Afghan Collection

The Remnants of an Army. Photomechanical print after Elizabeth Thompson (later Lady Butler). Associated with the Retreat from Kabul, 1st Afghan War (1838-1842). Date: 1856

Save Me From My Friends
SECOND AFGHAN WAR, 1878. Save Me From My Friends! Amir Sher Ali of Afghanistan endeavors to stand between the Russian bear and the British lion as each eyes the other with suspicion

Advert / Dunlop Tyres 1933
Advertisement for Dunlop tyres: women wearing cloche hat with single breasted 3/4 length winter coat, walking her borzoi dogs

Afghanistan, Mazar-I-Sharif, Shrine of Hazrat Ali AFGHANISTAN, Mazar-I-Sharif

Afghan Hound Dog
JD-16761 DOG - three Afghan hounds, studio shot Also known as a Tazi John Daniels Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Afghan War / Dargai
THE STORMING OF DARGAI The Gordon Highlanders, under Colonel Mathias, storm heights fiercely defended by a large force of Afridis

Planes Bomb Emirs Fort
British planes bomb the Emirs mountain fortress

Afghan People / 1848
Some of the various indigenous peoples of Afghanistan

Guns at Maiwand
BATTLE OF MAIWAND Saving the guns : though the British force was defeated by the Afghans, they were able to retreat to Kandahar in relatively good order

Afghan Futtehabad 1879
At the battle of Futtehabad during the Afghan War, Lieutenant Hamilton of the Guide Corps is awarded the Victoria Cross for his brave cavalry charge

Ataturk and Amanullah Khan in a rowing boat - 1928
Exceptionally rare postcard from May 1928 showing Mustafa Kemal Ataturk (18811938), President of Turkey, pictured in a rowing boat with the Sovereign of Afghanistan

Dancing Dervishes, Folio from a Divan of Hafiz, ca. 1480. Creator: Bihzad
Dancing Dervishes, Folio from a Divan of Hafiz, ca. 1480

Afghanistan: Captain Manners Wood is struck down but saved by Lieutenant Fisher at the Battle of Futtehabad'. Illustration from the Illustrated London News, 1879

The Khyber Pass - Pakistan / Afghanistan Border
The Khyber Pass, Peshawar, West Pakistan / Afghanistan Border. Date: 1960s

Foxhound Light Protected Patrol Vehicle in Afghanistan
A Foxhound Light Protected Patrol Vehicle is put through its paces at Camp Bastion, Afghanistan

SECOND AFGHAN WAR, 1878. Save Me From My Friends! Amir Sher Ali of Afghanistan endeavors to stand between the Russian bear and the British lion as each eyes the other with suspicion

Mohammed Nadir Shah - King of Afghanistan with his Brother
Mohammed Nadir Shah (1883-1933) (second from right) - King of Afghanistan between 1923-1933 with his Brother and two other Officers. Date: circa 1924

Afridi Tribesman of the Khyber Pass, NWFP
Afridi Tribesman (Afreedis / Abaorteans) - a Pashtun (Pathan) tribe from the Khyber Pass region posing with his long rifle. Date: circa 1920s

Sarwani Soldier
A Sarwani (or Sherwani) tribesman. The Sarwani are a Batani Pashtun tribe settled in Afghanistan, Pakistan and India. Date: circa 1910

ASIA MAP, 19th CENTURY. Persia, Afghanistan, Turkestan, India, Tibet, Burma, and Siam. Detail from a late 19th century map of Asia

Afghanistan, Mazar-I-Sharif, Detail of tilework, Shrine of Hazrat Ali AFGHANISTAN, Mazar-I-Sharif, Detail of tilework

Afghan Hound Dog
JD-13751 Afghan Hound Dog John Daniels Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

The Maharajas Palace at Srinagar, Kashmir, India
The Maharajas Palace (Sher Garhi Palace) at Srinagar, Kashmir, India on the banks of the Jhelum River, a tributary of the Indus

NWFP - Khyber Pass - Supplies taken to Fort Maud - situated exactly halfway from India (as was then) to Afghanistan. Date: circa 1910

WW2 - British Majorcoats and Khassadars at Chitral
WW2 - British Soldiers (one on radio - far left) with Khassadars of North Waziristan, at Chitral (then Northern India, now Pakistan), close to the border with Afghanistan. Date: circa 1940

AFGHAN WAR (1839-1842). The British Army camp outside Kabul, Afghanistan. Contemporary English steel engraving

Peshawar - Pathan Tribesmen with rifles (matchlocks)

