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Dr. James Atkinson – Sketches in Afghanistan

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Kabul: View of the city from the cemetery at Kaga Suffa.

Balkh, Khorassan: View of the Islamic, Buddhist and Zoroastran ruins. After Jules Laurens.

Kabul: View of the city and the Balla Hissar from the Citadel at Shirdarwaza.

Tobogganing at Kabul: Officers and soldiers on the slopes.

Bolan Pass, Balochistan: The Indus Army entering the Hindu Kush mountain range with the Baluchi firing upon them. First Anglo-Afghanistan War.

Helmund Valley south of Abbaza: Birds eye view after a sketch by Maj.-General Biddulph commander of Quetta Field Force during the Second Anglo-Afghanistan war.

View looking southwest from Heri-rud to the Masulla. After Captain William Peacocke, RE, survey engineer to General Tytler. Second Anglo-Afghan War.

Kabul: View from the hill above the British Camp.

Cricket at Kabul: The Amir and Princes playing a match.

Khyber Pass: Fort of Ali Musjid captured by Lt. Gen. Sir Samuel Browne. Second Anglo-Afghanistan War.

City view from ancient Balar Hissar fortress. Koh-e Shirdarwaza Mountains in background.

Kabul: View of the city from Be-Maroo Hill with British military quarters in the background.

Bamiyan Valley: View of the 4th and 5th century sandstone Gautum Buddhas dynamited in 2001.

Ghuzni: Fortress and citadel with the 12th-century Towers of Victory.

Helmund Valley looking north: Showing the castle and town of Girishk and the ferry at Abbaza after a sketch by Maj.-General Biddulph commander of Quetta Field Force during the Second Anglo-Afghanistan war.

Flag of the Emirate and Kingdom of Afghanistan under King Amanullah.

Battle of Kabul: Chardeh Valley: British Cavalry charging the Afghans in order to cover the retreat of the artillery. Second Anglo-Afghan War.