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Y3022VVVV Photographs of Delhi, Lucknow and Amritsar
Y3022W Report with photographs of the repairs executed to some of the principal temples at Bhubanasvar and caves in the Khandagiri and Udaigiri Hills, Orissa, India, between 1898 and 1903 by M.H. Arnott, M. Inst. C.E., Executive Engineer, Bengal Public Works
Y3022WW Officers 44th Assam Light Infantry Kohima: Naga Hills, 1883
Y3022X Royal Colonial Institute Competition Album of Indian views
Y3022Y Agri-Horticultural School, Aurangabad, Deccan 1908
Y3022YY Tom Salkield Delhi Album 1905-1916
Y3022Z Margaret Best Indian Album 1919-1920
Y3022ZZ-MMM H.A. Douglas Indian collection
Y3022ZZZ-BBBB India. Gardner-Waterman Kashmir Collection
Y3024A Travels in South Asia and Australia
Y302592A Report on a Mission to Sikkim and the Tibetan Frontier, with a Memorandum on our relations with Tibet
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Tom Salkield Delhi Album 1905-1916

Title Tom Salkield Delhi Album 1905-1916
Reference GBR/0115/Y3022YY
Creator Salkield, Tom, fl 1905-1916, engineer
Covering Dates 1905–1916
Extent and Medium 140 images; Fair condition, with some fading.
Repository Cambridge University Library: Royal Commonwealth Society Library
Content and context

Tom Salkield, an engineer attached to the Delhi Municipality, was awarded the Kaisar-i-Hind Medal (Second Class) on 14 June 1912.

An album containing 139 prints, mostly captioned, and one separate group photograph. From internal evidence it was the property of Tom Salkield. The majority of the photographs relate to his family - his wife Mary and their children Nancy, Leonard, Robert and John (born circa 1910). There are however 25 photographs (115-139) relating to his professional work, and a group photograph (140) shows him as a Captain in the 1st Punjab Volunteer Rifles. The photographs are, for the most part, amateur snapshots not exceeding 110 x 50 mm. They are gelatine bromide prints.

Separate listing has been limited to photographs which show particular subjects, buildings, or individuals in India other than family (though only one has been identified beyond the caption details). Several leaves of the album are detached, and the chronology is not exact. Captions are normally those below the photos, but a few additional details have been added, and titles for uncaptioned photographs are in brackets. Photographers unknown.

Purchased from William Smith, Reading, for £8 in 1983.

Access and Use

Please cite as Cambridge University Library: Royal Commonwealth Society Library, Tom Salkield Delhi Album 1905-1916, Y3022YY

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Indexed

This collection level description was entered by SG using information from the original typescript catalogue.

This collection is available on microfiche: South Asia, fiche number 73.

Index Terms
Asia
Europe
India
United Kingdom
Salkield, Tom (fl 1905-1916) engineer
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