RMHF7N4W–Für die Landsturmpflichtigen der Geburtsjahrgänge 1891 bis 1893 und 1895 liegen die Verzeichnisse im Militäramt auf - Stadtmagistrat Laibach, am 2. Jänner 1914 - Zl. 32/V. u. Stellungsverzeichnis - Kundmachung - Laibach - Mehrsprachiges Plakat 1914
RMHF7XTB–Partial view upon Rio de Janeiro, Brazil with Sugarloaf (Pão de Açúcar).
RMHF7XTC–View upon capital Saint Georges from sea; Grenada, West Indies.
RMHF6FY2–Aus Anlass der teilweisen Mobilisierung Höchstpreise für bestimmte Produkte - Diese sind gut sichtbar aufzuhängen - Zuwiderhandlung wird bestraft - Auflistung der Produkte, wie Mehl, Linsen, Zucker, Milch, Eier etc. - K.k. Landesregierung für Krain in Laibach, am 29. Juli 1914 – Der k.k. Landespräsident Schwarz - Z. 227/Mob. Maximaltarife - Kundmachung - Laibach - Mehrsprachiges Plakat 1914
RMHF6FY3–Panorama gesehen vom Wischberg.Art.-Beobachter. (23-7.1917.) 15801819)
RMHF7XTE–Native Hawaiian settlements in the rural area of West Maui; Maui, Hawaii.
RMHF7XTF–Town of Revelstoke and Mt. Begbie; Revelstoke National Park, British Columbia, Canada.
RMHF7XTH–Locomotive pushing the train from behind to get up the switch backs to Machu Picchu; Peru.
RMHF7XTG–Lamas and agriculture outside of Cuzco, Peru.
RMHF7XTK–Carpet weaver near the roadside; close to Cuzco, Peru.
RMHF7XTJ–View upon Cuzco, Peru. Capital of the Inca Empire (13th-16th century). Conquered by Pizarro 1533.
RMHF7XTD–Houses of the Marquesas; Polynesian Center, Oahu, Hawaii.
RMHF7XTR–Canoeing in flat waters belonging to the Amazon system; near Manaus, Brazil.
RMHF7XW5–Old house in Dawson; Yukon Territory, Canada. Note: Building damaged from shifting ground caused by thawing permafrost.
RMHF7XTX–Eskimo people at airport; Point Barrow, Alaska. No roads connect Point Barrow with the rest of the state. Planes are the primary access to the area.
RMHF7XW3–Streetscene and landslide at mountain side; Dawson, Yukon Territory, Canada.
RMHF7XTT–Totem pole; Hazelton, British Columbia, Canada.
RMHF7XW1–Push car, rail car, on the railroad of White Pass; British Columbia, Canada.
RMHF7XTY–Clear cut forest, hillside denuded; Inside Passage near Sitka, Alaska.
RMHF7XTN–Display of handmade carpets at roadside; near Cuzco, Peru.
RMHF7XTW–Indian cemetery; Kitwanga, British Columbia, Canada.
RMHF7XTP–Sugarloaf (Pão de Açúcar) from cable car; Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
RMHF7XTM–Old passenger boat on the Amazon River; Brazil.
RMHF7XW0–View upon Skagway; at the head of Lynn Canal, Alaska.
RMHF7XWF–Eskimo Umiak in front of house; Point Barrow, Alaska. Boat made of wood and skins, for transportation of goods, traditionally rowed by women.
RMHF7XWD–Sled dogs lined up and ready to go; Point Barrow, Alaska.
RMHF7XWE–Eskimo Umiak; Point Barrow, Alaska. Boat made of skins stretched on wooden frame.
RMHF7XWA–Fish wheel on the Chena River; near Fairbanks, Alaska. The Chena River is a tributary of the Tanana River. The floating fish wheel catches fish swimming upstream or drifting in baskets that rotate along an axis powered by the current of the river. Fish slide out the side of the basket, when lifted, into a container mounted on the side.
RMHF7XW6–Partial view upon Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, seen from Sugarloaf (Pão de Açúcar).
