1912ref. X119633Tiflis [Tbilisi], Elek'tratparan Or.N. Aghaneani 1913 [1912] 441pp., 20cm., bound in a solid hardcover in black cloth, frontcover preserved, in the series "Ghukasean matenadaran" volume 10, text in Armenian, very few text corrections in margin of text, cfr. OCLC 34662255, good condition, X119633
1828ref. 12890Florenz, Giuseppe Galletti, 1828. Kupferstich. Blattgröße: 41 x 46,5 cm, Druckspiegel: 28 x 35 cm. [2 Warenabbildungen]
2006ref. X88926Leuven, Peeters 2006 2 volumes: xviii,464 + xviii,395 pp., editor's hardcover (green cloth bindings with gilt lettering), dustwrapper, 25cm., in the series "Orientalia Lovaniensia Analecta" volumes 144-145, fine condition (as new), X88926
2014ref. 100144013Brill Academic Pub 2014 595 pages 16 6x3 6x24 2cm. 2014. Cartonné. 595 pages.
20062 volumes: xviii,464 + xviii,395 pp., editor's hardcover (green cloth bindings with gilt lettering), dustwrapper, 25cm., in the series "Orientalia Lovaniensia Analecta" volumes 144-145, fine condition (as new), X88926
Very Good Turkish, Ottoman (1500-1928) Original color map. Atlas folio. (65 x 44 cm). In Ottoman script. Scale: 1/400.000. [MAP] Kars, Kutayisi, Tiflis, Batum. [Kars, Kutaisi, Tbilis, Batoum]. Extremely rare. Not in TBMM Library Map collection.
2015New English Original bdg. HC. Small 4to. (23 x 20 cm). In English, Turkish and Armenian. 200 p., ills. Keghi in ruins.= Virane Kigi.= Averak Kigin. History of the village of Kigi, a village where 3900 Armenians, 1000 Turks and Kurds lived before April 24, 1915 (Armenian deportation).
ref. 57774aafBraunschweig, Vieweg, 1895, gr. in-8vo, XV, 272 S. mit 1 Portrait und 1 gefalt. Karte, unbeschnitten, Original-Broschüre. Umschlag-Vorne lose, Rücken gespalten, staub-fleckig,
1903ref. X116864Venetik [Venice], Tparani Surb Ghazaru [San Lazzaro] 1903 477pp., 24cm., text in Armenian, bound in solid modern hardcover in blue cloth, original frontcover preserved, text is clean and bright, good condition, cfr. OCLC 604609054 & 1242732706, ["The history of the Vardanians and the Armenian war" by Eghishe vardapet. Study and analysis], X116864
2003ref. X114232Marseille, 2003 Complet en 2 tomes, iii,420 + 137 pp., Dissertation de doctorat à l'Université de Marseille (2003), 30cm., br., bon état, [Contenu: Tome I: Traduction de la version arménienne ancienne et commentaire, II: Le texte arménien des Homélies sur les 'Actes des Apôtres' de Jean Chrysostome : Homélies I, II, VII, VIII et colophon], poids: 3 kg., X114232
2015New New English Original bdg. Dust wrapper. Folio. (41 x 30 cm). In English and Turkish. [22], 189, [18] p., b/w photos. A photographical sketch on lost Istanbul.= Eski Istanbul anilari. [Album of photographs]. A very heavy volume. Contents: The Light of Istanbul: Boatmen of the Golden Horn, old Galata Bridge and the New Mosque, 1956. Midday hours on the old Galata Bridge, 1954. Ferries of the Bosphorus and the Prince Islandsbound to the old Galata Bridge, 1955. "Salep" merchant in early morning lights on the old Galata Bridge, 1957. Traffic on the old Galata Bridge, 1956. Wool hanks hung to dry up in Ortaköy and the sea, 1964. The bridge and the ferry, 1955. Barges and ferries in the Golden Horn, 1958. Süleymaniye Mosque as seen from the old Galata Bridge, 1956 10 Haliç, 1956 - The Golden Horn, 1956. Eminönü Square after the demolishment, 1959. Carters near the Oil Quay, 1957. View from the