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Photograph of a woman signed Dorothy Wilding camera portraits. (Manuscript)
MAZ/6/25
Photograph of a woman signed Dorothy Wilding camera portraits.
A series of drafts of different chapters of The Seat of Celestial Customs. (Manuscript)
1949-11-17
MAZ/3/2
A folder containing draft of Chapter 1 'The Chinese Maritime Custom Service: A Synopsis Of Its Genesis And Development' by Sir F Maze, draft of 'Canton And The Revolution 1911 -15 Chapter 7' by Sir F Maze, draft of 'Conservancy Operations In China Chapter 16' by Sir F M…
An official Circular explaining the reason for Francis Algen's dismissal as Inspector General. (Manuscript)
1927-02-11
MAZ/1/20
Copies of Semi - Official Circular (Note Vide) No. 53 explaining the Inspector General derives his power from the Government and not from the Treaties and the reason for Francis Aglen's dismissal.
Formerly MAZ/49…
A mozambique Portuguese colony twenty shields Lisbon 1941. (Manuscript)
1941-11-01
MAZ/7/3
Mozambique Portuguese colony twenty shields Lisbon, 1 November 1941, Issued Banknote, Brown on blue under print, No. 1,016,557 Decreto No.…
Photographs of a Chinese `Yuloh' ship model. (Manuscript)
MAZ/6/43
Four photograph of a Chinese Yuloh ship model with a Chinese stamp on the back.
A series of Draft Chapters for 'The Seat of Celestial Customs book by Sir Frederick Maze. (Manuscript)
MAZ/3/4
Draft of 'The Chinese Maritime Customs Service: A synopsis of its genesis and development', including conservancy operations in China, Canton and the Revolution, 1911 - 15, Chinese junks and notes on coast and rivers, the Jesuits in china, a brief outline of political developments in the F…
Two photographs of Sir Robert Hart 1911. (Manuscript)
1911
MAZ/6/18
Two signed photographs of Sir Robert Hart (1835-1911) taken in signed and dated 1911.
Photographs of Sir Frederick William Maze produced in the Southsea. (Manuscript)
1916
MAZ/6/9
A photograph of Sir Frederick Maze in 1916 produced by A. Debenham Art Portrait Studio at Southsea.
Photograph of Chinese and European gentlemen. (Manuscript)
MAZ/6/35
Photograph of unidentified group of Chinese and European people.
Seven duplicate studio photographs of Sir Frederick Maze. (Manuscript)
MAZ/6/5
Thirteen identical studio photograph of Sir Frederick Maze the note at the bottom states these are reproduction. Same photos as MAZ/6/4.
A family portrait of Sir Robert Hart, his wife and children. (Manuscript)
MAZ/6/16
Family portrait photograph of Sir Robert Hart and his wife Hester Jane Bredon with their two children Evelyn Amy Hart and Edgar Bruce Hart taken in 1878. (Frederick's Aunt, Uncle and cousins.)
An envelope of duplicate correspondence on reports of the river and port during Maze's time at Customs. (Manuscript)
1925-1946
MAZ/1/23
Envelope containing Translation of letters by Mr Maze to Mr Chang Ching-Kiang; General Remarks on imposition of Surtax on tonnage (translation); London Office of the Chinese Maritime Customs, a report on the acquisition of a property bought by Maze on behalf of the customs as residential quarters, t…
A series of drafts from the unpublished book titled 'The Seat of Celestial Customs.' (Manuscript)
MAZ/3/3
A folder containing a draft of 'The Jesuits in China' by Sir Frederick Maze, Chapter 16 'Conservancy Operations In China' with China stamp, Drafts of Chapters 1,2,3 and 8, 'Chinese Maritime Customs: A Synopsis of It's Genesis And Development and Appendix', 'Ca…
A Far Eastern Economic Review, Chinese Junks by Frederick Maze 1949. (Manuscript)
1949-11-17
MAZ/4/4
A copy of 'The far Eastern Economic Review' dated 17 November 1949, No 20, Volume VII - front page article 'Conservancy Operations In China' by Sir Frederick Maze, article from 'The Far Eastern Economic Review' entitled 'Chinese Junks' by Sir Frederick Maze.
Far Eastern Economic Review printed Article. (Manuscript)
1954-02-25
MAZ/4/7
Far Eastern Economic Review No.8 25 February 1954 Vol XVI
Far Eastern Economic Review 1952 printed article. (Manuscript)
1952
MAZ/4/5
The Far Eastern Economic Review 1952, 'Chinese Junks', a printed article written by Sir frederick Maze.
Formerly MAZ/12…
Printed document of Chapter One The Chinese Maritime Service: a brief synopsis of its Genesis and Development. (Manuscript)
MAZ/3/5
Four printed document of Chapter One The Chinese Maritime Service: a brief synopsis of its Genesis and Development by Sir Frederick Maze.
Formerly MAZ/14…
A series of confidential correspondence to Sir Frederick Maze and other officials during his role as Inspector-General of Customs. (Manuscript)
1927-1944
MAZ/1/4
A folder containing duplicates of confidential correspondence, mostly between Chinese officials, the London foreign office, the ministry of finance, national government, China and the inspectorate general of customs, Sir Frederick Maze. Including: A transcript of a speech made by Dr T. V.…
Photograph of an unidentified man. (Manuscript)
MAZ/6/30
Photograph of a unidentified man with his top hat on the table with cardboard frame.
Photograph of Laura Gwendoline Bullmore holding a cat. (Manuscript)
MAZ/6/13
Photograph of Laura Gwendoline Bullmore sitting holding a cat.
Photographs of Chinese Docks (Manuscript)
MAZ/6/40
Two aerial photograph Canton, Nansha, Guangzhou, China showing Shameen (British and French former Concessions) on lower left foreground, the city and new bridge on front reach of Pearl river.
Photographs people at work with donkeys in front of an unidentified building titled smuggling. (Manuscript)
1936
MAZ/6/38
Photographs titled smuggling under Japanese again 1936 of an unidentified building and people in China working with donkeys and carts.
Photographs of Laura Gwendoline Bullmore, Frederick Maze's wife. (Manuscript)
MAZ/6/14
Two identical photographs of Laura Gwendoline Bullmore (Frederick Maze's wife) in a coat and hat.
Studio photograph of Irene Hart 1913. (Manuscript)
1913
MAZ/6/15
Photograph of Frederick Maze's cousin Irene Hart taken 1913 in her wedding dress signed.
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