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New English Original bdg. HC. 4to. (30 x 24,5 cm). In Turkish. 2 volumes set: (228 p.; 224 p.), color and b/w ills. Eyüplü meshurlar. 2 volumes set. Edited by Seyfettin Ünlü. Famous people from Eyup district of Istanbul in the period of the Ottoman Empire. Musicians, sufis, calligraphers, artists and politicians etc.
New English Paperback. Pbo. 4to. (31 x 22 cm). In Turkish. B/w and color ills. and original b/w Ottoman documents. 1000 copies were printed. Vol. 1: Hatt-i Hümâyûn, 1577-1804. 372 p.; Vol. 2: Ilmühaber 1, 1667-1871. [xxx], 494 p.; Vol. 3: Mâi Lezîz defterleri 1, 1791-1794. 402 p.; Vol. 4: Mâi Lezîz defterleri 2, 1791-1794.; Vol. 5: Ilmühaber 2, 1710-1841. 398 p.; Vol. 6: Ilmühaber 3, 16016-1898. 404 p.; Vol. 7: Ilmühaber 4, 1856-1928. [xvii], 342 p.; Vol. 8: Mâi Lezîz defterleri 3, 1794-1797. [xix], 407 p.; Vol. 9: Mâi Lezîz defterleri 4, 1798-1802. [xvii], 398 p.; Vol. 10: Mâi Lezîz defterleri 5, 1801-1806. [xviii], 394 p.; Vol. 11: Kirkçesme sulari 1. [xxxvi], 436 p.; Vol. 12: Kirkçesme sulari 2, 1811-1921. [xxxviii], 402 p.; Vol. 13: 19. ve 20. yüzyillarda Istanbul sulari. 301 p.; Vol. 14: Su hukuku ve teskilâti, Gülfettin Çelik. 223 p.; Vol. 15: Mâi Lezîz defterleri 6, 1806-1813. [xxvii], 399 p.; Vol. 16: Mâi Lezîz defterleri 7, 1813-1817. [xxv], 379 p.; Vol. 17: Mâi Lezîz defterleri 8, 1817-1823. [xxiv], 385 p.; Vol. 18: Mâi Lezîz defterleri 9, 123-1826. [xxiv], 342 p.; Vol. 19: Mâi Lezîz defterleri 10, 1817-1829. [xxiv], 319 p.; Vol. 20: Mâi Lezîz defterleri 11, 1829-1838. [xxv], 364 p.; Vol. 21: Halkali sulari 1, 1837-1905. [xxvii], [1], ]301 p.; Vol. 22: Halkali sulari 2, 1843-1913. [xxx], 297 p.; Vol. 23: Avrupa Yakasi sulari 1, 1603-1826. [xxxviii], 326 p.; Vol. 24: Avrupa Yakasi sulari 2, 1577-1842. [xxxvi], 323 p.; Vol. 25: Avrupa Yakasi sulari 3, 1574-1831. [xLv], 3998 p.; Vol. 26: Suyolcu 1, 1717-1925. [xxiv], 309 p.; Vol. 27: Su kesif defteri 1, 1842-1862. [xxvi], 333 p.; Vol. 28: Su kesif defteri 2, 1847-1872. [xxvi], 334 p.; Vol. 29: Su kesif defteri 3, 1862-1876. [xxxii], 374 p.; Vol. 30: Bogaziçi ve Taksim sulari 1, 1836-1908. [xxviii], 339 p.; Vol. 31: Bogaziçi ve Taksim sulari 2, 1813-1928. [xLi], 338 p.; Vol. 32: Su tahrirleri, 1655-1807. [xLix], 278 p.; Vol. 33: Suyolcu 2, 1871-1921. [xxxv], 309 p.; Vol. 34: Suyolcu 3, 1684-1876. 335 p. Everything on water systems, water management, water supplying in Istanbul City based on original Ottoman archival documents and their transcriptions order in modern Turkish as in chronological order after the Conquest of Istanbul (Constantinople), in 1453. Also including The Roman, The Byzantine Era on it. [Istanbul Constantinople Constantinopolis Constantinopla Constantinopolin Konstantinopel Water supplying system Fountain Fountains History of art Turkish and Islamic art Ottoman arts Fine arts Khumayoun Humayoun Ottoman Empire The Ottoman State Constantinus Hadrianus Canalisation Canalization Engineering Arc Wtaer supply Canal Channel Drainage Dam Barrage Dike Aqueduct Pool Pond Receiver Sewer Cesspool Scales Grate Ways Water way Waterway Waterways Masjid Fountain for ablutions Charitable fountain Bath Hammam Hamam Assignment Allocating Distrubition Well Pit Sink Letting flow Conducting line Municipality Mayoralty Townhall Parish Ward Quarter District Harbour Narbor Port Haven Seaport Estuary Arm of the Sea The Golden Horn Lodging Settling Cistern Tank Registering Recording Enrolment Development Prosperity].