Oil Quay, 1955. View from the Oil Quay, 1955. Boat maintanance in Ayvansaray, 1969. A barge withdrawn to the coast in Üsküdar and children, 1954. Bargeman fishing at the caulking yard, 1958. Boatmen at the caulking yard, 1956. Boatmen waiting for customers at the caulking yard, 1957. Loading at the Oil Quay, 1957. The caulking yard front of the Golden Horn and rowing-boats, 1957. Boats at Balat, Golden Horn, 1969. Eminönü boatmen, 1958. A leaping boatman in Golden Horn and a cargo ferry, 1960. Children at the local grocer¿s in Vefa disctrict, 1975. The Ottoman Fountain and the childeren at Azapkapi, 1965. Children at the gypsy disctrict in Sishane, 1969. Horse cart passing under an archway near Sehzadebasi, 1958. Inner courtyard of an old wooden house and playing children at Tophane, 1954. Elderly Beyoglu woman taking food to her cats in front of the Flower Arcade at Balikpazari, 1980. A husband and wife heading home in the evening at Zeyrek disctict, 1960. A street in Tarlabasi, 1965. Horse carts and old houses in Unkapani, 1955. Provincials watching the boats from the Galata Bridge, 1956. Card-players at a shore coffee-house in Salacak, 1956. Süleymaniye Mosque and the shore of Unkapani as seen from the old Galata Bridge on a winter's day, 1955. A touristicferryas seen from the old Galata Bridge, 1959. Separation on the Galata Quay, 1955. An old street in Rumelihisari, 1962. A boatpainter on the quay, Karaköy, 1956. Fishermen at the old Galata Bridge, 1968. Vintage outdoor fish restaurants on the shore of Eminönü in the Golden Horn, 1965. A wooden mansion in Kandilli, 1985. Little boys chasing a kittenin Zeyrek, 1968. A chimney and the domes of a Turkish Hamam in Beyoglu, 1957. The evening ferry in Beylerbeyi, Bosphorus, 1960. Ramparts and horses, 1969. Man climbing the hill in Feriköy, 1985. Boat approaching the quay at night, Kandilli, 1965. Massage at the Cagaloglu Hamam, 1965. Boats heading to the Bosphorus, 1975. Salacak ferry pier and the Istanbul silhouette, 1968. A man reading the newspaper on a ferry heading to the Princes Islands, 1955. Children getting out of a rowboat in the old Salacak Bay, 1964. A Bosphorus ferry sailing past Beylerbeyi, 1957. The Mystery of Labour: A boy worker at the caulkingyard, 1972. Porters waiting for work on the caulkingyard, Galata, 1958. Workers at the caulkingyard, 1969. An old worker drinking water in an old "han" in Galata, 1950. Worker looking out of a window in the old Yakut Han at the caulkingyard, 1988. Caulkingyard, 1957. Boy casting iron at the caulkingyard, 1988. Sailors at the caulkingyard, 1957. A blacksmith at the caulkingyard, 1988. Carriers at the caulkingyard, 1969. Porters waiting for work on the Oil Quay, 1954. Porter carrying a barrel at the Oil Quay, 1958. Street vendors at Sishane, 1990. Street restaurants on the shores of the Golden Horn and an old porter, 1965. Young workers at the caulkingyard, 1969. Man carrying a mattress in the Grand Bazaar, 1965. Shopkeeper and his shop at the Grand Bazaar, 1965. Grand Bazaar, 1972. Woman selling antiques in the Inner Bedesten in the Grand Bazaar
2007ref. 024913Musée de Marseille - SOMOGY 2007 un volume in-4° carré, 429 pp. Reliure éditeur à la bradel, toile rouge, sous jaquette illustrée. Magnifique catalogue d'exposition consacré à l'écriture dans la civilisation arménienne, richement illustré. Glossaire. Bibliographie. RARE.
