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AVIGNON, Imp. Rullieres-Libeccio, Service Educatif des Archives Départementales de Vaucluse - 1974- In-8 - broché - Illustrations en texte, certaines PP - 59 pages - Très propre
PARIS, Chez l'auteur et Garnier frères, 1852 - In-8 - Reliure 1/2 chagrin havane, frottée - Dos lisse orné de filets - Pièce de titre en maroquin rouge - Frontispice - 1 grand tableau dépliant - 118 pages - Envoi rapide et soigné
PARIS, L. Vanier, 1888 - E.O. - In-8 - Broché - VII-140 pages - Ex-libris-cachet H. Poirier, Le Mans - Envoi rapide et soigné
SCOA, Sans date, 1927 - Edition Originale - Reliure plein cuir - dos lisse frottée - Inscription du titre et dessin en inscrustation au Premier plat- Nombreuses photographies en texte - 68 pages +(3) - Très frais - Envoi rapide et soigné La Société commerciale de l'Ouest africain (SCOA) est une entreprise commerciale française active aux XIXe et XXe siècles, qui opérait dans les pays d'Afrique de l'Ouest dans le contexte de la colonisation française. La SCOA est créée au XIXe siècle par des commerçants français opérant en Afrique de l'Ouest. Son principal concurrent est la Compagnie française de l'Afrique occidentale (actuelle CFAO). Le 22 janvier 1921, le Tribunal des conflits rend à propos de la SCOA un arrêt devenu par la suite notable sous le nom d'arrêt « Bac d'Eloka » ou « Société commerciale de l'Ouest africain », par lequel il estime qu'un service entier de l'administration peut travailler dans les mêmes conditions qu'une entreprise privée, décision qui est à l'origine de la notion de service public industriel et commercial La SCOA a été dissoute en 1998
136 pages. Broché -Tome VIII, 1927 - Complet des 2 parties - 328 pages - Etat neuf, Exemplaire non coupé - Neuf
1926Very Good Turkish, Ottoman (1500-1928) Original hand-drawing and hand-coloured cloth bdg. with anchor drawing. 16mo .(13 x 8 cm). In Ottoman script. [218] p., 2 hand-drawing ills. (a mosque and a ship). Used pen and pencils during the notebook. Notes written between the years of 1926-1930. Full; only several pages are blank. Signatures on first pages and cover. Starting date is September, 11, 1926. Notebook mostly includes his lecture and personal notes on navigation. Some of chapters: It starts with an epigraph by Doris (?). Notes from fantastic realms (wonders of the world): Hanging Gardens of Babylon, Colossus of Rhodes, Great Pyramids of Egypt, Statue of Zeus at Olympia, the Lighthouse of Alexandria, etc. and their descriptions.; There are his course scores section in the name of 'Müzakere notlari'.; Navigation history notes.; His exam dates.; Diary for some days showing naval education in early Republican Turkey and some personal notes.; Some poems.; 'Beginning English for the Levant'.; Morse Alphabet with Ottoman script, etc. Cloth margins slightly rubbed, no missing. There is original pen pocket of note book, however its pen is missing. Some pages designed as an alphabetical index personally by writer. Otherwise it's a very good manuscript. No information on Hikmet Sakir.
1894Very Good Turkish, Ottoman (1500-1928) Original manuscript autograph handwritten document sealed 'Es-Seyyid Hasan Hilmi Pasha' as Konya Valisi. 17,5x11 cm. In Ottoman script. 1 p. Text: "Hüve. Refetlü efendim; Iyd-i said-i fitrin tebrîkini hâvî olan tahrîrât-i beyânlari bi(?) mahsus hâsil oldugu beyâniyla cevabnâme-i tarikim kilindi', fî 31 Mayis [1]310, [Seal]". This is a season's greeting (iyd-i said-i fitr) by Hasan Hilmi Pasa who was Ottoman governor of Konya city in 1894. He's known as that he provided Circassian 'odalisques' for the Harem.
