c. 1960s: State Bank of Pakistan Building - Rawalpindi
This building (now demolished) on Napier Rd (Iftikhar Janjua Rd) housed earlier Imperial Bank of India and after partition, a branch of National Bank of Pakistan till 1959 when Rawalpindi State Bank Office was established in the same building and later the office was moved to the new building at Mall in 1965.
c. 1978: Altaf Hussain and Azeem Tariq at the launching of APMSO outside the Arts Lobby at the Karachi University
Both were students at the Karachi University in 1978 where they had first formed the All Pakistan Mohajir Students Federation (APMSO)
c. 1950s: At a festive cricket match between the Zulfikar Ali Bhutto XI V/S Yusuf Ismail XI
Seen are Mr. Tyebjee Abdul Kayum, Mr. Altaf Gauhar, Mr. A G Riza, Mr. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, Justice H.B. Tyebjee, Mr. I.A. Khan, Mr. Yusuf A. Ismail, Mr. Futehali and Mr. Asif Durrani.
c. 1960s: Parade at Mazar-e-Quaid - Karachi
c. 1930 - Karachi: People on the move in a protest against Gandhi arrest.
c. 1960s: General Yahya with CDA officers visiting site of new capital of Pakistan - Islamabad
c. 1950s: Street Scene, Quetta - Balochistan
c. 1940s: Bollywood Actor A K Hangal at his tailoring Shop, Peshawar
Avtar Kishan Hangal (1 February 1917 – 26 August 2012) popularly known as A. K. Hangal, was an Indian freedom fighter from 1929–1947 and also stage actor from 1936–1965 and later became a character actor in Hindi language films from 1966–2005.
Born into a Kashmiri Pandit family in Sialkot, he spent his childhood in Peshawar, where he had performed in theatre for some major roles. His father's name was Pandit Hari Kishan Hangal. However, his primary occupation for the early part of his life was that of a tailor. He was an active participant in the Indian freedom struggle from 1929–1947. He joined Shree Sangeet Priya Mandal, a theatre group in Peshawar in 1936 and continued to act in many plays in pre Partition Pakistan till 1946. Following his father's retirement, the family moved from Peshawar to Karachi. He moved to Bombay after the Partition of India in 1949 after 3 years in prison in Pakistan. He was involved with the theatre group IPTA along with Balraj Sahni and Kaifi Azmi, both of whom had Marxist leanings. He was jailed because he was a communist in Karachi for two years from 1947–1949 and after his release came to India and settled in Mumbai. He later acted in many plays in theatres in India from 1949–1965.
The 1970's was a busy period for the noted character actor, right from acting in more than a dozen Rajesh Khanna films, and performing his most popular role - that of Imam Saheb in Sholay (1975).
c. 1930s: Airship mooring mast and hangar - Karachi
c. 1890s: Chappar Rift Bridge - Balochistan
In 1887, a rail route to Quetta was opened via Harnai, Khost, Chappar Rift and Bostan. This route through Chappar Rift, though non-existent today, has been considered one of the most revered engineering projects in this part of the world.
c. 1960s: The Duchess of Kent Meets Major Mohammed Khan of Pakistan
c. 1930s: Railway Station, Rawalpindi
c. 1950: Lets Start Together - Liaquat-Nehru Pact
