Burmah (myanmar) posters & prints

Idols on the Banks of the River Irrawaddy, Burmah Anonymous

Incomparable Pagoda, Mandalay, Burma Anonymous

The north section of the '450 Pagodas', Mandalay, Burma (Myanmar) Anonymous

Sandoway, Arakan, Myanmar C Kegan Paul

The Burmah Expedition: The Woon of Burmah on his Way to Visit General Prendergast English School

A Bazaar In Burmah Anonymous

The Mengoon Bell Mandalay Burmah 1866 Anonymous

Affairs in Burmah: Thyetmyo the Frontier Town 1880 Anonymous

View in Pegu, British Burmah Anonymous

The Burmah Expedition: General Prendergast Calling on the Woon of Burmah English School

The Plague Of Rats In Burmah, Burma Anonymous

View on the River Irrawaddy, Burmah Anonymous

Our Troops in Burmah: Reception of General F. Roberts in Mandalay at the East Gate of the Palace Amedee Forestier

Prome, Sketched from the Irawaddy, Burmah Anonymous

Yenbenzeik, Seen from Prome, Burmah Anonymous

Map of the Burman Empire, 1824 to May 1826 Anonymous

The Burmah Expedition: General Prendergast's Interview with the Officers and Remnant of the Burmese Army English School

Merchant Street Rangoon British Burmah 1869 Anonymous

Trinity Church Rangoon British Burmah 1869 Anonymous

Map of China and Birmah, 1851 John Rapkin

A court scene Burmese School

Rangoon Harbour, Myanmar Anonymous

Mandalay the King's Pagoda Myanmar 1885 the Expedition against the King Theebaw of Burma Anonymous

Family journeying through the jungle near Mingun, Burma Stereo Travel Co

Wayzayanda monastery and pagodas at Moulmein, Burma, c.1890 Philip Adolphe Klier

King Thibaw with dignitaries and a British officer Hsaya Chone and Hsaya Saw

Elephants moving timber, Rangoon, Burma (Myanmar) Underwood & Underwood

924 A ride around the temples, Bagan Clive Wilson

909 Thaung Tho market, heading home Clive Wilson

Daily life scene Burmese School

907 Loading up, Thaung Tho market Clive Wilson

Specimens of King Theebaw's Army Anonymous

906 Pauk Pa Village Clive Wilson

Young Burmese woman holding a huge cigar, Rangoon, Burma Stereo Travel Co

The British in Burmah: A Pooay at the Palace, Mandalay, Before Lady Dufferin and Burmese Ladies English School

One of the chief native market streets, Rangoon, Burma Stereo Travel Co