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| Chan Chak, date unknown | Chan Chak (center, with arm in sling) and others in Huizhou, Guangdong, China, 29 Dec 1941 |
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| Chan Chak with British and Chinese personnel who had recently escaped from Hong Kong, Huizhou, Guangdong Province, China, 29 Dec 1941 | Portrait of Chan Chak, 1940s |
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| Portrait of British RAF Acting Wing Commander Maxwell Norman Oxford, Chinese Navy Admiral Chan Chak, and Chinese Navy Commander Xu Heng, 17 Mar 1944; note Oxford and Xu's autographs |
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