Koko Collection

Africa, Benin, Taneka Koko. a still life of the open air kitchen and storage huts

Illustration for The Story of The Mikado (engraving)
3635869 Illustration for The Story of The Mikado (engraving) by Woodward, Alice Bolingbroke (1862-1951) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: " What do you mean)

Japanese Man In Traditional Dress, Koko (chromolitho)
733357 Japanese Man In Traditional Dress, Koko (chromolitho) by American School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Japanese Man In Traditional Dress)

Advert for Koko for the Hair (engraving)
608523 Advert for Koko for the Hair (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Advert for Koko for the Hair; Koko-Maricipas Co)

Frederick William Koko Mingi VIII - King of Brass, Nigeria
Frederick William Koko Mingi VIII, who became the Amanyanabo (King) of Brass, Nigeria in 1889. Brass now part of Bayelsa State, Nigeria, part of the Nembe Kingdon

Koko Palms, Hawaii, Oahu, View Of Koko Head From Quiet Beach (Acrylic Painting)

Advert for Koko hair tonic 1897
Unquestionably the best dressing for the hair. Prevents hair falling and promotes growth. 1897

North America, USA, Arizona, Petrified Forest. Petroglyphs near Puerco Pueblo
USA, Arizona, Petrified Forest. Petroglyphs near Puerco Pueblo

The first step invites hikers up Koko Crater. By the time hikers reach the top, they will have climbed approximatly 1, 106 steps

RSS Discovery and Danish Long Boat, London
RSS Discoverys Commissioner Colquhoun (nicknamed Koko) receives an address from the crew of a Danish Long Boat, on August Bank Holiday on the River Thames in London

Koko the Pekinese dog with Jack Sparrow -- unfortunately Kokos bowl is empty. Date: 1937

Koko squeezes under the gate on his way to find the cat. Jack Sparrow perches on top. Date: 1937

Koko runs between two cyclists
Koko runs across the road between two cyclists, with Jack Sparrow flying above. Date: 1937

Koko accidentally trips up a policeman, whose helmet falls off. Date: 1937

Koko the Pekinese dog with postmans leg
Koko the Pekinese dog, biting the postmans trouser leg. Date: 1937

Koko the dog frightens a kitten into a tree
Koko the dog remembers how he once frightened a kitten and made it escape up into a tree. Date: 1937

Koko hair ad
Advertisement for Koko hair tonic entitled, Dont go bald - use Koko for the Hair showing an illustration (taken from a life photograph) of a womans lustrous and abundant head of hair

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"Frederick William Koko Mingi VIII - King of Brass, Nigeria: A Regal Legacy" This captivating caption takes us back to the reign of Frederick William Koko Mingi VIII, the esteemed King of Brass in Nigeria. Known as the "King of Brass, " his rule left an indelible mark on Nigerian history and culture. "Revitalizing Hair with Koko: An Advert from 1897" Step into the past with this vintage advertisement for Koko hair tonic. Dating back to 1897, it showcases how people have always sought ways to enhance their locks using products like Koko. "A Glimpse into Benin's Taneka Koko: A Still Life Amidst Nature" Immerse yourself in African beauty through this still life depiction of Taneka Koko in Benin. This artwork captures open-air kitchens and storage huts against a backdrop that celebrates nature's bounty. "Illustrating The Story of The Mikado: Meet Japanese Man In Traditional Dress, Koko" Delve into Japanese culture through this enchanting illustration from The Story of The Mikado. It portrays a traditional dressed man named Koko, showcasing intricate details and vibrant colors. "Unlock Your Hair's Potential with 'Koko for the Hair': An Engraved Advertisement" Transport yourself to another era with this engraved advert for 'Koko for the Hair. ' Discover how people throughout history have turned to innovative solutions like these to achieve luscious locks. "Petroglyphs near Puerco Pueblo: Ancient Artistry in Arizona's Petrified Forest" Journey through time as you explore ancient petroglyphs near Puerco Pueblo in Arizona's Petrified Forest. These mesmerizing rock carvings offer glimpses into Native American cultures that once thrived there.