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China - Qingdao (German: Tsingtau). 10 original photographs. Vintage prints. Silver gelatin. With a serial number exposed in the lower right corner: "W. 1" through "W. 10." Tsingtau, ca. 1900. Approx. 16.5 x 21 cm. Complete series by a German military photographer, intended to form a panorama of the city (when placed side by side, the images form the panorama). - From 1898 to 1919, Tsingtau belonged to the German Empire as the German colony of Kiautschou. The Imperial Naval Office under Grand Admiral Tirpitz developed Tsingtau into a naval base for the East Asia Squadron. Elaborate port facilities, railroad lines, and buildings modeled after German designs were constructed. Included: 4 additional photographs. - Slight crease marks; in good overall condition.
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