Nishikawa, Prof. Koji Ranigat. A Buddhist Site in Gandhara, Pakistan, surveyed 1983-1992. Volume II. Plates. Kyoto 1994
First edition Folio pp.402, 230 plates, 86 plans. Report of the Kyoto University, Scientific Expedition to Gandhara. As new, hardback, original box.

Nishikawa, Prof. Koji Ranigat. A Buddhist Site in Gandhara, Pakistan, surveyed 1983-1992. Volume II. Plates. Kyoto 1994
First edition Folio pp.402, 230 plates, 86 plans. Report of the Kyoto University, Scientific Expedition to Gandhara. New copy.

Outram, Lieut.-Col The Conquest of Scinde. A Commentary. Part I. General Sir Charles Napier's Negotiations with the Ameers. Part II. Campaign in Scinde and Treatment of the Ameers. Edinburgh 1846
First edition Two volumes, pp.iv, 322, (323)-567. Original (but unmatched) cloth, minor wear to first volume. A very good set.

Outram, Lieut.-Col The conquest of Scinde. A commentary. Part I. General Sir Charles Napier's negotiations with the Ameers. Part II. Campaign in Scinde and treatment of the Ameers. Edinburgh William Blackwood and Sons 1846
First edition Two volumes bound in one, pp.iv, 322, (325)-567. A very good set bound in contemporary full calf, spine rubbed. Without title page of the second volume.

Reinaud, Joseph Toussaint, editor. Fragments Arabes et Persans inedits relatifs a l'Inde, anterieurement au XIe siecle de l'ere Chretienne. Paris Imprimerie Royale 1845
First edition, 8vo, pp.xxxv, [1, blank], 227, [1, blank]. With printed Arabic and Persian texts. A very good copy bound in later (c.1900) quarter morocco, marbled boards. Spine rubbed, corners bumped, some scattered light foxing.

The Risings on the North-West Frontier. Being a complete narrative, with specially prepared maps, of the various risings of the Frontier Tribes in the Tochi Valley, the Swat Valley, the Country of the Mohmands and Mamunds, and the Country of the Afridis and Orakzai; and of the several punitive campaigns undertaken against these tribes, as well as the two minor expeditions sent against the Utman Khels and the Bunerwals; the whole covering a period extending from the middle of June 1897 to the end of January, 1898. (Compiled from the Special War Correspondence of the "Pioneer".) Allahabad Pioneer Press 1898
First edition pp.iii, 248, liii, 2 folding maps. One thousand copies only published. A very good copy in original cloth. Edges of cloth slightly faded.

Robertson, Sir George Scott The Kafirs of the Hindu-Kush. Illustrated by A.D. McCormick. London Lawrence & Bullen 1896
First edition, pp.xx, 658, 80 illustrations, folding map. A very good copy in rather unevenly faded original cloth. A few pin holes to end-papers and margins of prelims.

Ross, David The Land of the Five Rivers and Sindh. Sketches Historical and Descriptive. London Chapman and Hall 1883
First edition pp.viii, 322, folding map. A superb copy in the original decorated cloth, gilt.

[Royal Pakistan Air Force Station Drigh Road] Photograph Album. 1951-55
One hundred and fifty-two photographs, mostly post-card size, in album with aluminium covers with station crest on front. Very good.

Ryder, John. Four years' service in India. By a private soldier. Leicester Thompson and Son, Chronicle Office 1854
Second edition, 8vo, pp.viii, 190. A good used copy in the original green cloth, stamped in gilt and blind; cocked, corners bumped, top and bottom of spine worn.
We locate one copy only of this edition, at SOAS; copies of the 1853 first edition are at BL, Cambridge, National Library of Scotland, and Oxford only.

Sadarangani, H. I., Dr Persian poets of Sind. Karachi Sindhi Adabi Board 1956
First edition, pp.[vi], iii, [v], xxi, [3, blank], 319, [1, blank], 26. With printed Persian text. A very good copy in original cloth. Minor wear to edges and spine. Some spotting to fore-edge. Karachi bookseller's blindstamp to final blank leaf.