New New English Istanbul 2010 Ramazan. Enderûn terâvihi ve Cumhur Müezzinligi., prep by: Ahmed Sahin, Mehmet Kemiksiz; Istanbul 2010 Avrupa Kültür Baskenti Ajansi, Ist., 2010. Original bdg with original dust jacket. 4to. (35 x 24 cm). with 2 cd. 78 p. In Turkish. ISLAM Ramadan culture Worship Social culture Istanbul Turkish religious culture.
New New English Original bdg. Dust wrapper. 4to. (30 x 24 cm). In English and Turkish. 334 p., color and b/w ills. Architect of Sultan Abdulmecid: William James Smith.= Sultan Abdulmecid'in bir mimari: William James Smith. An English architect William James Smith had worked in Istanbul from 1842 to 1856, a most politically influential period for the British Empire. Smith, after his appointment to the prestigious project for the new Istanbul Embassy Building of United Kingdom, whose conceptual design was probably by renowned architect Sir Charles Barry, had attained the interest and trust of Ottoman statesmen. Consequently he was assigned to realise a number of important architectural projects contributing to the modernization of Ottoman Architecture. Some of the Smith¿s important works for the Ottoman Porte are: A military hospital [Gumussuyu Askeri Hastanesi], a naval hospital, a school of medicine later known as Mecidiye Kislasi then Taskisla, a part of the Selimiye Barracks, a Glass Pavilion in Dolmabahce Palace and Tophane Imperial Kiosk [Tophane Kasri] for Sultan Abdulmecid; a building for the Board of Trade, renovation of the Naum Theatre. His commissions for so many important buildings, in spite of the presence of the notable architects, namely Balyan and Fossati, is a proof of Sultan¿s appreciation of Smith¿s works. Smith worked for both the British Empire and the Ottoman Sultan for a considerable number of grand scale projects. Being Smith¿s first work of grand scale, Taskisla has had a major role in the history of the Ottoman Empire and Istanbul in addition to its own interesting construction history.
New New English Original bdg. Dust wrapper. 4to. (30 x 25 cm). In English and Turkish. 208 p., color ills. Istanbul through the eyes of foreign sports people.= Yabanci sporcularin gözüyle Istanbul.
New New English Istanbul sifahaneleri. Karsiliksiz hizmetin muhtesem abideleri = The sifahanes of Istanbul. Magnificent structures of philanthropy., prep by: Abdullah Kilic, Istanbul büyüksehir belediyesi, Ist., 2010. Original bdg. Dust wrapper. 4to. (30 x 25 cm). 208 p. In Turkish and English. B/w and color ills. OTTOMANIA Constantinople Istanbul Ottoman culture History of medicine Philanthropy.
Very Good English Paperback. Pbo. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In Turkish. [viii], 91 p. Birgili Mehmet Efendi bibliyografyasi, (929-981 = 1523-1573). Istanbul kütüphanelerine göre.
Fair English Paperback. Pbo. Fair. 432 p.; 1 folding plan. B/w ills. Large demy 8vo. (20 x 14 cm). Classes' introduction, addresses and yearbook. Guide of the Technical University of Istanbul, 1958-1959.
