Vintage photos-1
Simla, a Famous Hill Station of India - c1880's Photo 1: The Church and the Bazaar from the lower road Photo 2: Looking towards the Jacko Hill |
Nutch Wali or Dancing Girl with Musicians - India |
British India and Afghanistan border - 1934 |
52nd Sikh Regiment - Kohat, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, Pakistan 1905 � Kohat is a medium sized town in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan. It is the capital of Kohat District. The town centres around a British-era fort, various bazaars, and a military cantonment. A British-built narrow gauge railway runs through the town. Kohat Pass is to the north. Photographs contributed by Dr Rizwan Qaisar |
Group of Three Goldsmiths (Swarnakars) Posed with the Tools of their Trade - Eastern Bengal 1860's Source: British Library (bl.uk) |
Group Photograph of Pupils and Masters Posed in Courtyard in front of the Girls' School at Surat in Gujarat - 1873 Source: British Library (bl.uk) |
Studio Photograph of Two Women at Lucknow Wearing Jewellery - 1872 |
Group portrait of Hindu ascetics (Sadhu) - Eastern Bengal 1860's Source: British Library (bl.uk) |
Group of Drummers (Dhaki) - Eastern Bengal 1860's Source: British Library (bl.uk)� |
Group Photograph of Six Adults and a Baby - Eastern Bengal 1860's Source: British Library (bl.uk) |
Portrait of Three Women, Probably a Mother and her Two Daughters - Eastern Bengal 1860's Source: British Library (bl.uk) |
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