Moroccan Collection (page 10)

Ain Leuh, Morocco
Ain Leuh - a town in Ifrane Province, Meknes-Tafilalet, Morocco. This photograph shows one of the traditional mudbrick homes crushed under a fallen rock from the hillside! Date: circa 1910s

Goundafi Warriors of the Atlas Mountains, Morocco Date: circa late 1920s

A Moorish Boy, Tangier, Morocco
A young Moorish Boy, Tangier, Morocco Date: circa 1905

Tangier, Morocco - The Kasbah Gate
Tangier, Morocco - Young Army recruits exiting through the Kasbah Gate Date: circa 1910s

Camel and Young Moroccan Boy - Two Friends Date: circa 1910

A Moroccan Tailor Date: circa 1910s

Rabat, Morocco - Oudayas Point Date: circa 1910s

Fruit Sellers - Casablanca, Morocco
Moroccan Fruit sellers, Casablanca - selling mostly grapes by the look of things. Date: circa 1910s

Tangiers - Morocco - A Woman of the Mountains carrying her sleeping child in a sling across her shoulders and wearing a wide-brimmed straw hat and very large scarf/shawl. Date: circa 1910s

Meknes, Morocco - The Mansour Gate
Bab Mansour gate at Meknes, Morocco, named after the architect, El-Mansour (a Christian renegade who converted to Islam). The design of the gate plays with Almohad patterns

Three Arab Gardeners - Morocco Date: circa 1910s

Morocco - Tetuan - Street Traders - Berber women from the Moroccan Riff Mountains, who do not permit their faces to be seen. Date: circa 1910s

The Ramparts of the Casbah - Tangiers, Morocco Date: circa 1930s

Morocco - Casablanca - The Main Bus Station (Le C. T. M. - Compagne Generale de Transports), next to the Morocco State Bank Building. Date: circa 1920s

Writing engraved on wall in Marrakech, Morocco

Window into courtyard, Marrakech, Morocco. circa 2008

General Petain decorating colours of Moroccan regiment
General Philippe Petain (1856-1951), French army officer, seen here (centre) decorating the colours of a Moroccan regiment during the First World War

Casablanca, Morocco - Clock Street (Boulevard de l Horloge). Date: circa 1910s

Moroccan Moorish Market (rather a folly/fraud of an image, as it depicts an Ottoman Fountain in Morocco, even though the Ottoman Empire never stretched as far as Morocco....!). Date: circa 1910s

Morocco - High Jump Competition
French Troops based in Morocco take part in an athletics competition. This card shows the high jump (from a standing start) competition in full flow

Sultan of Morocco at Casablanca
Sultan Abd-el-Aziz (IV) of Morocco rides through Casablanca with his Mokhaznis (Moroccan Auxiliary Forces). Date: circa 1907

Blind Moroccan Street Singer - probably singing passages from the Koran

Nomadic Arab Family with Camel - Morocco
Nomadic Arab Family with Camel on the move across the desert - Morocco

Morocco, Fez - Water Clock on Talaa Kibeera
Fez - The Street of ancient Clocks. The Water Clock, part of the Bou Inania complex on Talaa Kibeera can be seen on this card

Moorish Gate - Tetouan, Morocco - superb open stonework on the arch

The Flag of Morocco

Moroccan Musician - Tangiers, playing his hand cymbals and singing

Tetuan - Morocco - Zauia of the Darkauas Sanctuary. A Zauia or Zaouia (also spelled zawiya, zawiyah, zaouiya, zaouia, zwaya !!)

Small shop Selling Moroccan goods, Tunisia
A small boutique selling Moroccan goods in Tunisia!

Tangiers, Morocco - Cervantes Theatre
The Cervantes Theatre built in 1913 in Tangiers, Morocco, designed by the Architect Jememez

Tetouan, Morocco - Corner of the Covered Market
Tetouan, Morocco - Small itinerant covered market Souk / Zoco)alongside a rather elaborate tower set into the walls of the town

Meknes, Morocco - Mosque close to the Mellah Gate
Mosque close to the Mellah Gate at Meknes, Morocco. It stands next to a spectacular palm tree!

Tangiers, Morocco - The Palace of Justice

Tangiers, Morocco - The Grand Mosque
A view toward the Grand Mosque at Tangiers, Morocco. The most interesting aspect of this particular postcard is that fact that the photographers premises is pictured in the top right-hand corner

Tangiers, Morocco - The Grand Market (Souk)
Tangiers, Morocco - The Grand Covered Market (Souk)

Snake Charmer - Tangiers, Morocco
An attentive crowd watching a rather wild-looking snake charmer. Amongst the onlookers is (interestingly) a British Naval officer smoking a pipe

Tangiers - Morocco
The open market at Tangiers, Morocco. A Moroccan postcard, printed by Hauser & Menet in Spain, which was posted in Gibraltar in 1903 and sent to Lisbon, Portugal!!

Ain Sefra, Algeria - Headquarters of the African Hunters
The Headquarters of the African Hunters at Ain Sefra, Algeria. The town is called " The Gateway to the Desert" and is very close to the Moroccan border

Morocco - Tangiers
The Main Gate - Tangiers, Morocco

Plate Dancing Women, Morocco
The Dance of Shikhat - plate dancing women in Morocco

Artisans - Morocco
Moroccan street artisans, making decorative inlaid furniture items in wood and metal

Morocco - A public meeting in a restaurant. The architecture of the building shows typical Moorish influence in the open arcading of the lower and upper terraces

Morocco, Casablanca - The Sultans Palace
The Sultans Palace at Casablanca in western Morocco, located on the Atlantic Ocean. The capital of the Greater Casablanca region

Morocco, Casablanca - New Medina, Fountain and Mosque

Morocco, Casablanca - Boulevard of the 4th Zouaves
The Boulevard of the 4th Zouaves at Casablanca in western Morocco, located on the Atlantic Ocean. The capital of the Greater Casablanca region

Morocco, Casablanca - The Rue Deify Dieude and Cathedral
The Rue Deify Dieude and Cathedral of the Sacred Heart at Casablanca in western Morocco, located on the Atlantic Ocean. The capital of the Greater Casablanca region

Morocco, Casablanca - The Port and Harbour
The port and harbour at Casablanca in western Morocco, located on the Atlantic Ocean. The capital of the Greater Casablanca region

Morocco, Casablanca - The Palace of Justice
The Palace of Justice at Casablanca in western Morocco, located on the Atlantic Ocean. The capital of the Greater Casablanca region

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