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Kumaoni women, Uttarakhand, India. Kumaon is the fascinating hill region of Western Uttar Pradesh ( Uttaranchal )
Sole survivor of Wrangel Island tragedy. Ada Blackjack, Eskimo seamstress, and her son, who welcomed her back to Seattle, after she had been rescued by Harold Noice
Christopher Columbus being welcomed by the Spanish kings after he had returned from his first voyage to America
Moplah man of India 28 September 1921 Moplah Caste from west coast of South India
The Prince in Great Centre of Mohammedanism City of Hyderabad, India, showing the Afnal Gunji Bridge 23 January 1922
Sorting and rolling tea leaves in factory in Ceylon. 23 March 1923
Alberta Sarces Indians out hunting 19 September 1919 The Tsuu T ina Nation (also Tsu T?ina, Tsuut?ina, Ts??t?n? - " a great number of people" formerly Sarcee)
Calgary, Alberta A pow wow of Indians. These are Sarcee Indians who have land near Calgary 19 September 1919 The Tsuu T ina Nation (also Tsu T?ina, Tsuut?ina, Ts??t?n)
New Zealand. A typical Maori home. The two figures in the centre of the group are greeting one another by simultaneously rubbing noses and shaking hands
Typical Maori greeting known as Te Hongi ( consists of rubbing their noses together and uttering like dog like howls ) 24 March 1920 (original caption)
A Borneo Debutante A Dyak maid of higher class photgraphed 6 November 1920
King Sobhusa coming to London. The High Priest of Swaziland. His long finger nails are a testimony to his exalted position. He can make but little use of his hands or the nails would break
King Sobhusa coming to London. King Sobhusa, the Paramount Chief of the Swazi nation, a native race of South Africa, is coming to London at the head of a deputation to lay before the British
Tristan da Cunha part of the British overseas territory of Saint Helena. The Islands only landing place. Extremely few vessels are ever sighted from this, the empires most isolated
Palaung Lady with one of the giant cheroots for which Burma is famous for 31 December 1921
Shan Chiefs on their elephants at Burma 31 December 1921
Devil dancers race for charity. An amusing picture from Colombo, where a number of native Devil Dancers raced 100 yards for charity and incidentally a small monetary prize. 8 October 1926
The Stony Red Indians at Banff, Alberta Indian Hunters 20 September 1919 The Tsuu T ina Nation (also Tsu T?ina, Tsuut?ina, Ts??t?n)
Visit to of the Prince of Wales to Ceylon, Sri Lanka Some of the wonders of the Island, Veddas wildmen of Ceylon mountain tribe 20 March 1922
H R H The Prince of Wales Indian Tour Native police forces, British India. British inspector and native constable 1922
Men with sheeps heads. These remarkable individuals, who have sheeps wool in place of hair, beard and eye brows were discovered by two American missionaries in the heart of Ecuador
Frederick Burlingham Expedition into Central Borneo How Wild Men of Borneo protect their young from reptiles Instead of cradles
Laura Laurenz, Switzerlands prettiest Nippy. 5 July 1927Laura Laurenz, Switzerlands prettiest " Nippy ". 5 July 1927
Tchooktchee woman and child, Anadyr River in Russia 1920 Chukchi or Chukchee people
Duke and Duchess of Yorks tour, to visit Suva, Fiji Islands. A chiefs house. 11 February 1927
Mombasa in Kenya The head office of the British East Africa Corporation March 1922
The streets of Udaipur in India 1921
Duke and Duchess of Yorks tour to visit Suva, Fiji Islands. The Native Parliament in Session. 11 February 1927
The Stoney Red Indians at Banff, Alberta Medicine Man 19 September 1919 The Nakoda (also known as Stoney or ?y?rhe Nakoda) are a First Nation group indigenous to both Canada and, originally
Lamoot reindeer outfit North West Kamchatka, Russia 1920
King Sobhusa coming to London. The Swazi Prime Minister Lomwazi. 3 January 1923King Sobhusa coming to London. The Swazi " Prime Minister " Lomwazi. 3 January 1923
The visit of the Prince of Wales to Ceylon. Some of the wonders of the Island. A Kandyan Chief of Ceylon, Sri Lanka 21 March 1922
British Papua New Guinea Port Moresby or Pot Mosbi in Tok Pisin, the capital and largest city of Papua New Guinea 13 April 1922
Original caption: Beauty of the South Seas. Elsie Wanoni, recently declared the prettiest native girl in Tahiti. 5 November 1928
A group of Papuan natives in war paint. 20 October 1934
The beauty of the East. Beautifully modelled face framed in the heavy swathing of the national address, dark eyes filled with a lurking melacholy heritage of of people oppressed
Summer suits in Greenland Three girls at Umanak, Greenland, in summer rig 7 January 1926
A mountain beauty of Southern Daghestan, an autonomous Soviet republic in the Caucasus. The girls headdress is richly ornated with pearls and embossed with silver. 2 July 1937 [?]
