Jutka of Indian pony carriage, Madras. Photographer: Nicholas and Curths
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Genre: Ethnographical Photography Two-wheeled covered carriage, drawn by a single pony. See Hobson-Jobson: 'Jutka ... The native cab of Madras, and of Mofussil towns in that Presidency; a conveyance only to be characterised by the epithet ramshackle, though in that respect equalled by the Calcu...
Country gopurum or bullock carriage, Guindy, Madras. Photographer: Unknown
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Genre: Ethnographical Photography Side view of wooden, two-wheeled cart, drawn by a pair of bullocks. With exhibition label from the South Kensington Exhibition of 1873.
Rev. J. E. Clough of the American Mission, Ongole, with his travelling bullock carriage and servants. Photographer: Unknown
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Genre: Portrait Photography Rev. Clough standing beneath tree with servants, with bullock carriage at right. Clough was in charge of the Ongole establishment of the American Baptist Missionary Union in the late 1860s-70s. Print shown at the South Kensington Exhibition of 1873.
Bullock hackery, Madras. Photographer: Nicholas and Curths
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Genre: Ethnographical Photography Side view of small, two-wheeled trap drawn by a small bullock. Similar to, though smaller than print 4871. Photographer's named printed on mount. Exhibition label removed.
A muncheel or travelling hammock-litter, Madras. Photographer: Nicholas and Curths
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Genre: Ethnographical Photography Showing a European man lying in a muncheel carried by four bearers. The hammock-litter is slung from a single broad pole, with an awning above to give shade. Photographer's name printed on mount. Exhibition label removed.
Street scene with bullock-drawn wagon, Ahmadabad. Photographer: Narayen, Shivashanker
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Genre: Landscape Photography Wagon drawn by a team of six bullocks. The caption draws attention to 'Leather trusses and leather seat for front driver'. The print mount is signed 'Shivashanker Narayen, Photographer. G.W. Terry dirext.' Terry was Head of the Bombay School of Art.