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Ahmad Shah Durrani had a high repute in early 19th century.

James Rattrey visited his tomb in 1839 and writes : "The sovereign who sleeps there, called by the Afghauns “the faultless King,” was the greatest monarch their country ever produced. The people of every Eastern nation

The return from a shooting-expedition, the Amir of Afghanistan (Abdur Rahman) on his way to the Erg Palace from the Bala Hirsa Marsh, 1893.

From "The Graphic", 11 November 1893.

Artist: Frank Dadd

Source: https://t.co/wKUup2lmyr

A weaver at Jalalabad, Afghanistan, 1879.

From "The Illustrated London News", 17 May 1879.

Artist: Frank Dadd

Source: https://t.co/Y7HuFHly10

"A friendly contest" : Pashtun tribesmen who had come in to discuss terms with British, joined them in a game of football at Jamrut fort, 1898.

By William T. Maud.

Source: https://t.co/XMgKzBnssQ

Sardar Abdul Khaliq Khan Muhammadzai (Barakzai), Chief of Bezoot (Bihsud?), 18th December 1878.

Artist: William Crimea Simpson.

Source: https://t.co/FYMmta1AA5

"Mad Mullah" haranguing Pashtun tribesmen in the Swat valley, 1897.

"His standard bears the same insignia as did of Umra Khan in the Chitral campaign, namely a blood-red hand upon a green field".

From "London Illustrated News", 18th September 1897.

Artist : Sydney Prior Hall

The four horns of the headdresses of the pre-Islamic Nuristani women, were made of human hair. https://t.co/jIenEwTa4N

See also : https://t.co/T9AgQOZAAz

A portrait of a Pashtun recruit in the style of Fraser Album, Haryana or Delhi, Northern India, 20th century.

https://t.co/vtE9NjaqV1

"Belouch Chief", 1884. Watercolour on paper by Alfred Crowdy Lovett.

Execution by firing squad of a Pashtun ghazi at the Peshawur Gate in Jellalabad during the 2nd Anglo-Afghan War.

Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 8 February 1879. Wood engraving by W.I. Mosses after W.H. Overend.