RMHF7XW9–Gold dredge tailing piles at Bonanza Creek; Yukon Territory, Canada.
RMHF7XWG–Whale bones (mandible, etc.) outside of hut; Point Barrow, Alaska.
RMHF7XW4–Old post office building; Dawson, Yukon Territory, Canada.
RMHF7XWB–Fish wheel on the Chena River; near Fairbanks, Alaska. The Chena River is a tributary of the Tanana River. The floating fish wheel catches fish swimming upstream or drifting in baskets that rotate along an axis powered by the current of the river. Fish slide out the side of the basket, when lifted, into a container mounted on the side.
RMHF7XW8–Floating Gold Dredge; Dawson City, Yukon Territory, Canada. Dredge scoops up river rock and gravels, separating gold from the rest of the material and depositing the rock aside into tailing piles.
RMHF7XWC–Coastline with small boat at the edge of the Arctic Ocean; Point Barrow, Alaska.
RMHF7XWK–Sign in front of a Prsbyterian Church, with whale bones; Point Barrow, Alaska.
RMHF7XX0–Eskimo woman in colorful outfit; Point Barrow, Alaska.
RMHF7XX7–Children being taught at National Shrine; Taipei, Taiwan.
RMHF7XWN–Sign post indicating: North Pole - 1,250 miles, South Pole: 11-380 miles; Point Barrow, Alaska.
RMHF7XWJ–Entrance way and elaborate gate, seen from the Grand Hotel: Taipei, Taiwan.
RMHF7XWX–Eskimo children at the Arctic Ocean; Point Barrow, Alaska.
RMHF7XWH–Street with high-rises in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
RMHF7XWW–Children playing at the edge of the Arctic Ocean; Point Barrow, Alaska.
RMHF7XWY–Eskimo child in front of ice block; Point Barrow, Alaska.
RMHF7XWM–Simple dog sledge at the coast; Point Barrow, Alaska.
RMHF7XWP–Eskimo child in typical outfit; Point Barrow, Alaska.
RMHF7XX6–Strong earth movement and toppled-down houses as a result of earthquake of March 27th 1964; near Anchorage, Alaska.
RMHF7XX3–Dogs pulling sledge on gravel road; McKinley National Park, Alaska.
RMHF7XX1–Eskimo couple; Point Barrow, Alaska.
RMHF7XX9–Small settlement near Manila; Luzon Island, Philippines. Note thatched roof structures.
RMHF7XX5–Offset of a fence due to earth movement. Result of earthquake of March 27th, 1964; near Anchorage, Alaska.
RMHF7XX2–Partial view upon Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, seen from Corcovado.
RMHF7XXB–Muslim fishing village with houses on stilts, near Kota Kinabalu; Sabah, North Borneo, Malaysia.
RMHF7XX8–High rise with bamboo scaffolding from bottom to roof; Taipei, Taiwan.
RMHF7XX4–Result of earthquake of March 27, 1964. Upheaval of soil and destroyed houses; near Anchorage, Alaska.
RMHF7XXD–Partial view upon Rio de Janeiro, Brazil as seen from Corcovado.
RMHF7XXA–Pagsanjan Falls; near Manila, Luzon Island, Philippines.
RMHF7XXK–Dayak people washing and bathing in the river near their longhouses; Kuching area, Sarawak, Malaysia. People seemed to be happy, though shy.
RMHF7XXP–Buyers and sellers at a street market; area of Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, N Borneo, Malaysia.
RMHF7XY0–View upon part of the city; Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
RMHF7XXC–House in a fishing village near Kota Kinabalu; Sabah, North Borneo, Malaysia. Houses are on stilts with primitive ladders leading up to them.
RMHF7XXM–Longhouse village near mountains, covered with rainforest; Kuching area, Sarawak, NW Borneo, Malaysia.
RMHF7XXJ–Settlement of Dayak people, Longhouses; Kuching area, Sarawak, Malaysia. Many Dayak people believe in nature spirits, therefore spirit offerings in the woods.
