1909 Ottoman Turkish NESL-I OSMANI Genealogy Ottoman Dynasty Royal Photos

Scarce Ottoman Turkish edition of Nesl-i Osmanî (The House of Osman), published in Istanbul circa 1909-1910. Illustrated with numerous photographic portraits of Ottoman princes, military officers, and members of the imperial family. An important late Ottoman reference work documenting the lineage and biographies of the Ottoman dynasty. Please review photos for condition. I HAVE MANY MORE ANTIQUE TURKISH/OTTOMAN ERA BOOKS FOR SALE IN MY EBAY STORE. COMBINED SHIPPING AVAILABLE (G/BK02)

1909 Ottoman Turkish NESL-I OSMANI Genealogy Ottoman Dynasty Royal Photos

Scarce Ottoman Turkish edition of Nesl-i Osmanî (The House of Osman), published in Istanbul circa 1909-1910. Illustrated with numerous photographic portraits of Ottoman princes, military officers, and members of the imperial family. An important late Ottoman reference work documenting the lineage and biographies of the Ottoman dynasty. Please review photos for condition. I HAVE MANY MORE ANTIQUE TURKISH/OTTOMAN ERA BOOKS FOR SALE IN MY EBAY STORE. COMBINED SHIPPING AVAILABLE (G/BK02)

1935 Prosateurs Turcs Contemporains Edmond Saussey Turkish Prose French HC Book

Vintage 1935 copy of Prosateurs Turcs Contemporains: Extraits Choisis, presented and translated by Edmond Saussey. Published in Paris by E. de Boccard as part of the Études Orientales series from the Institut Français d’Archéologie de Stamboul. Text is in French and features selected extracts from contemporary Turkish prose writers. Hardcover black binding with gilt spine lettering. Pages are generally clean with age toning. Prior owner inscription on front blank page. Binding appears solid overall from photos, with normal exterior wear/scuffing to boards and edges. Please review photos for exact condition. (G/BLUBOX)

1935 Prosateurs Turcs Contemporains Edmond Saussey Turkish Prose French HC Book

Vintage 1935 copy of Prosateurs Turcs Contemporains: Extraits Choisis, presented and translated by Edmond Saussey. Published in Paris by E. de Boccard as part of the Études Orientales series from the Institut Français d’Archéologie de Stamboul. Text is in French and features selected extracts from contemporary Turkish prose writers. Hardcover black binding with gilt spine lettering. Pages are generally clean with age toning. Prior owner inscription on front blank page. Binding appears solid overall from photos, with normal exterior wear/scuffing to boards and edges. Please review photos for exact condition. (G/BLUBOX)