New English Paperback. Pbo. 4to. (30 x 24 cm). In Turkish. Stories from the Hidden Harbor: Shipwrecks of Yenikapi. Color and b/w ills. 219 p. "In 2004, the Istanbul Archaeological Museums started large-scale salvage excavations at Yenikapi within the scope of Marmaray-Metro projects. For the first time in Istanbul's history, archaeological excavations were conducted at one of its Byzantine harbors. When the excavations started, it was not known what this ancient harbor at the mouth of the Lykos (Bayrampasa) River would yield. At first, Ottoman remains were encountered in the excavation area, which covers over 58,000 square meters. Then, one of Constantinople's most important, and the world's best known harbors, the Theodosian Harbor, was reached only 1 meter below sea level. During the ongoing excavations, countless small finds and works of architecture were unearthed. In addition to wood and rope fragments, an unexpected find, a shipwreck, was found in 2005. As the excavation area expanded, a total of 37 ships dating between the 5th and 11th centuries were brought to light. Among the finds are very well preserved small and large merchantmen, as well as galleys from the Middle and Late Byzantine periods, which have been found for the first time. The Yenikapi wrecks constitute the largest collection of shipwrecks ever found together. Another surprise was waiting for the archaeologists 6,3 meters below sea level: Istanbul's oldest settlement. This Neolithic settlement dates back 8000 years and changes the writing of Istanbul's history. The footprints of Istanbulites who lived there thousands of years ago were found a few meters below. As the excavations go on uninterrupted, we have now acquired much new information about the city. This exhibition has been prepared in light of the finds from Yenikapi and their scientific study. It presents a section of the city from its first inhabitants to the present, and allows a multidimensional view of trade, seafaring, shipbuilding technology, and everyday life in Constantinople through four wrecks that were found together with their cargo. A publication by the Istanbul Archaeological Museums, Koç Foundation, Koç University Research Center for Anatolian Civilizations and Koç University Press".
New English Paperback. Pbo. 4to. (30 x 24 cm). In English. Color and b/w ills. 219 p. "In 2004, the Istanbul Archaeological Museums started large-scale salvage excavations at Yenikapi within the scope of Marmaray-Metro projects. For the first time in Istanbul's history, archaeological excavations were conducted at one of its Byzantine harbors. When the excavations started, it was not known what this ancient harbor at the mouth of the Lykos (Bayrampasa) River would yield. At first, Ottoman remains were encountered in the excavation area, which covers over 58,000 square meters. Then, one of Constantinople's most important, and the world's best known harbors, the Theodosian Harbor, was reached only 1 meter below sea level. During the ongoing excavations, countless small finds and works of architecture were unearthed. In addition to wood and rope fragments, an unexpected find, a shipwreck, was found in 2005. As the excavation area expanded, a total of 37 ships dating between the 5th and 11th centuries were brought to light. Among the finds are very well preserved small and large merchantmen, as well as galleys from the Middle and Late Byzantine periods, which have been found for the first time. The Yenikapi wrecks constitute the largest collection of shipwrecks ever found together. Another surprise was waiting for the archaeologists 6,3 meters below sea level: Istanbul's oldest settlement. This Neolithic settlement dates back 8000 years and changes the writing of Istanbul's history. The footprints of Istanbulites who lived there thousands of years ago were found a few meters below. As the excavations go on uninterrupted, we have now acquired much new information about the city. This exhibition has been prepared in light of the finds from Yenikapi and their scientific study. It presents a section of the city from its first inhabitants to the present, and allows a multidimensional view of trade, seafaring, shipbuilding technology, and everyday life in Constantinople through four wrecks that were found together with their cargo. A publication by the Istanbul Archaeological Museums, Koç Foundation, Koç University Research Center for Anatolian Civilizations and Koç University Press".
