CROWDED INDUSTRIAL CENTRE.OF.:JAPAN^-Looking across the island of Kiushiu,-where the largest iron'foundry m....

Looking across Sangro River Valley where NZ Division first made contact with the enemy, Italy, World War II ...

Ancient crater of Aso, largest in the world, Japan

Main front of the largest Buddhist Temple in Japan in Kyoto

Worshipping at the shrine of the great Diabutsu; largest idol in the ... Kamakura, Japan

Crowded street scene in Tunis following defeat of Axis troops - Photograph taken by M D Elias

Crowded street scene in Tunis celebrating defeat of Axis troops - Photograph taken by M D Elias

An official artist's impression of a Valentine tank in action on Nissan Island where the splaying roots of j...

New Zealanders looking across a River from the town of Sora, Italy, World War II - Photograph taken by Georg...

Looking across the Liri River towards principal church in town of Sora, Italy, World War II - Photograph tak...

Piccadilly Circus, a meeting-place on all occasions of national rejoicing, was quickly crowded when the firs...

The Imperial agricultural college of Sapporo, Japan. By Inazo Nitobe

The Imperial agricultural college of Sapporo, Japan. By Inazo Nitobe

Mounted French Moroccan troopers part of crowded transport on the Cassino Front in Italy, World War II - Pho...

A Chart of the eastern ocean from C. Good Hope to the Islands of Japan / drawn from the journals and remarks - M. d'Après de Mannevillette

A Chart of the eastern ocean from C. Good-Hope to the Islands of Japan / drawn from the journals and remarks of the most skilful navigators more especially from those of M. d'Apres de Mannevillette

The Empire of China and island of Japan, agreeable to modern history. By H Moll Geographer. (Print...

˜Theœ emergence of new industries between path dependency and path plasticity : the case of Japan'...

The Oriental navigator, or, Directions for sailing to, from, and upon the coasts of, the East-Indies, China, Australia...To the work are prefixed a series of ... tables of the determined positions of all the principle points and places from the British seas to Cape Horn, the Cape of Good Hope, and thence to the islands of Japan, by John Purdy. (Plan of Chatham Island, &c. Whittle & Laurie, London, 1815.)