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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..

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.

Beyrout, Lebanon: Dar al- Shurouq, 1973 Book. Illus. by Suzanna Fritz (?). Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Private first edition in Dar al Shurouq 1973 on fine paper, edited from the First work of Abd al Wahhab Azzam and Taha Hussein in Cairo, Dar al Ma'aarif 1941. Illustrated and preserved in original pictorial box..

2ff, 109 p. Arabic text. The second press of Bulak by the tobjiyyah (artillery) printed house in Turah, Cairo. 1251 AH., 1835 AD. Ownership Mustafa Kamel al Ghamrawi 1317 AH. Edited by Abdurrahman al Safty, the editor of Alf layla wa layla printed in Bulak.

Paris: Typographie Orientale de Madame Veuve Dondey - Dupre, 1856 Book. Very Good. Soft cover. 1st Edition. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Oblong 8vo., (xiv), 25 p. in the Ottoman Turkish and French. The Ferman (the Ottoman imperial order) text was issued by the Sultan Abdul Mejid, in the Ottoman Turkish with the translation and explanation in French. Full leather binding. Ex-library. The Imperial Ferman of the Foreign privileges in the Ottoman state..

Vol. 1, (11) , 434 p. Vol. 2, (19) , 608 p. Arabic text in contemporary binding.

Cairo: Bulak, 1868 Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Rare, the first edition to be printed in Cairo, Bulak press completed in 1285 AH- 1868 Ad. Edited by Nasr al Horini and others. In contemporary fine bindings. Long 8vo, (189, 197, 192, 190, 195, 213, 190, 197, 185, 174, 173, 179, 170, 179, 168, 170, 168, 218, 169, 188 p.) plus one page index for each part..

Cairo: al Mu'ayyad, 1900 Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Arabic text, 2 volumes (all published), (8), 403, 364 p. Author's diaries during his military service in Sudan and in his prison for 14 years there. The author is an Egyptian leader and historian was born in Cairo where he was graduated from the military school during the dynasty of Ismail Pasha, the vice roy of Egypt. According to the order of Gordon Pasha, he led the army to the equatorial territories in Sudan, then employed as a director of Bahr al Ghazal, then a director of the new equatorial territories in 1877. He returned back to Cairo and took place in the revolt of Ahmad Orabi Pasha. He was called by Gordon Pasha to fight against the Darawish who catched him after they captured the Khartoum in 1885 and spent 14 years in his prison untill he rescued by the Egyptian army in 1898..

Handwritten. Good. No Binding. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Seventeen leaves consist of an almost complete section "Juz'". Each page contains 15 lines of Rayhani script. Golden dots between verses, Sura headings and significant marginal words ('Ashr, Sajdah, Juz', Hizb) in gold. Seven pages with partial small later repairs. Fine calligraphic example, 21 x 15.5 cm .

Cairo: IFAO, 1899 Book. Very Good. Hardcover. Elephant Folio - over 15" - 23" tall. TITLE PAGE IN BLACK AND RED WITH KHEDIVAL ARM, PREFACE BY THE COMMITEE, INTRODUCTION, 34PP OF TEXT IN FRENCH INCLUDING ARABIC AND 8 FIGURES, 20 FULL PAGE PLATES, PLATE 15 FINE COLOURED. THE BOOK IS IN VERY GOOD CONDITION AND LOOSE AS PUBLISHED IN IT'S ORIGINAL FINE ISLAMIC MAMLOUK STYLE DECORATED DARK GREEN CLOTH BINDING. SCARCE AND FINE EX. ON THE ISLAMIC ARCHITECTURE OF THE MAMLOUK ERA..

Handwritten. Very Good. No Binding. Folio - over 12 - 15" tall. Possibly Anatolia, 42 x 31 cm. Nine lines of a mixed calligraphic style of large Muhaqqaq and Tumar scripts. Fine Calligraphic example. 0.

Handwritten. Very Good. No Binding. Folio - over 12 - 15" tall. Possibly Anatolia, 42 x 31 cm. Nine lines of a mixed calligraphic style of large Muhaqqaq and Tumar scripts. Fine Calligraphic example. 0.

Cairo: Privately printed, 1894 Book. Illus. by FABRICIUS BEY. Very Good. Hardcover. Folio - over 12" - 15" tall. EXTREMELY SCARCE, PRIVATELY BOUND BY THE ARMENIAN ARCHITECT GARO BALIAN. FULL LEATHER BINDING GILTED AND DECORATED IN ORIENTAL STYLE. DEEPLY PRESSED. BINDING EDGES SLIGHTLY FADED, PARTIAL LEATHER FLAYING. TITLE PAGE HEADED WITH THE KHEDIVAL CROWN. NO PRINTING PLACE OR NUMBER OF COPIES, BUT POSSIBLY 50 COPIES OF THIS ALBUM, AT MOST, WAS PRINTED. FRENCH INTRODUCTION (Le mausolee d'affifi a ete erige par la famille khediviale a la memoire de feu S. A. Le khedive Mohammed Tewfik Pacha, mort le 7 janvier 1892. IL a ete inaugure le 5 janvier 1894 par son august fils, le Khedive actuel Abbas Hilmi. L'elaboration du projet du dit Mausole, ainsi que sa construction, son dus a Fabricius Bey, architecte des palais khediviaux. S. A. la Khedivah Mere, ainsi que S. A. le Khedive ayant voulu que la construction eut un caractere grandoise, et et soit concue de facon a perpetuer la memoire de leur Auguste… Leer más

