Eleven unidentified figures standing in a line or procession.
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Eleven unidentified figures standing in a line or procession. Each figure wears different coloured clothing. Inscribed with Persian characters above each figure. In pencil. 19.5cm by 32.6cm
The hill fort of Deogarh, circumvallated, with walls ascending the left side, with further hills beyond.
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The hill fort of Deogarh (Madhya Pradesh), circumvallated, with walls ascending the left side, with further hills beyond. The foregound is broken up into ravines, with cultivated land beyond leading up to the hill. Inscribed below: ‘A view of the Fort of Deogurh. No. 3.’ 295 by 500 mm.
The fort of Salaya, the Pahuj river running between high banks of red earth in the foreground, and the encampment of the Marquess of Hastings in the distance.
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The fort of Salaya (Jalaun District), the Pahuj river running between high banks of red earth in the foreground, and the encampment of the Marquess of Hastings in the distance. Inscribed below: ‘A view of the Fort and village of Saleia on the Pohooj River. No. 4.’ 325 by 505 mm.
The town of Erachh (Jhansi District), with remains of mosques and tombs, seen on the left bank of the river Betwa, which recedes in the middle into the distance.
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The town of Erachh (Jhansi District), with remains of mosques and tombs, seen on the left bank of the river Betwa, which recedes in the middle into the distance. Inscribed below: ‘A view of Erich on the Betwa River. No. 5.’ 324 by 500 mm.
A view possibly of the fort at Bhitarwar (Gwalior State). The strong fortress on a hill in the distance, a smaller fort similarly situated much nearer, with a river joining them, and distant hills.
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A view possibly of the fort at Bhitarwar (Gwalior State). The strong fortress on a hill in the distance, a smaller fort similarly situated much nearer, with a river joining them, and distant hills. 295 by 505 mm. Inscribed below: ‘A view of the Fort of Birttrwas. No. 6.’
Three fortified villages on hill-tops dotted over a level cultivated plain, probably in Jalaun District..
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Three fortified villages on small hill-tops dotted over a level cultivated plain, probably in Jalaun District (U.P.). 295 by 422 mm. Inscribed below: ‘Magrowra. No. 7.’ [individually captioned under the three villages:] ‘Magrowra. Gt. Berown. Lohagurh.’
The fortress of Narwar on its hill surrounded by walls, with domes and minarets appearing above the latter, with further walls and buildings and gardens in the foreground.
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The fortress of Narwar (Gwalior) on its hill surrounded by walls, with domes and minarets appearing above the latter, with further walls and buildings and gardens in the foreground. Inscribed below: ‘A view of the Town and Fort of Nerwar. No. 8.’ 295 by 485 mm.
The northern ancient bridge across the river Sind at Narwar, with sepoys on it.
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The northern ancient bridge across the river Sind at Narwar, with the fortress beyond. Two sepoys on the bridge. Inscribed below: ‘1st Bridge of Nerwar. No. 9.’ 295 by 511 mm.
View of the town of Shahabad (Kotah, formerly Jhalawar) lying in a wooded valley between hills, with sepoys in the foregound.
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View of the town of Shahabad (Kotah, formerly Jhalawar) lying in a wooded valley between hills, with sepoys in the foregound. Inscribed below: ‘Shahabad. No. 11.’ 298 by 500 mm.