Fine English Paperback. Pbo. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In English. 55 p. Contents: Introduction.; Byzantium and the Arabs: War and peace between two world civilisations, Edmund Boswirth.; Arab herbals and herbalists, Penelope Johnstone.; European influences in Islamic medicine, Haskell Isaacs.; The first English embassy in Istanbul: William Harborne's estimate of staff and expenses, (1522), Susan Skilliter.; The wandering dervishes, Colin Imber.; Lord Cromer and the emotional classes, Michel Louis.
Good English Paperback. Pbo. Roy. 8vo. (23 x 16 cm). In Turkish. [xxxii], 337, [46] p. Galatasaraylilar albümü.
Very Good Turkish Paperback. 4to. (28 x 20 cm). In Turkish. [vii], 195, [1] p. Istanbul Kütüphaneleri Türkçe hamseler katalogu. Catalogue of hamsas in Ottoman Turkish script in the Istanbul libraries. Hamsa is an early literary work including five masnavis.
Fine English Paperback. 4to. (25 x 23 cm). In English. 122 p., color and b/w ills. The conservation of the Dolmabahçe Palace Clock Tower from the study project to the work site school. 6 copies in OCLC. OCLC no.: 896872444.
New English Paperback. Demy 8vo. (21 x 15 cm). In English. 140 p. The construction of female citizenship through etiquette books: Turkey, 1930-1943. This book is an investigation into how the etiquette books of the early Republican period attempted to shape society in terms of class and gender issues. The analysis of the books, which are important tools to "civilize" society in both the public and private domains, is important because of their effects on the different dimensions of the period's discourse around citizenship. Through etiquette codes, the ideal citizen who would constitute the new privileged class of the Republic was to be constructed in accordance with the discourse of Westernization, but conspicuously adapted to local circumstances. Accordingly, not only the citizen's dress and deportment, but also the citizen's body and sexual life were to be completely renewed. On the other hand, while the books were defining the "acceptable" citizen, women were taken as an important measure of compliance. Thus, as the symbols of the new and modern life, women's appearance, manners, and all feminine pursuits became signifiers of the social status of modern Turkish men. Consequently, this book reveals that the class and gender dimensions of etiquette books are not independent of each other, but intersect and support one another.
New English Paperback. Pbo. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In French. 196 p., b/w plts. Istanbul slave: Slaves d'Istanbul de Byzance a nos jours. Introduction 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 Index Fronts Les Détroits Caucase et la mer Noire Perse Irak Péninsule arabique Sinaï, Palestine et Syrie Afrique Côtes et îles méditerranéennes Fronts européens Index anthroponymique Index des unités navales Index thématique. Introduction générale Istanbul slave ? Première partie Byzance du Ve siècle à 1453 1. Bulgares à Byzance 1. Premiers contacts. Alliés, ennemis, réfugiés, ambassadeurs et négociants avant 863. 2. Le baptême de Boris (863). 3. Bulgares à Byzance après 863. 2. Serbes, Croates, Bosniaques et Russes à Byzance 1. Serbes. 2. Croates. 3. Bosniaques. 4. Russes. 3. Topographie slave de Byzance. 1. Tsarigrad, l¿inaccessible proie. Sièges et dévastations. 2. Géographie slave de Byzance. Deuxième partie Sujets du Sultan de 1453 à 1924. 4. L¿invisible presence (De 1453 au début du XIXe siècle) 1. Slaves d¿Istanbul 2. les témoignages des voyageurs. 3. Le regard des peintres. 5. Les Slaves ottomans et la question d¿Orient (1774-1878) 1. La crise d¿Orient et l¿éveil des Slaves. 2. La lente marche vers les indépendances. 