Khyber Pass - Afghanistan / Pakistan - Khyber Railway Tunnel
The Khyber Pass - the mountain pass that links Pakistan and Afghanistan. Throughout history it has been an important trade route between Central Asia and South Asia and a strategic military location

Lord Roberts 1900
FREDERICK SLEIGH 1st EARL ROBERTS British soldier riding his arab charger, Volonel, which he rode to Kandahar in 1879 during the Afghan conflict

An Ambuscade, (1901). Creator: Unknown
An Ambuscade, (1901). Ambush during the Second Afghan War, Afghanistan, in 1878: local fighters lie in wait for British forces. After a painting made late 19th-early 20th century

Picture No. 11073384
Dog Afghan Hound. Dog Afghan Hound

Dog - Afghan Hound
LA-5512 Dog - Afghan Hound Also known as Tazi Jean-Michel Labat Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in anyway

1879 / AFGHAN WAR
British artillery passes through the Kabul Gate at Jellalabad

The Afghan Boundary: Junction of the Murghab and Kushk Rivers, Ak-Tapa in the Distance, 1885

Afghan vendor wears rings on his fingers to attract customers ahead of Eid-al-Fitr in
An Afghan vendor wears rings on his fingers to attract customers ahead of the Muslim festival of Eid-al-Fitr in Kabul September 9, 2010

Afghanistan flag waving in the deep blue sky background. Isolated national flag. Macro view shot

A was an Afghan Ameer who played the accordion by ear. When ambassadors called, they first listened appalled, then would suddenly all disappear. Illustration by Edmund Dulac. Date: 1908

Afghan hound resting Date: 1950s

Afghan hound on a beach Date: 1950s

Afghan hound relaxing Date: 1950s

Afghan hound on a pebbly beach Date: 1950s

Afghan hound on a pebbly beach Date: 1950s

Afghan Memorial Church, Colaba (Kolaba), Bombay (Mumbai), India Date: circa 1908

The Royal Air Force to the rescue in Afghanistan
The Royal Air Force to the Rescue in Afghanistan

Afghanistan 1000 One Thousand Afghani Bank Note Afghanistan 1000 One Thousand Afghani Bank Note

Khyber Pass - Afghanistan/Pakistan - Fort Peshawar
The Khyber Pass - the mountain pass that links Pakistan and Afghanistan. Throughout history it has been an important trade route between Central Asia and South Asia and a strategic military location

92nd Highlanders attacking Gaudi-Mullah-Sahibdad during the Battle of Kandahar, 1st September 1880, Second Afghan War, From British Battles on Land and Sea, by James Grant

Capt. John Thomas Frome, 72nd Highlanders, Second Afghan War, From British Battles on Land and Sea, by James Grant

Capt. John Thomas Frome, 72nd Highlanders, Second Afghan War, From British Battles on Land and Sea, by James Grant

Lt. Col. Francis Brownlow, 72nd Highlanders, Second Afghan War, From British Battles on Land and Sea, by James Grant

Lt. Col. Francis Brownlow, 72nd Highlanders, Second Afghan War, From British Battles on Land and Sea, by James Grant

General Ross's division crossing the Logar River, marching to meet General Stewart's division, Battle of Ahmed Khel on 19th April 1880 in the Second Afghan War

British 10th Royal Hussars in trouble, Kabul River, 31st March 1879, Second Afghan War, From British Battles on Land and Sea, by James Grant

The Battle of Kandahar, 1 September 1880, Second Anglo-Afghan War, From British Battles on Land and Sea, by James Grant

Ayub Khan, 1857 - 1914, Afghan military commander, governor of Herat Province, digitally optimized

Amir Dost Mohammed Khan, 1793-1863, Amir of Afghanistan from 1826 to 1839Amir Dost Mohammed Khan, 1793-1863, Amir of Afghanistan from 1826 to 1839

Captain Sir Alexander Burnes, 1805 - 1841, a Scottish explorer and diplomat

Captain Sir Alexander Burnes, 1805 - 1841, a Scottish explorer and diplomat

Amir Dost Mohammed Khan, 1793-1863, Amir of Afghanistan from 1826 to 1839Amir Dost Mohammed Khan, 1793-1863, Amir of Afghanistan from 1826 to 1839

Mohammad Akbar KhAn, WazIr Akbar KhAn, 1816-1845, Emir of Afghanistan

Mohan Lal Zutshi, Mohana Lala, 1812-1877, Indian diplomat

Padshah Sultan Shah Shuja Durrani, 1785 - 1842, fifth Emir of Afghanistan

City of Kandahar, with main bazaar and citadel, Afghanistan. Coloured lithograph by R. Carrick after Lieutenant James Rattray, c

