A howdah posters & prints

Hunters in a howdah Anonymous

Empress of India: State Howdah Manufactured for the Duke of Buckingham, Governor of Madras Anonymous

State Howdah, Exhibited by the East India Company Anonymous

State Howdah, and Elephant Anonymous

Howdah in Hyderabad, 1911 Anonymous

Elephant with State Howdah at Baroda Anonymous

Ranavalona, Queen of Madagascar in Her State Howdah. Anonymous

Empress of India: State Howdah Manufactured for the Duke of Buckingham, Governor of Madras Anonymous

Rama and Lakshman in the howdah of a white elephant with Hanuman as mahout, late 18th century Indian School

Raja Sarup Singh of Udaipur shooting hogs from a howdah. Udaipur, Indian, mid-19th century Tara

The Rajah's Favourite Edwin Lord Weeks

Dondiakera, India Egron Sellif Lundgren

Presentation of Gentil by Nawab Shuja ud-Daula to Emperor Shah Alam in Angur Bagh French School

The Prince of Wales with the Maharajah of Gwalior during his Indian tour Anonymous

Elephants and their uses Anonymous

A Street in Jodphur, India, Edwin Lord Weeks

The Prince of Wales tiger shooting in India Anonymous

The Prince of Wales tiger shooting in Nepal, the Indian Tour Anonymous

The Rajah's Favourite, 1884-89 Edwin Lord Weeks

Visit India Poster Tom Purvis

The Elephant, c1850 Benjamin Waterhouse Hawkins

Elephants with their mahout, c.1815 Anglo-Indian School

Muharram Ceremony, Faizabad, 1772 from 'The Gentil Album', published in 1774 French School

Fol.110 The Sultana leaving the palace Islamic School

Exchange Students Alix Soubiran-Hall

Unidentified scene, Aurangabad, c.1725 Indian School

Colonel James Tod and Guru Gyanchandra riding elephants near Udaipur, October 1822 Rajasthani School

Baroda state elephant, India Anonymous

Maharaja Raj Singh in Procession with Members of His Court, ca. 1700 Attributed to Nihal Chand

The Sham Fight Before The Prince Of Wales At Delhi, India Anonymous

A British Officer on an elephant on a hunting expedition Indian School

Colonel James Tod travelling by elephant through Rajasthan with his Cavalry and Sepoys Indian School

Our Circus Friends Rhoda Chase

Tiger attacking an elephant Anonymous

The Delhi Durbar, 1903 Roderick D. MacKenzie

Tiger Hunting in the East Indies, 1798 Thomas Daniell