RMHF7XXG–Longhouses, the whole complex on stilts, the “patio” is used as a working area; Kuching area, Sarawak, NW Borneo, Malaysia.
RMHF7XXE–Sampans on Sarawak River; Kuching, Sarawak, NW Borneo, Malaysia.
RMHF7XXR–Rice agriculture, below Mt. Kinabalu - elevation 4,101 meters; Sabah, N Borneo, Malaysia.
RMHF7XXF–Long houses in the jungle, built on stilts; Kuching area, Sarawak, NW Borneo, Malaysia. By building on stilts people stay cooler, are protected from flooding and from some wild animals.
RMHF7XY7–People working in the rice field; area of Jogjakarta, Java, Indonesia.
RMHF7XY6–People working in the rice fields; near Yogjakarta, Java, Indonesia.
RMHF7XY5–Hard work in the rice fields with water buffaloes; near Yogjakarta, Java, Indonesia.
RMHF7XXY–Raffles Landing: Boat Quay on the Singapore River; Singapore, Malaysia. Tongkang and twakow boats (bumboats) on the river.
RMHF7XY1–Ships in the harbor; Jakarta, Java, Indonesia.
RMHF7XY2–Native schooners in the old harbor; Jakarta, Java, Indonesia.
RMHF7XY9–Women in the market; area of Jogjakarta, Java, Indonesia.
RMHF7XXW–Horsemen of the Puszta in traditional dress performing equestrian arts traditional to the horse culture of the Hungarian steppes; Hungary.
RMHF7XXX–Peruvian women in typical outfit; Cuzco, Peru.
RMHF7XXT–View upon a fishing village; area of Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, N Borneo, Malaysia.
RMHF7XY4–Rice fields near Jogjakarta; Java, Indonesia.
RMHF7XYP–Girl in Hindu dress (Sari); Tanzania, Africa. Strong Hindu influence in East Africa, with Hindu communities and temples.
RMHF7XYJ–Horseman in flamboyant traditional outfit of the Puszta, Hungary.
RMHF7XYA–Man from Gabon in native dress, coast of West Africa; Gabon, Africa.
RMHF7XYB–Cattle breeding in the steppes of the Puszta, Hungary. Primitive installation for watering the cattle in the background.
RMHF7XYF–Horses and carriages in the Puszta, Hungary. The steppe lands of the Puszta is a famous place for horse breeding and horsemanship.
RMHF7XY8–Woman herding her ducklings in the rain; area of Jogjakarta, Java, Indonesia.
RMHF7XYD–Shepherd in his outfit in the Puszta, Hungary.
RMHF7XYH–Horses performing in the Puszta, Hungary. Excellent horsemanship of the people in the Puszta. The Puszta is the treeless plains of the Hungarian steppes.
RMHF7XYN–People at a market place; Samarkand, Uzbekistan, former USSR.
RMHF7XYK–Model of space launcher, Kocmoc center; Moscow, Russia.
RMHF7XYE–Primitive reed shelter for the shepherd in the Puszta, Hungary.
RMHF7XYG–Horses in the steppes of the Puszta, Hungary. Flamboyant traditional outfit of the horseman.
RMHF7XYT–Area outside of Sarmakand; Uzbekistan, former USSR.
RMHF7XYW–Archaeological excavations from 7th century AD; Afrosiab, outside Samrkand, Uzbekistan.
RMHF7Y06–Cotton collected via conveyor belt; Bukhara, Uzbekistan.
RMHF7XYY–Market place with shops; Bukhara, Uzbekistan, former USSR. Continental climate: summer - 40-45º C, winter - 20º C
RMHF7Y00–Donkeys tied to a hitching post, street scene; Bukhara, Uzbekistan.
RMHF7Y04–Street scene, people collecting water from a well with buckets; Bukhara, Uzbekistan, former USSR.
RMHF7Y03–Man in a Muslim cap building a wall of brick and mortar; Bukhara Uzbekistan.
RMHF7Y01–Old men in turbans, resting on a bench; Bukhara, Uzbekistan.
RMHF7XYR–Melon market; Samarkand, Uzbekistan, former USSR.
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