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Four black and white signed photographs of Sir Frederick William Maze.

Four dulicate photographs of Sir Frederick Maze taken at Bassano Ltd. Royal Photographers and signed by Bassano. These are Platinotype prints.

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ID:	MAZ/6/6
Type:	Manuscript
Display location:	Not on display
Creator:	Maze, Frederick William
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	folder
Parts:	A collection of photogaphs collected by Sir Frederick Maze. (Manuscript) Photographs of Sir Frederick Maze in Chinese outfits. (Manuscript) (MAZ/6/1) Two black and white signed photographs of Sir Frederick William Maze. (Manuscript) (MAZ/6/2) A black and white photograph of Sir Frederick Maze. (Manuscript) (MAZ/6/3) Ten identical studio photographs of Sir Frederick Maze. (Manuscript) (MAZ/6/4-5) Four black and white signed photographs of Sir Frederick William Maze. (Manuscript) (MAZ/6/6) A photograph of Sir Frederick Maze in uniform. (Manuscript) (MAZ/6/7) A photograph of Frederick Maze in a T-shirt. (Manuscript) (MAZ/6/8) Photographs of Sir Frederick William Maze produced in the Southsea. (Manuscript) (MAZ/6/9) A signed photograph of Sir Frederick Maze 1929. (Manuscript) (MAZ/6/10) A photograph of Sir Frederick Maze. (Manuscript) (MAZ/6/11) Two photographs of Frederick's mother Mary Hart. (Manuscript) (MAZ/6/12) Photograph of Laura Gwendoline Bullmore holding a cat. (Manuscript) (MAZ/6/13) Photographs of Laura Gwendoline Bullmore, Frederick Maze's wife. (Manuscript) (MAZ/6/14) Studio photograph of Irene Hart 1913. (Manuscript) (MAZ/6/15) A family portrait of Sir Robert Hart, his wife and children. (Manuscript) (MAZ/6/16) Photograph of Robert Hart 1905. (Manuscript) (MAZ/6/17) Two photographs of Sir Robert Hart 1911. (Manuscript) (MAZ/6/18) A souvenir photograph to Sir Frederick Maze signed on the back. (Manuscript) (MAZ/6/19) Photograph of Frederick Maze and his wife. (Manuscript) (MAZ/6/20) Photograph of Sir Maze on a picnic with a group of people. (Manuscript) (MAZ/6/21) Photograph of Sir Maze and his wife standing outside a house. (Manuscript) (MAZ/6/22) A photograph of Willem Jacob Oudendijk. (Manuscript) (MAZ/6/23) Photograph of Sir Robert Hart. (Manuscript) (MAZ/6/24) Photograph of a woman signed Dorothy Wilding camera portraits. (Manuscript) (MAZ/6/25) Photographs of unidentified boys. (Manuscript) (MAZ/6/26) Photograph of six unidentified men. (Manuscript) (MAZ/6/27) A photograph of a woman and her child. (Manuscript) (MAZ/6/28) A reproduction photograph as unidentified girl. (Manuscript) (MAZ/6/29) Photograph of an unidentified man. (Manuscript) (MAZ/6/30) Formal photograph of a Military band and Sir Frederick Maze. (Manuscript) (MAZ/6/31) A photograph of Zhang Fuyun gifted to Sir Frederick Maze. (Manuscript) (MAZ/6/32) Three photographs of different groups of Asian and European gentlemen. (Manuscript) (MAZ/6/33) Photographs of a Chinese man (Manuscript) (MAZ/6/34) Photograph of Chinese and European gentlemen. (Manuscript) (MAZ/6/35) A photograph of Sir Frederick Maze at Peking includes Prince Henry or Prussia. (Manuscript) (MAZ/6/36) Aerial photograph showing a fire in the city as a result of war. (Manuscript) (MAZ/6/37) Photographs people at work with donkeys in front of an unidentified building titled smuggling. (Manuscript) (MAZ/6/38) Photograph of an unidentified house. (Manuscript) (MAZ/6/39) Photographs of Chinese Docks (Manuscript) (MAZ/6/40) Two aerial photographs of China dockyard same as MAZ/6/40. (Manuscript) (MAZ/6/41) Two photographs of a Chinese Junk model. (Manuscript) (MAZ/6/42) Photographs of a Chinese `Yuloh' ship model. (Manuscript) (MAZ/6/43) Oversize duplicate photographs (Manuscript) (MAZ/6/44)

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Four black and white signed photographs of Sir Frederick William Maze.

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