- CA RBD RS001-II-I-P13
- Item
- between approximately 1830 and 1860
Burmese tiger. String figure.
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Burmese tiger. String figure.
A dancer from the Burmese puppet theatre. String puppet.
American glove puppets of a Black Punch and Judy, with carved wooden heads.
English Punch set of seven glove puppets with carved wooden heads. 1. Punch (with feet; 53 cm). 2. Judy. 3. Ghost. 4. Constable. 5. Beadle. 6. Parson. 7. Gentleman.
An eighteenth-century puppet of Brighella, a character from the Commedia dell'Arte. Of the simpler kind of string puppet, held from above by a vertical iron rod (or thick wire) hooked to an eyelet on top of the head; a rod or string to the right hand (in this case, both hands). From a Paris puppet theatre of 1760.
Part of Dawes-Leishman Family Fonds
Envelope with handwritten notes regarding a deed of sale from T. Whyte and Jules Leblanc
Part of Sir Arthur Henry Hardinge Papers
Hardinge to Peel: the crossing of the Sutlej; surrender of Golab Singh and the Durbar's apology. the terms imposed on Lahore; army strengths; comments on his colleagues and his son
C 4. Fort William Works. Shop office building. C-4
Part of Sir Arthur Henry Hardinge Papers
Hardinge to Peel: Sir H. Smith's victory at Loodianah; 143 guns taken; their excellence, oast by French officers; Golab Singhs messages; Lawrence's answer, plans for settlement
C 5. Fort William Works. Ship plant. C-5