Pakistan (Page 2 of 6)
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Bowen, John Charles Edward |
Plain Tales of the Afghan Border |
Hardback in dw with mint condition. 1982 a compilation account of Pashtun stories. Pages 95, First Edition London. Springwood Books. £15 |
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Burke S M and Quraishi Salim Al Din |
Quaid I Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah His Personality and His Politics |
Oxford University Press, paperback.\ NEW and Sealed. £15 |
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Condon W E H |
The Frontier Force Regiment |
Hardback published by Gale and Polden 1962. Comprehensive 592 includes multiple maps and illustrations. Regimental history of the Frontier Force Regiment by Brigadier Condon includes details of actions in the Second Anglo Afghan War by the Guides. £120 |
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Caroe Olaf |
The Pathans 550BC-1957AD |
NEW Hardback in Dust wrapper. The author was the last British Governor of the North-West Frontier. £50 |
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Dani, Ahmad Hasan |
Peshawar Historic City of the Frontier |
1995, Second Edition. PP 320 in pictorial hard back. V.Good to fine condition. Published in Lahore Pakistan.Illus with photos and maps. £25 |
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Dani, Ahmad Hasan |
Islamic Architecture Wooden Style of Northern Pakistan |
Hardback coffee table book illustrated with colour and black and white photos. Very good in protected dw. Published 1989 National hijra Council Pakistan , over 100 colour and black and white plates. First Edition. £35 |
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Dani Ahmad Hasan |
Thatta: Islamic Architecture |
1982 hardback in dust wrapper, excellent photos in colour and black and white of this wonderful UNESCO world heritage site. £55 |
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Enevoldsen, Jens |
The nightingale of Peshawar selections from Rahman Baba |
1993 Peshawar hardback in mint dustwrapper £20 |
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Enevoldsen, Jens |
Sound the bells, O moon, arise and Shine! A Collection of Pashto Proverbs and tappas |
Interlit Foundation 80 pages 2004. £20 |
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Faiz, Ashraf |
The Parachgan |
The Parachgan are a people of remote ethnic origin who dwelt in the eastern portions of the ancient Ariana, Khurasan or Kabulistan and hence got the name Parachgan by the Hindu conquerors of the area, since Parach means npeople of the East or remote ethnic origin in Sanskrit. Alternately they are the original Persian dwellers of the Ariana, Khurasan or Kabulistan called Farashes later on corrupted to Paraches of Parenches by their brethren the Pushtuns. Pages 154 first Edition 1994 hardback in dust wrapper Peshawar. £30 |
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