Flying Fish manual calculating machine, model JSY-20, Serial no. 648635 by the Shanghai Calculating & Typewriter MFG Works, c. 1965 Flying Fish manual calculating machine 1965-1970
Vintage gelatin silver print by Henri Cartier-Bresson. Rushing for gold distribution, Shanghai. John Hilleson Agency stamp, Cartier-Bresson Magnum Photos copyright stamp, and Focal Press editorial markup on verso. Rushing for gold distribution, Shanghai December 1948-January 1949
Gelatin silver print of the heads of two Chinese soldiers, exhibited at the roadside after a battle against the Japanese in Shanghai, China, taken by S M West, 12 September 1937. Text on reverse reads 'Gruesome relics of war at Shanghai. Heads of Chinese soldiers slain in battle, and exhibited on the road-side at Shaghai as a protest against Japanese agression'. Two Chinese soldiers' heads exhibited at roadside after battle 1937-09-12
Vintage gelatin silver print by Henri Cartier-Bresson. Traffic jam in Suchow Creek, Shanghai. Photographer's stamp and Focal Press editorial mark-up on verso. Traffic jam in Suchow Creek, Shanghai 1949
Green plastic case for ‘Double Pigeon’ Chinese Typewriter (Shuānggē) made by Shanghai Calculating & Typewriter MFG Works, China, c. 1965-1975. Cover for 'Double Pigeon' Chinese Typewriter 1965-1985
Rigged model, scale 1:10, of a Chinese fishing junk, as used in the Amoy district of the Formosa Straight, on stand with four wood carved fish feet, unsigned, Shanghai, China 1937, and human figures by Barbara Mary Campbell, Kingston-upon-Thames, Surrey, England, 1962 Large rigged model of an Amoy Fishing Junk 1937; 1962
Chinese typeset for ‘Double Pigeon’ Chinese Typewriter (Shuānggē) stored in a wooden box with the 'Double Pigeon' logo, made by Shanghai Calculating & Typewriter MFG Works, China, c. 1965-1975. Type for 'Double Pigeon' Chinese Typewriter 1965-1975
Rigged model, scale 1:14, of a Chinese fast sailing vessel known as a 'Lorcha', on carved wood cradles, unsigned, Hong Kong, China, 1936-1938 Rigged model of a Chinese Junk ('Lorcha') 1936-1938