3. Constantinople, première capitale bulgare.6. Slaves de Constantinople au XIXe siècle 1. Les Bulgares2. Polonais et Russes. 7. Entre tradition et modernité : sociabilités bulgares constantinopolitaines au XIXe siècle 1. Sociabilités traditionnelles. 2. Sociabilités nouvelles. 3. Modernité. 8. Slaves de Constantinople à la fin de l¿Empire ottoman (1878-1924) 1. Le congrès de Berlin et la naissance des Etats nationaux. 2. Slaves de Constantinople après 1878. 3. La crise macédonienne. 4. Guerres Balkaniques. 5. Première guerre mondiale. 6. Russes blancs, Russes rouges. 9. Topographie constantinopolitaine slave du XIXe siècle à 1924 1. Bulgares 2. Russes 3. Serbes et Monténégrins 4. Polonais Conclusion : Istanbul slave aujourd¿hui Bibliographie SelectiveIndex
New French Paperback. Pbo. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In French. 356 p. Lieux slaves d'Istanbul: Guide historique de 200 lieux sslaves de Byzance à nos jours réunis en 11 promenades. Sommaire Translittération et valeurs phonétiques Pourquoi un guide slave d'Istanbul ? Les Slaves d'Istanbul. Bref rappel historique I. Byzance Première promenade : Byzance slave II. Les Slaves du Sultan Deuxième promenade : Les lieux du pouvoir. Le sérail et le quartier de l'hippodrome Troisième promenade : Négociants, artisans et imprimeurs. Autour de Balkapan et de Tahtakale Quatrième promenade : Artisans et petit peuple. En allant vers le grand bazar Cinquième promenade : Religion, église et identité. Cibali et le Phanar Sixième promenade :Habiter et travailler. D'Ayvansaray à Kumkapi. Septième promenade : La tentation occidentale. Pera-Galata-Beyoglu. Huitième promenade : Pêcheurs, dignitaires et collèges. Le Bosphore. Neuvième promenade : Tisserands, séminaristes et réfugiés polonais. Üsküdar et Polonezköy. Dixième promenade : Haute bourgeoisie, écoles supérieures et exilés. Les îles des princes. III. Le temps des nationalités Onzième promenade : Des indépendances à 1924. Russes Les débuts de la Bulgarie indépendante. Polonais Serbes, Monténégrins, Dalmates, Croates, Tchèques Bibliographie Liste des cartes Index des lieux.
New French Paperback. Pbo. Cr. 8vo. (20 x 14 cm). In French. 55 p., many b/w ills. Constantinople en 1890.
New English Paperback. Pbo. Oblong Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In French. [viii], 51 p., 25 b/w photos. Constantinople en 1890. Texte présenté et annoté par Jacques Huré et illustré de photographies d'époque.
New English Paperback. Pbo. Demy 8vo. (21 x 15 cm). In French. 91, [1] p., b/w ills. Constantinople. Fin de siecle et la Mosquee verte a Brousse.
Fine English Paperback. Pbo. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In English. 93 p. Constantinople: The way it was and the Green Mosque at Bursa.
New English Original bdg. HC. 4to. (32 x 23 cm). In Turkish and French. 239, [1] p. 2000 copies were printed. Lettres pour la Turquie.= Türkiye için mektuplar. Translator: Prof. Dr. Sevim Sönmez. Prep. by Fikret N. Üçcan. 2000 copies were printed.
As New As New English Original bdg. with original dust wrapper. 157, [3] p. In English and Turkish. Fully color photos. Mint. Color photos of panoramic views, buildings, mosques, historical places and buildings, passages etc. in Beyoglu (Pera - Istanbul). Beyoglu Municipality.= Beyoglu Belediyesi. [Album of photographs]. Art consultant: Beste Gürsu.
New English Original cloth bdg. Oblong 4to. (28 x 31 cm). In English and Turkish. 131 p., color photos. 1000 copies were printed and all copies are numbered. This copy is 0845. (0845 / 1000). Signed and inscribed by Günes.
New English Original bdg. HC. 4to. (33 x 24 cm). In German and Turkish. B/w photos. 123 p. Mannheim sieht Beyoglu, Beyoglu sieht Mannheim.= Mannheim gözüyle Beyoglu, Beyoglu gözüyle Mannheim. [Exhibition catalogue]. PHOTOGRAPHY Istanbul Beyoglu Pera German relations.