12 prints and 4 negatives depicting Chinese views, including the Great Wall and Inner Mongolia.
3 prints of a house with beautiful art work, given to the missionaries for Kindergarten work.
2 prints depicting the Republican Conference held at Nanking, China, on December 29, 1991, where delegates from 17 provinces elected Dr. Sun Yat-sen president of a provisional government
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1 print depicting Chinese bandits posing in new uniforms near Chengchow, Honan Province, 1917, after they had been incorporated in the army of the Governor of Kaifeng, capital of the Honan Province; 1 print depicting Standard Oil Chinese agents at farewell party for Charles Forrest Crest, given at his home in Paotingfu, Honan Province, 1920.
1 print of a cartoon by Tom Brooks, entitled "The Thorn," depicting Chiang kai-shek as a thorn in the foot of a Communist Chinese dragon.
1 print of Chang Hsueh-liang, 1927.
1 autographed print of Dr. H.H. Kung
33 prints of Peking (Peiping), China, 1936-1938.
9 prints of the bombing of Shanghai, China, by the Japanese in 1937.
2 prints depicting scenes of the Cultural Revolution, entitled "A Meeting Hall for Workers at a Nitrogenous Fertilizer Factory in Canton," and "Red Guard Posters in the City of Canoton Near the 'Friendship Store'." The prints were taken by Tony Wills in August 1966.
1 print depicting the staff of the Chinese Embassy in Paris, 1909; and 7 photocopies of prints depicting Chinese students in France and Belgium, c. 1910-1930.
1 painting by CHing-chuk Yu, 10 October 1969.
1 stereoptic slide depicting buildings in the French Concession in Tientsin, destroyed by bombinl and one depicting the East Asiatic German Infantry sent to China to suppress the Boxer Rebellion.
1 print depicting the staff of the Chinese Embassy in the United States, 1868; and 1 print depicting the Methodist Episcopal Church in Shanghai, n.d.
1 print depicting the Diplomatic Corps in Beijing with President Yuan Shih-kai, c. 1913-1914.
2 prints depicting Amoy, China, in 1926.
7 prints, n.d., depicting rooms in Hotel Astor, Tianjin, China, where Herbert Hoover is said to have worked and lived.
Decorative Chinese scroll, n.d.
Chinese scroll painting, n.d., of the birth of Jesus.