Istanbul: Takvimhane-i Amire, 1848 Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. Folio - over 12" - 15" tall. 2 VOLUMES SET: (VOL 1), 22 PP INDEX, 7 PP ERRATA, 535 PP. (VOL. 2), 16 PP INDEX, 14 PP ERRATA, 519 PP. very rare and hard to be exist, limited 1st ed. 300 copies were printed in 1264-1265 AH during Mahmud han period. OTTOMAN TURKISH TEXT WITH SOME IN ARABIC AND PERSIAN, SPECIALY THE CORRESPONDENCES BETWEEN THE OTTOMAN SULTANS AND THE REGIONAL GOVERNORS OF THE ARAB AND PRSIAN STATES, INCLUDING HIJAZ. THE AUTHOR WAS AN IMPERIAL WRITER IN THE OTTOMAN COURT (DIVAN I SULTANI). EARLY GOOD 20th C. BINDING. FOR THE SECOND ED. SEE INVENTORY NO. 000354..

Giza (Orman), Egypt: The Survey of Egypt, 1949 Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. Elephant Folio - over 15 - 23" tall. One of the most important works ever been printed in Egypt. The Mosques of Egypt from 21 H. (641) to 1365 H. (1946) being a series of views in colours and monochrome of the principal mosques of Egypt with a brief note on each monument describing its history and architectural features accompanied by detailed plans and maps. Egyptian Kingdom, Ministry of Waqfs. The Arabic edition in 2 volumes; (Vol. 1) 2 lvs. of introduction by Ahmad Hassan al Bakouri, Minister of Waqfs and Creswell, separately inserted in 1954. 3 lvs of index, 76 p., 93 full page monochrome lithographic plates with index of 11 and12 pages printed in 1951 together with 2 folding maps in colors inside rear pocket in the end of the volume. (Vol. 2) 2 lvs of introduction, Pages from 77 to 148, Plates from 94 to 243. Some plates in the tow volumes are in colors and with tissue guards. The English edition in 2… Leer más

Cairo: Dar ul Kutub al- Misriyya, the National library press, 1925 Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Arabic text in 2 volumes set with 365 fine photographic plates, documents (captioned in English), maps and plans (some foldings). 514, (index), 395 p with 30 P of biography of the author. First original edition in Dar ul Kutub al Misriyya. In very good condition, in contemporary binding. The author was an Egyptian Major-General, who completed the pilgrimage to Mecca and Medina four times: in 1901 as commander of the military escort of the Egyptian pilgrims and in 1903, 1904 and 1908 in the high office of Commander of the Pilgrimage (Amir al-Hajj). In this position he not only had the opportunity to assist at all the ceremonies of the holy month but also of acquiring an intimate knowledge of the administrative side of the pilgrimage and of the Arabian and Turkish politics in the Hijaz. At the same time he was able to take a great many photographs and to illustrate his… Leer más

A complete copy with the preface of the printing reason of the book (Sebeb-i tab' kitab-i mustatab). In contemporary fine dark brown Ottoman binding with flap. 4 lvs. Contain the printing reason and details. 2 lvs. Contain praise to the Sultan Mahmud II. 223 numbered p. 283 numbered p. With numbered 56 lithographic plates by the Erzurumian Aghob. With many numbered pages of index and supplements through the book. Printed according to the order of the Ottoman Sultan by Abdurrahim Muhibb in the Imperial printing house. Sanizade, who lived in the first half of the 19th century, is an important physician for his great contributions to the Ottoman Medicine, by transferring European medical knowledge. He has important books concerning history, as well as medicine. In one of his works on medicine, Hamse-i Sanizade, a work of five volumes, the volume titled Kanunü'l Cerrahin (the Law of Surgery), deals with surgery. Written in 1810s, the book could be published only in 1828, after Sanizade's death. In the… Leer más

Cairo: Fouad Uni. Press (Cairo University), 1951 Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. Folio - over 12" - 15" tall. The limited and only Arabic edition of Zambaur's work about the Muslim dynasties since the first century of al Hijra, translated and edited by the well-known archeologist Zaki Muhammad Hassan and some other scholars in the Egyptian University in 1951. 2 volumes contains 534 p. original printer wrappers and modern fine hard cover bindings. Limited edition to 1000 copies..

Ottoman text, 256 p. With 14 p. Tertib Ajza, Pharmaceuticals should be used by pilgrims on the Hajj road. Printed in Bulak 1250.

Cairo: Diwan al- Jihadiyya (war office), 1877 Book. Very Good. No Binding. 1st Edition. 12mo - over 6¾ - 7¾" tall. An early work about Hejaz and the Hajj by Muhammad Sadiq bey, mainly published in the military newspaper of the Egyptian general military staff Nos. 4, 5 and 6 in 1294 AH. (1877 AD.) and published separately by the same press in the same year. 28 p. and 4 lithographic plates of which one is folding..