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Summary

Description

The Nawab Sir Salar Jung, G.C.S.I., Prime Minister of the Nizam. Bust portrait captioned The Nawab Sir Salar Jung, G.C.S.I., Prime Minister of the Nizam. The turban folds, moustache, face hatching, dark coat and star-shaped decoration match the scrapbook. The complete bust, background hatching and two-line printed caption are retained. Other portraits, the decorative banner and Government House on the full p. 513 are outside this crop. A named artist, engraver or photographic source for this exact impression is not established here.

From The Illustrated London News, vol. LXVII (67), no. 1893, 20 November 1875, printed p. 513. The complete source-page header prints the date and folio. The issue masthead on the previously reviewed p. 497 prints the number, volume and date; the same retained immutable witness is identified in the dossier. This page is headed Special Supplement. The first publication in all editions and the physical copy used for the scrapbook cutting are not established.

Compared directly with H. P. Blavatsky’s Scrapbooks, volume 5, page 77, item 2. Album images, captions, articles, handwriting, notes, metadata, footnotes and prior sources remain unchanged.

Source

München, Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, shelfmark 2 Per. 15 f-67, digital object bsb11307645; BSB-ID 991019497679707356; URN urn:nbn:de:bvb:12-bsb11307645-2. Canvas 585, labelled 513 (0585). Complete published IIIF full JPEG, not original camera TIFF.

Thank you to Bayerische Staatsbibliothek for preserving this volume and making its colour scans freely accessible.

File and processing

PNG, 1052 × 1212 pixels, RGB; natural paper colour retained. Complete input: 3274 × 4727 pixels, 2536601 bytes, SHA-256 ec2e811b26f5a0de9e28d27b2fc5809f562cbdba0c01ab2174aa4d52d01577f2.

crop (40, 1370)–(1120, 2610) in the upright image. One bicubic alignment correction of 0.529814 degrees counterclockwise, measured from the robust glyph baseline of the printed portrait caption. Final trim (14, 14)–(1066, 1226); right and bottom bounds are exclusive. No added canvas is retained. The full composition, printed frame or portrait hatching, caption and meaningful marks remain. Original paper or grayscale values, show-through, stains, minor colour moiré where present, and scan artefacts are retained. No enlargement, colour or tonal correction, sharpening, retouching, watermark removal or reconstruction was applied. PNG compression is lossless; the complete original access file remains unchanged.

Rights

The retained official BSB IIIF manifest specifies No Copyright — Non-Commercial Use Only (NoC-NC 1.0). The library attribution and stated non-commercial restriction are retained. The underlying 1875 printed engraving is public-domain historical material. The exact saved object manifest was reread locally on 2 November 2026; current live changes to the library’s terms are not asserted. No CC0 or other Creative Commons licence is assigned.

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current03:30, 3 November 2026Thumbnail for version as of 03:30, 3 November 20261,052 × 1,212 (1.69 MB)Sergey (addition | contribs)== Description == '''The Nawab Sir Salar Jung, G.C.S.I., Prime Minister of the Nizam.''' Bust portrait captioned '''The Nawab Sir Salar Jung, G.C.S.I., Prime Minister of the Nizam.''' The turban folds, moustache, face hatching, dark coat and star-shaped decoration match the scrapbook. The complete bust, background hatching and two-line printed caption are retained. Other portraits, the decorative banner and Government House on the full p. 513 are outside this crop. A named artist, engraver or...

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