23. J. L. Story, 24. J. H Bird, 25. H.L. Waters, 26. Otto Mangold, 27. John Stackhouse, 28. R.E. Williams, 29. D. L. Cates, 30. D. Whitman, 31. E. S. Larsen, 32. Thos. A. Hudson, 33. Joseph Neitz, 34. Chas. E. Bayard, 35. Peter Carlsen, 36. Jess Blakeley, 37. Frank Menefee, 38. Fred Burchtoff, 39. _ _, 40. Dr. H.W. Kelly, 41. John Gavin, 42. Edwin H. Merrill, 43. H.G. Meredith, 44. H. E. Bair Title: WCPA 209-3 1. John Michell, 2. Chas. E. Bayard, 3. John R. Booth, 4. Fred W. Halfpap, 5. Samuel L. Thurman, 6. Daniel Marshall, 7. Julius J. Wiley, 8. B.H. Pickett, 9. Jas. W. Wilson, 10. A. Ad Keller, 11. Frank G. Gunning,12. Wm. Michell. 13 _ _ , 14. Julius L. Fisher, 15. Wm. L. Bradshaw, 16. Chas. L. Phillips, 17. Chas. E. Haight, 18. Wm. Macher, 19. Chas. J. Stubling, 20. Ernest Jacobsen, 21. W.E. Walther, 22. J. B. Palmer, 23. J. L. Story, 24. J. H Bird, 25. H.L. Waters, 26. Otto Mangold, 27. John Stackhouse, 28. R.E. Williams, 29. D. L. Cates, 30. D. Whitman, 31. E. S. Larsen, 32. Thos. A. Hudson, 33. Joseph Neitz, 34. Chas. E. Bayard, 35. Peter Carlsen, 36. Jess Blakeley, 37. Frank Menefee, 38. Fred Burchtoff, 39. _ _, 40. Dr. H.W. Kelly, 41. John Gavin, 42. Edwin H. Merrill, 43. H.G. Meredith, 44. H. E. Bair Close