Malay culture, wood engravings, published in 1897 - stock illustration

Malay culture, left side: 1, 3-6) Idols (ancestral portraits) from Nias, 2) Funeral building on Borneo; 7) Dance mask; 8) Peasant costume from Borneo; 9) Pirate from Sulu; 10) Proa from Sumatra; 11) Dayak village on Borneo; 12) House of the Batak people on Sumatra; 13) Javanese house. Right side: 1-8) Farm tools and knives ; 9) Blowpipe with bayonet (Borneo); 10) Spear (Nias); 11) Quiver (Borneo); 12) Earring (Nias); 13) Headdress of a chieftain (Nias); 14) Sabre (Jawa Timur); 15) Kris (Java); 16) Sabre (Sumatra); 17) Sword (Nias); 18) Kris (Bali); 19) Kris (Sulawesi); 20) Spear (Luzon); 21) Drum, (Nias); 22) Braided edging (Sulawesi); 23) Loincloth edging of Dayak (Borneo); 24) Carvings of the Dayak (Borneo); 25) Brazier and rice pot (Java); 26) Hair comb (Nias); 27) Earring (Nias); 28) Shield of the Dayak (Borneo); 29) Bangle of men (Nias); 30) Spoon (Nias); 31) Fiddle. Wood engravings, published in 1897.