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The Coming Man-Scene in the Hallway of a House in the Chinese Quarter; and The Coming Man-Scene in the Joss House in the Chinese Quarter. Both wood engravings in Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper1870

Altar in a Chinese Joss House, San Francisco. Wood engraving in Harper's Weekly1871

Altar in the Chinese Joss-House. Wood engraving in Harper's Weekly1871

A Holiday in Chinatown. Wood engraving in Harper's Weekly1880

California-Chinese Mission School at the Methodist Chapel, Jackson Street. Wood engraving in Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper1876

California-Interior of a Chinese Joss House. Wood engraving from a photograph by I.W. Taber in Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper1888

A haunt of the Highbinders in Chinatown. Wood engraving in Harper's Weeklynd

Searching Chinese Immigrants for Opium. Wood engraving from a sketch by W.W. Bode in Harper's Weekly1882

Chinese Merchants' Exchange. Wood engraving drawn by Paul Frenzeny, from a sketch by W.W. Bode, in Harper's Weeklynd

Among the Chinese on the Pacific Coast. Process print drawn by Frederick T. Langguth in Harper's Weeklynd

A Street in Chinatown. From a picture by Miss G.A. Davis, wood engraving in Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper1891

Chinese Immigrants at the San Francisco Custom House. Wood engravng by Paul Frenzeny in Harper's Weekly1877

Burning the Prayers-Chinese Superstitions. Wood engraving by Paul Frenzeny in Harper's Weekly1873

The Chinese in San Francisco : 5 scenes. Wood engravings and one half tone print in Harper's Weeklynd

Scene in a Chinese Opium Palace. Wood engraving drawn by Paul Frenzeny in Harper's Weekly1880

Chinese Fisherman in San Francisco Bay. Wood engraving drawn by Paul Frenzeny and Jules Tavernier in Harper's Weekly1875

A cChinese Burial in Lone Mountain Cemetery. Wood engraving drawn by Paul Frenzeny in Harper's Weeklynd

The Chinaman's Paradise; a Favorite Haunt of Opium Smokers on Kearney Street. Wood engraving by H. Baker from sketches by H. Ogden and Walter Yeager in Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper1878

Theatrical Performances in China-Town. Wood engraving drawn by Paul Frenzeny in Harper's Weeklynd

Sketches in China Town : 6 wood engravings drawn by Paul Frenzeny and Jules Tavernier, hand colored in Harper's Weekly1875

The Bubonic Plague : Chinamen, Confined within the Chinese Quarter, Cooking their meals. Half tone print in Harper's Weeklyc. 1900

Motiv aus dem Chinesenviertel. Colored heliogravure signed Rud. Crenao1883