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Jiangsu quan tu / Hubei guan shu ju bian zhi.
Scale ca. 1:1,000,000. Wood block print. One of 26 maps in "Da Qing yi tong yu di quan tu" which was compiled in 1864. Relief shown pictorially. Available also through the Library ...
Contributor: Hubei Sheng (China). Guan Shu Ju. Site: American Memory-cultural - Main Catalog Original Format: Map Date: 1864 View catalog record -
China, Kiangsu Province, Soochow, bridge over canal
1 photographic print.
Site: Prints & Photographs - Main Catalog Original Format: Photo, Print, Drawing Date: 1890 View catalog record -
Fifty-three Arch Bridge spanning Grand Pekin-Hang-Chow Canal (nearly 1,000 miles long) near Soo-chow, China
1 photographic print on stereo card : stereograph. | People in front of bridge.
Contributor: Underwood & Underwood Site: Prints & Photographs - Main Catalog Original Format: Photo, Print, Drawing Date: 1900 View catalog record -
Chūgoku nōson no minkan geinō / Catalog Record - Electronic Resource Available
448 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 22 cm.
Site: Main Catalog Original Format: Book Date: 2011 -
Classicism, politics, and kinship : the Chʻang-chou school of new text Confucianism in late imperial China / Catalog Record - Electronic Resource Available
Bibliography: p. 355-398.
Contributor: Elman, Benjamin A. Site: Main Catalog Original Format: Book Date: 1990 -
China, Kiangsu Province, Soochow, water gate in city, which is called "The Venice of the Far East" because of its many canals
1 photographic print.
Site: Prints & Photographs - Main Catalog Original Format: Photo, Print, Drawing Date: 1890 View catalog record -
Santō-shō Endai yori Kō-ken, Rai-shu, Kō-shū, Ankyū-ken, Kin-shū tō o hete Kōso-shō, Shukusen-shū gyōkō ni itaru /
Shows mountains, rivers, cities, towns, villages, barracks, phone lines, and roads from Yantai, Shandong Province to Suqian County, Jiangsu Province. Relief shown by hachures. Pen-and-ink and watercolor. Each sheet separately titled, e.g. ...
Contributor: Sakawa, Kagenobu Site: American Memory-cultural - Main Catalog Original Format: Map Date: 1882 View catalog record -
[Songjiang fu hai tang tu]
Scale ca. 1:140,000. Title supplied. Oriented with north to the left. Pictorial map. Relief shown pictorially. Hummel purchase 1934, no. 10. Available also through the Library of Congress Web site as a ...
Site: American Memory-cultural - Main Catalog Original Format: Map Date: 1748 View catalog record -
China, South Kiangsu Province, Soochow, Great Pagoda
1 photographic print.
Site: Prints & Photographs - Main Catalog Original Format: Photo, Print, Drawing Date: 1890 View catalog record -
[Bridge, Soochow, Kiangsu Province, China]
1 photographic print.
Site: Prints & Photographs - Main Catalog Original Format: Photo, Print, Drawing Date: 1890 View catalog record -
Pingjiang tu.
Stone rubbing dated between 1858 and 1869. One of the earliest and biggest stone rubbing maps in China. Original stone was engraved in 1229 under Li Shoupeng. The map is now in ...
Site: American Memory-cultural - Main Catalog Original Format: Map Date: 1858 View catalog record -
The crowded hour - Soo-chow
1 print : drypoint. | Arched bridge over crowded canal in Suzhou, Jiangsu Sheng, China.
Contributor: Douglass, Lucille Sinclair Site: Prints & Photographs - Main Catalog Original Format: Photo, Print, Drawing Date: 1920 View catalog record -
[Qing jun guang fu Nanjing tu].
Title supplied. Manuscript on silk. Oriented with north toward the upper left. Relief shown pictorially. Bird's-eye-view. Shows the locations of all the provincial attacking forces. Hummel purchase 1930, no. 25. Available also ...
Site: American Memory-cultural - Main Catalog Original Format: Map Date: 1864 View catalog record -
Soochow Gardens. Shihtselin Garden: the small stone bridge
1 photomechanical print : halftone, color (postcard).
Site: Prints & Photographs - Main Catalog Original Format: Photo, Print, Drawing Date: 1959 View catalog record
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