- Film still of Street Scene in Hong Kong (1898) (1)
Shot by the Edison Company in 1898, The Edison Shorts contains six shorts that are indicated as the earliest moving images of Hong Kong. One of these is Street Scene in Hong Kong. The Paper Print Film Collection is stored at the Library of Congress in the US.
- Film still of Charles Gilbert Collection: Hong Kong, Shanghai, Beijing (1928) (1)
Charles Gilbert Collection: Hong Kong, Shanghai, Beijing was shot by American Charles Gilbert in 1928 when he and his wife were on a world cruise, which he edited together with purchased film of China, probably bought on shipboard.
- Film still of Hong Kong Sceneries (1930s) (1)
Hong Kong Sceneries was taken in the 1930s, the copy was hidden at the bottom of a well by father of our donor Dolores Wang, so that it could escape from the fate of being burned by the Japanese military.
- Film still of Sunrise (1952)
Sunrise was filmed in 1952 by Michael Rogge, a Dutchman who worked in Hong Kong between 1949 and 1954.
- Film still of Street Scene in Hong Kong (1898) (2)
Street Scene in Hong Kong (1898) recorded the streetscapes and buildings of Sheung Wan in the late 19th Century.
- Film still of Hong Kong, Wharf Scene (1898)
Hong Kong, Wharf Scene (1898) recorded the working scenes of the workers in Whampoa Kowloon.
- Film still of Hong Kong Regiment 1 (1898)
Hong Kong Regiment 1 (1898) shot an undergoing military drills from a long shot.
- Film still of Hong Kong Sceneries (1930s) (2)
Hong Kong architectures, streetscapes, rural sceneries and agricultural livelihood in the 1930s as captured in Hong Kong Sceneries (1930s).
- Film still of Hong Kong Sceneries (1930s) (3)
Hong Kong architectures, streetscapes, rural sceneries and agricultural livelihood in the 1930s as captured in Hong Kong Sceneries (1930s).
- Film still of Charles Gilbert Collection: Hong Kong, Shanghai, Beijing (1928) (2)
Scenes of westerners riding sedan chairs can well be seen in Charles Gilbert Collection: Hong Kong, Shanghai, Beijing (1928).