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Archive, 2008 Book. New. Hardcover. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. 125 PP OF ARABIC TEXT WITH 72 PP OF DOCUMENTS PUBLISHED BY THE FOURTH OTTOMAN IMPERIAL ARMY UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF AHMAD JAMAL PASHA. FINE REPRINT OF THE ORIGINAL TEXT PUBLISHED IN ISTANBUL, TANINE PRESS 1916 BY THE FOURTH OTTOMAN ARMY. ON FINE 125 gr. PAPER. IN THREE QUARTER FINE HARD COVER BINDING. private reprint..

Archive, 2008 Book. New. Soft cover. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. 125 PP OF ARABIC TEXT WITH 72 PP OF DOCUMENTS PUBLISHED BY THE FOURTH OTTOMAN IMPERIAL ARMY UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF AHMAD JAMAL PASHA. FINE REPRINT OF THE ORIGINAL TEXT PUBLISHED IN ISTANBUL, TANINE PRESS 1916 BY THE FOURTH OTTOMAN ARMY. ON FINE 125 gr. PAPER. IN SOFT COVER PRINTER WRAPPER. private reprent..

THE FIRST BOOK TO BE PRINTED IN IBRAHIM MUTEFERRIKA PRINTING HOUSE AFTER IT'S SECOND ESTABLISHMENT, AND BEFORE THE ESTABLISHMENT OF MUHENDISHANE PRINTING HOUSE IN USKUDAR. THIS EDITION CONTAINS THE IMPERIAL PERMISSION ( FERMAN ) OF THE SULTAN ABDUL HAMID I IN 1200 H. , 7 PP OF THE IMPORTANCE OF BOOKS PRINTING ART, 748 PP OF ARABIC SCRIPT , MODERN FINE FULL LEATHER BINDING WITH BOX. IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. COMMENTARY ON AL KAFIYA MAINLY WRITTEN BY IBN AL HAJIB. SCARCE.

Cairo: Dar ul Kutub al- Misriyya and al Hay'a al 'amma al Misriyya, 1976 Book. Illus. by Dr. Youssef Shawki. As New. Soft cover. 1st Edition. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. 1016 p Arabic, and 5 p English text with 14 Fac-similes. As issued, uncut and unopened in original printer wrapper. One of the early resources on the Arab Music..

399 p., 100 photographic plates of which some are in colours. Archeological and historical study about treasuries in the mausoleum of Imam Ali in Najaf. withe a frontispiece of the author who was the first woman to visit the inside of the mausoleum as researcher.

18 large photographs explained in Ottoman Turkish, with signature on the first photograph by Ali Sami, from the engineer corps. in a royal binding prepared for the Yildiz Palace. extra-ordinary royal album about the Hejaz Railway.

Collection of 40 signed books by authors and some owned by important Arab scholars :

١. البروق النجدية في اكتساح الظلمات الدجوية, عبدالله القصيمي, المنار 1931 بإهداء المؤلف
٢. الرسالة المستطرفة لبيان مشهور الكتب المشرفة, محمد جعفر الكتاني, نسخة محمد حبيب الله ابن مايابى عليها كلها تعليقاته, بيروت 1332
٣. تحفة عيد الجلوس الفضي (جلوس عبدالحميد الثاني) جميل بك العظم, بيروت 1319 مطبوعة بحروف الذهب مهداة من المؤلف إلى قاضي كاشغر
٤. محاكمة سليمان الحلبي, مطبعة الجمهور الفرنساوي القاهرة 1800 نسخة يوسف قطاوي باشا
٥. الصواعق المحرقة, الهيثمي, مصر. نسخة أحمد شاكر ثم أحمد صقر
٦. العقود اللؤلؤية في تاريخ… Read More

Istanbul: The general staff, Intelligence Office, 1917 Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Ottoman turkish report translated by Husameddin, from the intelligence section of the Turkish general staff and printed in the military press 1333 (1917-1918) numbered as 65. For official use only. Translated from the English report published in Simla by the general staff in India 1915. 8vo. 88 pp. Ottoman text. Basra, Nejd, Ahsaa, Kuwait, Nasriyya, Tribes, Turkish army, British army, Fao, routes.. etc.

Cairo: al- Muktataf press, 1892 Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. 823 p. Early printed travel book to Europe in Arabic, al Muqtataf press 1892, written as a dedication to the Khedive Abbas Hilmi Pasha II, the Vice-roy of Egypt. Muhammad amin Pasha was accompanied by his father Abdullah Fikri Pasha (ex-minister of education and tutor of the Khedive's sons) who was headed the Egyptian delegation to Stockholm. The delegation also took in London, several parts in Europe and the exposition univeselle in Paris. The elder fikri died after returning, with only a dozen pages of his final report written. His son finished the report in tome running to 806 pages (pages 807 to 823 are for index). Landberg had personally persuaded Khedive Tevfik to send the Egyptian delegation and, as host, went out of his way to make them feel like colleague, not exotic exhibits. Abdullah Fikri declamed an ode in Arabic during his audience with the king of Sweden, and Landberg responded in Arabic… Read More