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Ottoman Empire Flag
German soldiers at EskisehirGerman troops pose with Turkish officials at Eskisehir, Turkey. In Latin it was known as Dorylaeum. Founded by the Phrygians in c.1000 BC
Group of Mevlevi Dervishes - Istanbul - with childrenGroup of Mevlevi Dervishes - Istanbul (Constantinople) - with childrenThe Mevlevi Whirling Dervishes of Konya (Konia). This Dervish order was founded in memory of Jelaluddin Rumi (1207 - 1273)
Imperial Gates - Constantinople, TurkeyImperial gates on the European side of the Bosphorus. A lady of the Harem sits astride the crescent moon of Turkey in an unusual addition to this fine card
Arab Woman with fine earrings - EgyptArab Woman with fine crescent moon-shaped earrings - Egypt
Egypt - Cairo - Kasr-el-Nil BridgeEgypt - Cairo - the Pont de Ghazirah (a bridge over the Nile) and a street scene in the city
Egyptian scenesA very early Egyptian postcard with scenes from the country including dhows and feluccas on the River Nile (set within a crescent motif) and a water carrier loading up a donkey
Turkish Red Crescent Medical OrderlyTurkish Red Crescent Military Medical Orderly during World War One
Christian propaganda postcardA postcard depicting the Ayasofya Mosque with a fascinating inset picture showing the Turkish crescent shoe stamping on the Christian cross and on the reverse of the card the caption reads
An Ottoman National Anthem, which replaced the previous version in 1909
Postcard from a serving girlA postcard message sent to Miss Elsie Underwood, Bournemouth from Lil, recently employed as one of ten servants working at No.2 Wilton Crescent, London S.W
Proclamation of the new Constitution - SalonicaThe proclamation of the new Constitution - Salonica (now part of Greece), on 24th July 1908 - revolutionary military group from Resna, South West Macedonia under the commmand of Melek Bey
Ottoman FlagsCollection of Ottoman Flags
Ataturk Primary SchoolPupils at the Ataturk Primary School -
Photo / Stripe Dress 1880STight fitting, high-necked bodice, buttoning diagonally from shoulder to waist, kilted under-skirt, draped tunic caught up at the rear. Watch & crescent brooch
Fashionable flappersTwo young women, dressed in up-to-the-minute knee length dresses pose on a verandha or balcony under the light of a crescent moon
Park Crescent, LondonPark Crescent, west London. Situated at the northern end of Portland Place, the imposing colonnaded front is by the architect John Nash, and was built in 1812
Disraeli and Asia MinorPrime Minister Benjamin Disraeli repairs Asia Minor, claiming this improving of the noble Turk is his proudest work in this satire on early British Colonialism
Crescent RestaurantThe Crescent Restaurant (Forte s), at the Festival Pleasure Gardens, Battersea, London, part of the Festival of Britain celebrations
Festival Gardens 1951Visitors relax on deckchairs while a gardener tends to the flower beds at the Festival Gardens, Battersea. Note the Guinness Clock (behind) and Crescent Restaurant (left)
Ernest Reyer / Trade CardERNEST REYER French composer with a scene from his opera, Salambo
Off to WorkOff to work, an early morning study of a gentleman walking along a pavement on Hans Crescent, London Sw1
County Hall / W JamesA bird s-eye view of the former Government building which now houses a hotel and the London Aquarium
Sphinx Guard DardanellesThe Turkish sphinx guards the Dardanelles
Lincoln / Oak RidgeABRAHAM LINCOLN His tomb in Oak Ridge Cemetery, seen by moonlight
Airy / Sambourne / PunchSIR GEORGE BIDDELL AIRY Astronomer Royal 1835-1881, depicted with the red time ball of the Greenwich Observatory
Folkestone / Beach 1931Folkestone, Kent: beach and Marine Crescent
Ww1 Cartoon / No DoubtNO POSSIBLE DOUBT WHATEVER " Alt! Who goes there?" " You shut yer -- mouth, or I ll -- come and knock yer -- head off!" " Pass, friend!"
Fur-Trim Dress 1914Fur-trimmed gown of narrow trained skirt with front split & a V -necked wrap over tunic worn with a white fur- trimmed evening coat or wrap & a diamante headdress
Royal Crescent BathThe Royal Crescent in Bath was designed by John Wood II and built between 1767 an 1775. It is comprised of 30 houses, and is shaped like a half- Colosseum, with Ionic columns
Blunt / Crescent Moon / Pl17The crescent moon - a view over a landscape
Blunt / Suns Disc / Plate 7The nomenclature of the lunar spots
England / Hastings / PelhamThe seafront showing Pelham Crescent