P2077-2102

‘Costumes and Scenery of Afghaunistaun’. Lithographs variously by R Carrick, E Walker, W Walton and Hulme after Lieut. James Rattray. Published by Hering & Remington, London, 1848.

P2077

‘Dourraunee Chieftains in full armour’.

P2078

‘Dost Mahommed King of Caubul and his youngest son’.

P2079

‘Interior of the Palace of Shauh Shujah ool Moolk, late King of Caubul’.

P2080

‘Hawkers of Ko-i-staun’. ‘With Valley of Caubul and Mountains of’ ‘Hindoocoosh’.

P2081

‘Encampment of the Kandahar Army, under General Nott. outside the walls’ ‘of Caubul, on the evacuation of Afghaunistaun by the British’.

P2082

‘Chiljie women of the lower orders’ and’ Khoja Padshauh. a Ko-i-staun Chief’, ‘with his armed retainers’.

P2083

‘Kelaut-I-Ghiljie’.

P2084

‘'Atmaran' Hindoo of Peshawar’.

P2085

‘Mosque and Tomb of the Emperor Sooltaun Mahmood, of Ghuznee’.

P2086

‘Afghaun foot soldiers in their winter dress, with entrance to the Valley of’ ‘Urgundeh’.

P2087

‘Ko-i-Staun foot soldiery in summer costume, actively employed among the’ ‘rocks’.

P2088

‘Fortress of Alimusjid, and the Khybur Pass’.

P2089

‘Chief Executioner and assistant, of his Majesty the late Shah’ and ‘Mahomed’ ‘Naib Shurreef, a celebrated Kuzzilbach Chief of Caubul and his’ ‘Peshkhidmut, or Head Attendant’.

P2090

‘Bala Hissar and City of Kabul, with the British cantonments from the 'Ba’ ‘Maroo' Hill.'‘

P2091

‘Jaunbauz, or Afghaun Cavalry, with horse bearing implements for smoking’.

P2092

‘Town and Citadel of Ghuznee’.

P2093

‘Hyder Khan, the Governor of Ghuznee’ and ‘Oosbegs of Mooraud Beg’.

P2094

‘Jugdelluk, the last stand made by General Elphinstone's army in the’ ‘calamitous retreat’.

P2095

‘Meerz Fyze, an Oosbeg Elchee, or Ambassador’.

P2096

‘Interior of the City of Kandahar, from the house of the Sirdar 'Meer Dil’ ‘Khaun' brother of the King of Caubul’.

P2097

‘Ladies of Caubul in their in and out-of-door costume’ and ‘Gool Mahommed Khaun, King of the Ghilgies’.

P2098

‘The'Bullock'sHump' and military cantonnents, Kandahar’.

P2099

‘Temple of 'Ahmed Shauh'. King of Afghaunistaun, Kandahair, looked upon as so sacred an edifice, that the vilest criminal seeking protections at its threshold is secure from the hands of justice.’

P2100

‘City of Kandahar. Its principal bazaar and citadel taken from the Nakarra Khauneh, or Royal Band Room.’

P2101

‘Kandahar lady of rank, engaged in smokin.g’

P2102

‘Mosque of Goolaum Hoossein Huzrut-Jee, a great prophet of the Afghans and the tombs of the Kings at Kandahar.’