The Chinese men-of-war replying to the attack of the Japanese siege-guns on a hill to the W. of Peishantsuy, W. of the W. entrance to Wei-Hai-Wei harbour

A general view of the Peishantsuy forts, on the W. coast of Wei-Hai-Wei

A general view of the Peishantsuy forts, on the W. coast of Wei-Hai-Wei

A rear-view of the Peishantsuy forts, on the W. coast of Wei-Hai-Wei

A rear-view of the Peishantsuy forts, on the W. coast of Wei-Hai-Wei

Two guns on the Hwang-Tooyai fort, on the N. W. Coast of Wei-Hai-Wei

The destruction by shells of the torpedo-station on Peishantsuy, on the W. coast of Wei-Hai-Wei

The rear defences of the hill to the N. of the Tseszetai forts, on the W. Coast of Wei-Hai-Wei

A portion of the eminence to the left of the Tseszetai forts on the W. coast of Wei-Hai-Wei

The sinking of the Chinese man-of-war "Ching-Yuen" in Wei-Hai-Wei harbour

A general view of the Hwang island fort in Wei-Hai-Wei harbour

A view of Wei-Hai-Wei harbour, Liukung Island and its town, and the vessels in harbour

A view of Wei-Hai-Wei harbour, Liukung Island and its town, and the vessels in harbour

A view of Wei-Hai-Wei harbour, Liukung Island and its town, and the vessels in harbour

A view of Wei-Hai-Wei harbour, Liukung Island and its town, and the vessels in harbour

A view of Wei-Hai-Wei harbour, Liukung Island and its town, and the vessels in harbour

The Japanese squadrons at anchor in Wei-Hai-Wei harbour, after the capture of Liukung Island

The Japanese squadrons at anchor in Wei-Hai-Wei harbour, after the capture of Liukung Island

The central and part of the right portion of Tseszetai forts on the W. Coast of Wei-Hai-Wei

Entrance to the city

Fishing-Entrance To The Scheld

Entrance to the Mausolea of the Tokugawa Shôguns in Tokyo

THE SIEGE OF PORT ARTHUR: JAPANESE OUTPOSTS CREEPING UP TO THE FORTS

The march through snow of a portion of the sixth division from Tseszetai, S.E. of Wei-hai-Wei, towards Hooshan

Entrance to the beautiful gardens, Kyoto

A distant view of the Old tiger's tail fort and the Jentse earworks from the Hwangkin hill forts, Port Arthur

A view of the Lungmeaoutsuy forts, on the east coast of Wei-Hai-Wei

The men-of-war gathered on the water S.W. of Hwang island after the sinking of the "Ching-Yuen"

A front view of the principal and east forts of Hwangkin Shan, Port Arthur

A general view of Wei-Hai-Wei, after its capture

The Japanese military and naval officers celebrating their victory at the dockyard

A rear-view of the Peishantsuy forts, on the W. coast of Wei-Hai-Wei

The Japanese military and naval officers celebrating their victory at the dockyard

Cannonade of the first shield artillery regiment upon the Chinese advancing to attack the second infantry regiment stationed on the S. of Shihtsuytse, N. W. of Port Arthur

The Chinese men-of-war firing in reply to the attack of a portion of the Japanese squadron

A portion of the shelter trenches on Motienling, on the E. coast of Wei-Hai-Wei

The first infantry fighting near Fongheatun, W. of Port Arthur

Landing of the second detachment of the sixth division at Lungseu bay, Yung Ching

The signal and electric light towers on Liukung Island

The march through snow of a portion of the sixth division from Tseszetai, S.E. of Wei-hai-Wei, towards Hooshan

Attack made by the forts at Jih island and the south-eastern head of Liukung island and the Chinese men-of-war upon the already captured Lukeutsuy forts on the E. coast of Wei-Hai-Wei, and the Japanese army on land

The encampment of the officers of the first division near Toochingtse

The Japanese squadrons at anchor in Wei-Hai-Wei harbour, after the capture of Liukung Island

The destruction by shells of the torpedo-station on Peishantsuy, on the W. coast of Wei-Hai-Wei

[歴民カード_歴史] 武具敗將出土兜

The Chinese men-of-war firing in reply to the attack of a portion of the Japanese squadron

A view of Wei-Hai-Wei harbour, Liukung Island and its town, and the vessels in harbour

A view of the Chingtow, Mantow, and the Lantse forts and the bodyguards left barracks, Port Arthur

An attack from the captured Lukeutsuy fort, on the E. coast of Wei-Hai-Wei, upon the forts on Liukung Island and the S. E. head