1927Very Good French Original handwritten ALS. Sent to Hamamdjizades (Hamamdji Zade Nouri Aly). Letterhead 'Simeon Guentcheff & Freres' as bilingual in Bulgarian and French. Dated 2.XI.1927. "Accusons réception de votre honoree du 25 m.p. sont le contenu nous tromous conforme aux commandes faites par votre M.eur Nicolas Guentcheff.". After that introduction there's a short list: Poissons: Scoumuri, Palamond, Toric. 'Tarama', 'Marmeredjik' and Charan, Ak-cheir and Bandirma caviars. Haci Tahir Bey, who came from Bahçesaray (Bakhchysarai) in the Crimea with his entire family, was one of many refugees. And he faced all the difficulties both of exile and of resettlement. As soon as he arrived, Tahir Bey found himself in the heart of Istanbul's commercial life; however, carving himself a niche was easier said than done. At first he dealt in provisions; in 1859, he became a tobacco trader in the neighborhood of Langa Kapisi, also known as Yeni Kapi, in Istanbul. Soon, unfortunately, he found that established local merchants were unhappy with the competition and complained to the Municipality. In turn, the Municipality ruled that, provided they did not engage in illegal activities, Tahir Bey and the rest of the refugees should be allowed to conduct their business unmolested. Just as he found no peace in his business dealings, Tahir Bey was not left alone in Zekeriyaköy, where he and his family had settled. According to members of the present generation of his family, his home was attacked by some local gangs so that they were forced to move to neighboring Sariyer. Around the same time, he moved his place of business to Unkapani, and his son Ali Nuri married the daughter of the owner of the historical Public Bath (hamam) of Sariyer. The profession of Ali Nuri Bey's father-in-law gave the family its surname as well as a brand name that would command respect for more than a century. Ali Nuri Bey continued in his father's footsteps, gradually becoming the kind of entrepreneur that the Ottoman Empire sorely needed. The 1880s witnessed his earliest ventures as he began to deal in provisions near Unkapani, and established the first incarnation of what would later become Hamamcioglu Müesseseleri Ticaret Türk A.S. in the form of a sole proprietorship located in the commercial building Limon Han in the Tütüngümrük neighborhood of the district of Eminönü. In 1885, his son Nuri Ali joined the firm. At this date, a commercial yearbook makes mention of "Ali (H.)", a dealer in oil and rice, at No. 36, Cambazhane Avenue. While we are unable to determine for certain whether or not this listing refers to a member of the Hamamcioglu family, the same commercial directory for the year 1896-1897 does refer to "Hamamcioglu Ali" as a merchant based at No. 85, Osman Efendi Han. Over the next few years, the firm moved a number of times within the same building: thus, it was listed at No. 75 in 1898,5 No. 3 in 1901,6 and No. 9 in 1909. Starting in the 1910s, the firm Hamamcizadeler (or, as it is now known, Hamamcioglu) ventured into different business areas at different locations with a speed that makes it difficult to follow its precise trajectory. For example, a receipt from the wholesale fish market dated 1911 points to the family's interest in seafood. On the other hand, a document dated August 1914 now preserved in the Ottoman Archives orders that the olives in the warehouses belonging to Hamamcizade Ali Bey in the towns of Gemlik and Kursunlu should be guarded, indicating that the firm had a rather broad range of interests within the food sector.8 A listing of businesses registered at the Chamber of Commerce and Industry in 1923 describes "Hamamci Zade Nuri Ali", still located in the commercial building Osman Efendi, as dealing in "fish etc." 9 It is safe to assume that this qualification refers to all kinds of seafood -including salted fish, dried fish, caviar... (Source: Hundred Years Stories Official Website).
2016New Turkish Original bdg. HC. 4to. (31 x 23 cm). In Turkish with original Ottoman documents. 301 p., b/w and color ills., photos, maps and documents. Osmanli belgelerinde Çanakkale deniz ticareti: Geçmise yolculuk. Fermanlar, yazismalar, olaylar. Sea trade in Çanakkale and environment based on the Ottoman documents such as firmans, state correspondences and cases. A very and oversize volume.
1932Very Good French Paperback. Roy. 8vo. (23 x 17 cm). In French and Turkish. 24 p. Chemins de fer de Bozanti - Alep - Nissibine et prolongements. Livret de la Marche des trains a dater du 26 Mai 1932. Ligne: Haalep - Nissibine - Telziouane & Embranchement Derbesiye - Mardine. Ligne: Halep - Adana & Embranchement Toprak Kale - Alexandrette.= Bozanti - Halep - Nasibin ve temdidatidemiryollari katarlarin hareket cuzdani. 26 Mayis 1932 tarihinden müteberdir. Halep -Nasibin - Telzivan hati ve Derbesiye - Mardin sube hati. Halep - Adana hati ve Toprakkale - Iskenderun sube hati. First and Only Edition. Scarce.
2020New English Paperback. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In English and Turkish. 675 p, b/w ills. Production and trade through the ages From Prehistory to the Byzantine period.= Çaglar boyunca üretim ve ticaret: Prehistorya'dan Bizans Dönemi'ne.
2011New Turkish Original bdg. HC. 4to. (28 x 21 cm). In Turkish. 303 p., ills. Islam ve Türk illerinde fütuvvet teskilati.
2020New Turkish Original bdg. in publisher's special box. Folio. (31 x 22 cm). In Turkish. [v], 160 p., richly illustrated. History of the 'cheque' in the Ottoman and Turkish period from its beginning to the present. With many illustrations from a special collection.
1929Fine French Paperback. Roy. 8vo. (23 x 16 cm). In French. 41 p. Convention de commerce et de navigation entre la France et la Turquie. Signee a Ankara le 29 Août 1929. Trade and navigation agreement between France and Turkey signed on August 29, 1929. Only one institutional copy in Harvard University in OCLC: 24443185.
1984Very Good Turkish Paperback. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In Turkish. [viii], 140 p., 41 numerous b/ plates and plans. Sehirlerde ticaret alanlari. First and Only Edition. Printed to 600 copies. Commercial areas in the cities from the beginning to the present.