Schwartzberg, Joseph E., editor A Historical Atlas of South Asia. Chicago University of Chicago Press 1978
First edition, folio, pp.xxxix, 352, 152 pages of maps and illustrations, 2 overlays and 3 folding charts in rear pocket. The Association for Asian Studies, Reference Series No.2. A very good copy in original cloth.

Shurreef, Jaffur; G. A. Herklots, translator Qanoon-e-Islam, or the Customs of the Moosulmans of India; comprising a full and exact acount of their various rites and ceremonies, from the moment of birth till the hour of death. Composed under the direction of and translated by G.A. Herklots. London Parbury, Allen, and Co 1832
First edition. 8vo, 22 x 14 cm; pp.xxviii, 436, cxxviii; frontispiece, 19 plates. With Urdu text. Modern green morocco by Shepherds, gilt; spine sunned.

Stack, George, Captain A Dictionary, Sindhi and English. Printed by Order of the Government of Bombay. Bombay American Mission Press, T. Graham, Printer 1855
First edition. 8vo, 25 x 17 cm; pp.[ii]-vi, 437, [1, blank]. With Sindhi text in devanagari characters. Contemporary Indian half morocco over cloth, spine gilt; rather worn; front free endpaper detaching, bound without half-title. Remnants of paper label to lower board.

Stein, Marc Aurel An Archaeological Tour in Gedrosia. With an appendix by Lt.-Colonel R.B. Sewell and B.S. Guha. Calcutta Government of India Central Publication Branch 1931
First edition, folio, pp.x, 211, 33 plates, 64 illustrations, 13 plans, folding map. MASI, No.43. One of 750 copies only. A very good copy in later wrappers.
Erdelyi 1.123.

Stein, Marc Aurel Archaeological Reconnaissances in North-Western India and South-Eastern Iran. Carried out and recorded with the support of Harvard University and the British Museum. Antiques examined and described with the assistance of Fred H. Andrews and analysed in an appendix by R.L. Hobson. London Macmillan 1937
First edition, second issue, folio, pp.xix, 267, 34 plates, 6 in colour, 88 illustrations, 2 maps, 1 folding, 18 plans. Without the two large folding maps, Baluchistan and Kerman, and Kerman and Gulf Coast. Fine copy in original cloth, top edge gilt. But without the two large folding maps. It appears that when the publisher ran out of these maps he issued a number of copies without them. These copies can be distinguished as they are also without rear pocket.
Erdelyi 1.145.

Stein, Marc Aurel White Huns and kindred tribes in the history of the Indian North-West Frontier. Bombay The Indian Antiquary 1905
First issue in English, 4to, pp.(73)-87. An extract from The Indian Antiquary, April 1905. Stitched, in contemporary end-papers, but without binding. A very good copy.
Erdelyi 1.045.

Temple, Richard Carnac The Word of Lalla the Prophetess. Being the Sayings of Lal Ded or Lal Diddi of Kashmir (Granny Lal), Known also as Laleshwari, Lalla Yogishwari & Lalishri, between 1300 & 1400 A.D. Done into English Verse from the Lalla-Vakyani or Lal-Wakhi and annotated by... Cambridge 1924
First edition pp.xiii, 292. A very good cloth bound copy.

Tupper, Charles Lewis Punjab customary law. Volume I. A selection from the records of the Punjab Government. Calcutta Office of the Superintendent of Government Printing 1881
First edition pp.[2], ii, [4], ii, 227, [1] Original cloth, spine neatly repaired. Bookplate of University of London marked "Withdrawn" inside front cover. A very good copy.
Campbell Part II p.286

Ujfalvy, Charles de Les Aryens au Nord et au Sud de l'Hindou-Kouch. Paris 1896
First edition pp.xv, 488, folding map, wrappers. A very good copy in original wrappers, some slight browning to edges.