Soldiers of 24th Punjab Regiment c.1908
Painting (c.1908) of Sikh Soldiers of the 24th Punjabis including Malikdin Khel Afridi and Subadar Jay. This classic illustration was part of the Armies of India Sikh Illustrations by artist Lovett Alfred Crowdy.
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Soldiers of 24th Punjab Regiment c.1908
Soldiers of 24th Punjab Regiment c.1908
Painting (c.1908) of Sikh Soldiers of the 24th Punjabis including Malikdin Khel Afridi and Subadar Jay. This classic illustration was part of the Armies of India Sikh Illustrations by artist Lovett Alfred Crowdy.
Museum Grade Fine Art Print -
- Museum grade rolled fine art print that can be custom framed
- Stunning detail, rich colors
- Produced Acid & Lignen Free, pH neutral, from sustainable sources
- 100% Cotton Paper with smooth texture
- Archival Standards that last 100+ years, fade free
- Highest-quality giclee ("gee-clay") printing methods used on the finest archival papers
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Painting (c.1908) of Sikh Soldiers of the 24th Punjabis including Malikdin Khel Afridi and Subadar Jay. This classic illustration was part of the Armies of India Sikh Illustrations by artist Lovett Alfred Crowdy.
Museum Grade Fine Art Print -
- Museum grade rolled fine art print that can be custom framed
- Stunning detail, rich colors
- Produced Acid & Lignen Free, pH neutral, from sustainable sources
- 100% Cotton Paper with smooth texture
- Archival Standards that last 100+ years, fade free
- Highest-quality giclee ("gee-clay") printing methods used on the finest archival papers