2011New English Original bdg. HC. Oblong large Roy. 8vo. (24,5 x 24,5 cm). In Turkish. Color and b/w ills. 624 p. Çarsinin öyküsü: Bursa. A history of Bursa bazaar.
1995Fine English Paperback. 4to. (29 x 25 cm). In Italian and Turkish. 167 p., color and b/w ills. Dopo aver delineato la lunga storia di un rapporto tra Venezia e Constantinopoli bizantina che si traduce in una progressiva assunzione da parte della prima delle 'vesti imperiali' -artistiche e architettoniche- della capitale dell'Impero d'Oriente, il saggio riconstruisce i complessi termini de competizione e confronto tra la Repubblica Serenissima e Istanbul ottomana nel secono '400. Ripercorre, quindi, la straordinaria vicenda di un doge, Andrea Gritti, vissuto a lungo come mercante nella Istanbul di Beyazid II, intimamente legato a questa e alla sua societa a convinto assertore di una politica di apertura mediterranea, entro la quale trova corretta interpretazione la vivace e partecipe attenzione veneta alla cultura ottomana nell'eta di Solimano il Magnifico. Contents; La laguna a il Bosforo; Venezia Alterum Byzantium e Istanbul Ottomana, 1450-1530.; Il mercante, il doge, il Sultano.; Bibliografia essenziale; indice delle illustrazioni.
2015New English Paperback. Pbo. Demy 8vo. (21 x 14 cm). In Turkish. 293 p. Memlûklarda ticaret. Trade in the Mamluks.
1908Very Good Italian Paperback. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In Italian. 41, [1] p. L'Equatore moderno. I: Alcuni dati sul suo Commercio. Signed and inscribed by Norero to I. Hakky Pacha. The modern Equator. I: Some data on the commerce.
2008Fine English Original bdg. HC. 4to. (30 x 24 cm). In English. 289, [38] p. Color and b/w ills. CONTENS: HISTORY - TRADE - ISTANBUL.; Trade in history - Trade in the islamic world - Trade in the eastern world. FROM PRINCIPALITY TO EMPIRE: Trade in anatolia until the time of Mehmet II., The canging history of a rising empire.; History, Economy and trade during the decline of the Ottoman Empire. FROM THE EMPIRE TO THE REPUBLIC: End of the empire and Birth of the Republic.; Building the Repuplic. OUTBOUND TURKEY: From Menderes to Özal.; From 1980 to today.
2014New English Paperback. Pbo. Demy 8vo. (21 x 14 cm). In Turkish. [xx], 127 p., ills. Dersaadet'te bir Acem kitapçi: Fürus Haci Hüseyin Aga. Biography of Iranian bookseller Haci Hüseyin, (1825-1925) who lived in Istanbul.
1986Fine English Paperback. Pbo. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In Turkish. 269 p. Turkish culture and Akhism. Proceedings of XXIth Symposium on Akhi Celebrations. Türk kültürü ve Ahilik. XXI. Ahilik Bayrami Sempozyumu Tebligleri., 13-15 Eylül 1986, Kirsehir.
1995Very Good Turkish Paperback. Pbo. Cr. 8vo. (20 x 14 cm). In Turkish. 153, [3] p. A study on Chester railways. Türk Amerikan münasebetleri isiginda Chester Demiryolu, 1909-1926.
2003Fine English Paperback. Pbo. Demy 8vo. (21 x 15 cm). In Turkish. [vi], 223 p. Turkish Edition of Cohen's 'The guilds of Ottoman Jerusalem'. Osmanli Kudüs'ünde loncalar. [= The guilds of Ottoman Jerusalem]. Translated by Nurettin Elhüseyni.
2016New English Paperback. Pbo. 4to. (27 x 20 cm). In English. 548 p., color and b/w ills. Trade in Byzantium: Papers from the Third International Sevgi Gönül Byzantine Studies Symposium. In the Byzantine Empire, Constantinople served not only as an administrative, military, and religious center, but also as one of trade and commerce. The city was selected as the new imperial capital due to its geographical advantages, its vasthinterland, its situation as an ideal vantage point for travel by land and sea, and its safe natural harbors, making it a perfect location fo trade. Considering that medieval Anatolia, and especially Constantinople, was located at the center of a broad trade network and was a center of both production and consumption, trade is rightfully a continuing subject matter of Byzantine studies. In addition, since 2004, the Directorate of the Istanbul Archaeological Museums has carried out archaeological research in Üsküdar, Sirkeci, and Yenikapi, as part of the Marmaray and Metro projects. The excavations have revealed spectacular artifacts and new knowledge on Byzantine trade, ship-building technology, and ships and their cargo. Inlight of harbor excavation results and information accumulated from other ongoing research, it wastheright time to re-evaluatetrade in Byzantium. New findings and knowledge arising from the Yenikapi excavations, in particular, gave reason to revisit issues of trade in Byzantium again.The articles collected in this volume derive from papers presented at the Third International Sevgi Gönül Byzantine Studies Symposium on 'Trade in Byzantium' held in Istanbul on 24¿27 June 2013.