Finding aid for Gerald Warner Taiwan Image Collection
Tri-fold brochure for East Asia Image Collection
1935 Tourist Map of Taiwanhe Aborigines of Taiwan”
1940 Magazine article about Wufeng myth, “Goho the Interpreter”
Kyoto University Area Studies Center for Integrated Information
National Central Library Taiwan Historical Images from Japanese Period
The Leonard A. Lauder Collection
小川尚義 浅井恵倫 臺灣資料 小川尚義(1869–1947) 浅井恵倫(1895–1969)収
AGSL Digital Photo Archive: Asia and the Middle East
Editor: Christian Henriot
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