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80 photos and 30 illustrations tagged camels, from 21 members of Flickr Commons.

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Camels pulling a cart

from North East Museums

• kevin.scrivens said:

  Bostock & Wombwell's menagerie on the road. There is an elephant at the side of the camel pulling the truck.

• Geoffrey Younger said:

  Bostock & Wombwell's Menagerie on the Great North Road, Tyneside 1913 - Alex Feely (brother of Arthur Feely) walking nearest to the lens. Geoffrey Younger

• Geoffrey Younger said:

  Geoffrey Younger Mistake - it is Arthur Feely in the photo

Australian soldiers on camels in front of the Sphinx, Egypt, 1915

from State Library of Queensland

• Jessica Alfred said:

  Wonderful! :)

• Maria Alice Santiago said:

  Hi, I'm an admin for a group called NOSSAS VIDAS / NOSSO MUNDO , and we'd love to have this added to the group!

Benares in a downpour

from The National Archives UK

• 3 older comments, and then…
• Sajid Saiyed said:

  Hi, You might want to verify this one. The text on the sign boards is written in Gujarati. Which might mean that the photo could be from Gujarat state instead of Banaras. There are two sign boards where I can see the script in in Gujarati language.

• Sajid Saiyed said:

  The big dark black signboard at the very top left reads the name as "Premchand Sankalchand" and most probably its Ahmedabad.

• The National Archives UK said:

  Very interesting. But the paperwork is absolutely clear that it is Benares (or Varanasi we should perhaps say). This image is one of a series of photos that Beaton took in the city documenting its temples, street sellers and university.

• Sajid Saiyed said:

  ok :) Could be. Because of the signboard language I made that guess. Maybe some Gujarati businessman had settled in Varanasi :)

• Anusha Yadav said:

  Yes But I doubt they would put signage in a language which their customers from the north didn't understand. They are gujus remember, a very keen business mind. Unlikely they would make a mistake like that. I agree. this isn't Benaras. And Camels are not particularly found in Benaras. Unless they are amusement and circus animals. a few here and there...In gujarat yes. Camels abound.