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China (antique prints)

Peking China Palast des Kaisers The Emperiall palace

View of the Porcelain Tower at Nankin in China

Bridge of Chains in China

The Road of Pillars in China

A View of a Pagan Temple

The Embassadors Entry through the Famous Chinese Wall Near 1200 miles in length

Woo-E-Shan or Bohea Hills Province of Fo-kien - Wuyi Shan

Inside of the Temple Jugangu in the Province of Peking

Tunxo in the Province of Peking Chinese Pilgrimage of a Whole Village to the Temple Jugangu to obtain a fertile Year

A Chinese Military Officer - Thomas and William Daniell

Chinese Junks - Thomas and William Daniell

Chinese Vessels - Thomas and William Daniell

Sketches of Tonquin and Lower Annam Cochin China

West Gate of Ching Keang Foo

The Eaglet's attack on Chinese Junks at Toong - Chung