Scenes of everyday life in the 1860s

This is a page from the German literary magazine 'Das Buch für Alle' (The Book for All) which shows scenes of everyday life in Singapore in the 1860s. The scenes show (clockwise from the top) -- "The Shores and Harbour of Singapore", "Chinese Street Dweller", "At a Pepper Plantation", "Running Amok", "Malay Village", "A Government Employee" and "The House of Whampoa".

 

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