English: Part of the town of Karachi, with mud houses; camels and villagers in foreground. April 1851; Water-colour of Karachi (Sind) by Henry Francis Ainslie (c.1805-1879), April 1851. Inscribed on the front of the mount in red ink is: ‘Sindh, part of the native town of Kurrachee, 1851.
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Water-colour of Karachi (Sind) by [[Henry Francis Ainslie]] (c.1805-1879), April 1851. Inscribed on the front of the mount in red ink is: ‘Sindh, part of the native town of Kurrachee, 1851. {{PD-Pakistan}}
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