Open-air market outside the temple of Shah Ahmed, Kandahar, Afghanistan. Coloured lithograph by R. Carrick after Lieutenant James Rattray, c. 1847

The tomb of Emperor Zahir ad-Din Muhammad Babur, Kabul, Afghanistan, First Anglo-Afghan War, sketch by James Atkinson, 1839, Asia

The Garden of Emperor Zahir ad-Din Muhammad Babur, Kabul, Afghanistan, First Anglo-Afghan War, sketch by James Atkinson, 1839, Asia

Afghan men at Kaga-Suffa cemetery overlooking the city of Kabul, Afghanistan, First Anglo-Afghan War, sketch by James Atkinson, 1839, Asia

Afghan men standing on a hill overlooking the city of Kabul, Afghanistan, First Anglo-Afghan War, sketch by James Atkinson, 1839, Asia

Afghans in a marketplace buying and selling fruit, Main street in the bazaar at Kabul, Afghanistan, First Anglo-Afghan War, sketch by James Atkinson, 1840, Asia

View of the mountain Baba-Naunee, called Kutl-Gahor, First Anglo-Afghan War, sketch by James Atkinson, 1840

Surrender of Dost Mahommed Khan, to Sir William Hay MacNaghten Bart, at the entrance into Caubul from Killa-Kazee

Afghan civilians, examine cannons after the escape of Dost Mohammed near Arghandeh, Afghanistan, First Anglo-Afghan War, sketch by James Atkinson, 1839, Asia

MaIdAn Valley, Afghanistan, Wardak Province, First Anglo-Afghan War, sketch by James Atkinson, 1839, Asia

The City of Kandahar, Baba Wali Mountain, First Anglo-Afghan War, sketch by James Atkinson, 1840

The third descent through the Siri-Kajaur Pass, Baluchistan, Pakistan, First Anglo-Afghan War, sketch by James Atkinson, 1840, Asia

The second descent through the Siri-Kajaur Pass, Baluchistan, Pakistan, First Anglo-Afghan War, sketch by James Atkinson, 1840, Asia

Siri-Kajaur Pass, Baluchistan, Pakistan, First Anglo-Afghan War, sketch by James Atkinson, 1840, Asia

Entrance into the Khojak Pass, Baluchistan, Pakistan, First Anglo-Afghan War, sketch by James Atkinson, 1840, Asia

The fortress of Quetta, Baluchistan, Pakistan, First Anglo-Afghan War, sketch by James Atkinson, 1840, Asia

Bolan Pass from Dadur, Toba Kakar range, Balochistan, Pakistan, First Anglo-Afghan War, sketch by James Atkinson, 1840, Asia

Siri-Kajaur Pass, Baluchistan, Pakistan, First Anglo-Afghan War, sketch by James Atkinson, 1840, Asia

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EDITORS COMMENTS

"Discover the Rich Tapestry of Afghanistan: From Mazar-I-Sharif to the Shrine of Hazrat Ali" Step into a world steeped in history and culture, as we embark on a journey through the captivating land of Afghanistan. Nestled in its northern region lies Mazar-I-Sharif, an ancient city that holds secrets dating back centuries. One cannot miss the majestic Shrine of Hazrat Ali, a sacred site revered by millions. Its intricate tilework tells stories of devotion and spirituality, showcasing the exquisite craftsmanship that has stood the test of time. As we delve deeper into Afghan history, our minds are drawn to "The Remnants of an Army. " This poignant reminder takes us back to Dargai during the Afghan War when brave soldiers fought valiantly for their nation's honor. In 1933, Dunlop Tyres advertised their durability with an unforgettable image set against this rugged terrain. The advert showcased resilience – just like those who traversed these lands throughout history. Speaking of endurance and strength, let us not forget the regal Afghan Hound Dog. With its flowing coat and graceful demeanor, it symbolizes elegance amidst adversity – much like this remarkable nation itself. "Guns at Maiwand" echoes tales from another era when battles raged across Afghanistan's vast landscapes. It serves as a testament to bravery displayed by both sides during times marred by conflict but also marked by unwavering courage. From above, planes once bombarded Emirs Forts – scars etched upon this land forever. These remnants remind us that even in war-torn times, hope can emerge from destruction; rebuilding becomes inevitable for progress towards peace. But beyond wars and conflicts lie resilient people whose spirit shines through every hardship faced since 1848. Their indomitable will is evident in every corner you explore - be it bustling cities or remote villages tucked away amidst breathtaking mountainscapes.