Print 1667: A freight raft used on upper Yellow River in Northwest China. Made of inflated oxhides tied to a framework of poles. Near Lanchow, Kansu [Lanzhou, Gansu]. N. W. China.China. Skin RaftsTravel magazine photo caption: Constructing a freight raft. The rafts which take the long journey down the Yangtze may range in length up to fifty or seventy-five feet. These rivermen are constructing a medium size raft of oxhides which are stuffed with wool and then filled with air.Travel. (May, 1934). Rafting on the Yellow River. Vol. LXIII, No. 1, p. 27-29, 49.GrayscaleForman Nitrate Negatives, Box 1
A close-up of a wooden water-wheel showing the long narrow buckets fixed at an angle to scoop up the...
Forman 1600 c2: 'Galley' junk plies the Yangtze (compare with koda of jet airliner). Forman 1600 c3...
This is a photograph of logs that have been lined up before making rafts. In between the logs and th...
Print 1669 c1: Fa-Tze - or skin rafts used on the Yellow River in Kansu [Gansu] province. Print 166...
Print 1665: Front view of one-man skin raft used on upper reaches of Yellow River. Constructed of i...
Print 1663 c1: Skin rafts showing framework poles, inflated and deflated skins. These skin rafts are...
The inflated sheepskins. Three rows of inflated sheepskin, from twelve to fifteen in number, provid...
Print 1659: Water wheels at Lanchow [Lanzhou], capital of Kansu [Gansu] province. They lift the wat...
One man skin raft in use on the upper Yellow River, (2000 miles northwest from Shanghai).China. Skin...
This is a photograph of a sheepskin raft, an example of mode of transportation by river in China. Pe...
A portable goat skin raft which is used in the water down stream and carried on the back of a man up...
China. Skin RaftsMan is wearing a taqiya (Muslim cap)GrayscaleForman Nitrate Negatives, Box 1
China. Skin RaftsZhongshan Bridge in backgroundGrayscaleForman Nitrate Negatives, Box 1
Print 1650 c1: Log rafts on Sining [Xining] River near Sining [Xining], capital of Chinghai [Qinghai...
Yellow River skin rafts at Lanchow (Kaolan) [Lanzhou]. Note American-built steel bridge.China. Skin...
A close-up of a wooden water-wheel showing the long narrow buckets fixed at an angle to scoop up the...
Forman 1600 c2: 'Galley' junk plies the Yangtze (compare with koda of jet airliner). Forman 1600 c3...
This is a photograph of logs that have been lined up before making rafts. In between the logs and th...
Print 1669 c1: Fa-Tze - or skin rafts used on the Yellow River in Kansu [Gansu] province. Print 166...
Print 1665: Front view of one-man skin raft used on upper reaches of Yellow River. Constructed of i...
Print 1663 c1: Skin rafts showing framework poles, inflated and deflated skins. These skin rafts are...
The inflated sheepskins. Three rows of inflated sheepskin, from twelve to fifteen in number, provid...
Print 1659: Water wheels at Lanchow [Lanzhou], capital of Kansu [Gansu] province. They lift the wat...
One man skin raft in use on the upper Yellow River, (2000 miles northwest from Shanghai).China. Skin...
This is a photograph of a sheepskin raft, an example of mode of transportation by river in China. Pe...
A portable goat skin raft which is used in the water down stream and carried on the back of a man up...
China. Skin RaftsMan is wearing a taqiya (Muslim cap)GrayscaleForman Nitrate Negatives, Box 1
China. Skin RaftsZhongshan Bridge in backgroundGrayscaleForman Nitrate Negatives, Box 1
Print 1650 c1: Log rafts on Sining [Xining] River near Sining [Xining], capital of Chinghai [Qinghai...
Yellow River skin rafts at Lanchow (Kaolan) [Lanzhou]. Note American-built steel bridge.China. Skin...
A close-up of a wooden water-wheel showing the long narrow buckets fixed at an angle to scoop up the...
Forman 1600 c2: 'Galley' junk plies the Yangtze (compare with koda of jet airliner). Forman 1600 c3...
This is a photograph of logs that have been lined up before making rafts. In between the logs and th...