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ohne gockeln: VW Karman Ghia...

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ohne gockeln: VW Karman Ghia...

Ja,das stimmt es ist ein VW Karmann-Ghia Typ 34 

ohne Jahresangabe

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The East Asiatic Company (EAC) Wharf
Situated on the bank of Chao Phraya River, in the area of Wat Phraya Krai (abandoned), it is the place where goods were being transferred to and from the country.

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Nang Rong - 1967

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The Bangkok Dock Company Limited
 The Bangkok Dock Company Limited or formerly known as Bangkok Dock Co. was established in 1865 by an Englishman, Captain Bush, who was later named Phraya Wisut Sakhondit. It is located on Charoen Krung or New Road at the bank of Chao Phraya River in the Yannawa District. After a time, when the Royal Navy became the only shareholders of business, the name was changed to Bangkok Dock Company (1957) Limited.

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Rows of Chedis in Wat Chedi Chet Thaew in Si Satchanalai District of Sukhothai Province
 His Majesty King Rama VI took this photo while visited the cities of Kamphaengphet, Sukhothai,
Sawankhalok, Uttaradit and Phitsanulok when His Majesty was the Crown Prince in 1907.

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Wat Benchamabophit Dusitwanaram Ratcha Wara Vihara
The photo was taken during the construction of the Ubosot from the southeastern direction of the temple. It is where the Phra Rup Bridge
crosses the canal that separates the monastery compound from the monks' residence, which can be seen at the lower part of the photo.

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The Embassy of the United Kingdom
The new British Embassy was constructed on land in the Ploenchit area that once belonged to Phraya Phakdi Noraset, who was commonly known as Nai Lert. The land was acquired in exchange for a part of the Legation premises on Charoen Krung Road that bordered the bank of Chao Phraya River. In front is the War Memorial and the Statue of Queen Victoria that was transferred from the previous site of the Legation. Beyond is the Minister's residence officially completed in 1926. In 1947, the British Legation was upgraded in level to become the Embassy of the United Kingdom in Thailand. The current premises were recently transferred in ownership to a private sector in 2018. Once again, the Embassy is in the process of moving to a new site in the near future.

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Udorn Singharak Gate in the Grand Palace
 Entrance to the front of the former Phra Thinang Ananda Samakhom, located north of Phra Abhinaowas Niwet Complex. The two engraved gate panels made of wood, influenced by the west. Both sides of the gate erected light posts and cannon booth. The building on right, inside of the gate is scribe office and kitchen for court official, taken in the 4th reign.

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The House and The Printing Press of Dr. Bradley
Known as the American Missionary Association Press, it was located at the mouth
of Bang Luang, or Bangkok Yai Canal.

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Himmaphan House or Sam Saen Park
The place is situated on the side of Sam Saen Road. Phra Sapphakan Hiranyakit (Choei Itsaraphakdi), the manager of Siam Commercial Bank at the time, built this place as a park open to the public for a fee, to come visit and enjoy. The construction was complete in 1908. Many buildings are in the compound; shown here is the Pink Building. Later, the ownership of the land and its premises were transferred to the Siam Commercial Bank, which was subsequently graciously bought by King Rama VI with his private funds for the Department of Sanitation of the Metropolitan Ministry for use as a sanatorium to heal people. Today the place is the Vajira Hospital.
The two men who appear in the photo are Phra Phromabhibal (Khaek), the father, on the left, and Phra Sapphakan Hiranyakit (Choei Itsaraphakdi), on the right.

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Der Wat Arun in Bangkok ca. 1900

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Herstellung von Räuchermakrelen - Samut Songkhram 1960

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Fischmarkt in  Samut Songkhram -  1960

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ca.1930