Venecia, Venetiis, apud Theodorum Viero, s.a. (c. 1787). Grabado al aguafuerte de 280 x 200 mm., con passepartout, enmarcado en madera dorada y con cristal. Tamaño total de la pieza: 510 x 425 mm
Very Good Turkish, Ottoman (1500-1928) Original color map. Atlas folio. (56 x 46 cm). In Ottoman script. [MAP of CAUCASIA] Bepagliya, Batum, Yeysk. [Pelapaglia, Batoum, Yeysk]. Not in TBMM Library Map Collection. Extremely rare.
1862ref. 20531CB1862. 7 Hefte. Wien 1862-1863. Original Broschuren. Teils mit Randreinrissen und stärker gebräunt. Sehr seltene vollständige Sammlung jeweils mit einer handschriftlichen Widmung an den Orientalisten Kollegen Prof. Theodor Nöldeke. Theodor Nöldeke 2. März 1836 in Harburg heute Hamburg; 25. Dezember 1930 in Karlsruhe war ein bedeutender deutscher Orientalist. Nöldeke absolvierte 1853 sein Abitur am Gymnasium Georgianum in Lingen und studierte an den Universitäten Göttingen Wien Leiden und Berlin. Von 1864 bis 1872 war er Professor in Kiel ab 1872 bekleidete er dann eine Professur an der Universität Straßburg bis zu seiner Emeritierung mit 70 Jahren. Nöldeke verfasste zahlreiche Studien unter anderem über den Koran und schrieb Beiträge für die Encyclopædia Britannica. Er beschäftigte sich auch mit der alttestamentlichen Forschung den semitischen Sprachen und der arabischen persischen und syrischen Literatur. Nöldeke war an der grundlegenden Tabari-Edition de Goejes beteiligt und besorgte eine Übersetzung jener Abschnitte der Universalgeschichte Tabaris die die Zeit der Sassaniden behandelten. Die Übersetzung ist noch heute von großem Wert zumal er zahlreiche Anmerkungen hinzufügte. Nöldeke der wichtige Werke der orientalischen Literatur übersetzte galt schon zu Lebzeiten als ein sehr bedeutender Orientalist. Zu seinen zahlreichen Schülern zählten unter anderem Hartwig Hirschfeld und Friedrich Schwally den er mit der Fortführung seines Standardwerks Geschichte des Qorans betraute. Nöldekes Einfluss auf die Orientalistik ist bis heute bedeutend und nicht wenige seiner Arbeiten werden weiterhin regelmäßig zitiert. Vorhanden sind: 1/2 Beiträge zur armenischen Sprache. Heft 1 34 Seiten und Heft 3 12 Seiten. 1862/1863 3. Beiträge zur Conjugation des armenischen Verbums. 16 Seiten 1863 4.Über die Stellung des armenischen im Kreise der indogermanischen Sprachen. 1877. 24 Seiten 5. Über den Ursprung der armenischen Sprache. 8 Seiten und 1 Tafel. 1865 6. Beiträge zur Deklination des armenischen Nomens. 17 Seiten. 1864. 7. Armenica. Wien. 1865. 7 Seiten. unknown
1896ref. X116761Moskva, Gattsuk 1896 Complete in 2 parts (I: research, II: Materials) bound in one physical volume, 347 + 80 + [4] pp., text in Russian in Cyrillic script (together with some text fragments in Armenian), 26cm., solid modern hardcover in green cloth, original frontcover preserved, cfr. OCLC 1958209947, [The Armenian epos in the history of Armenia by Moses of Khoren], X116761
1925ref. 11468Bucarest [Impr. Massis] 1925 in-12 de 96 pp. br., couv. brune impr. avec portrait en vert
1924Very Good English Modern cloth bdg. Cr. 8vo. (20 x 14 cm). In Ottoman script. 272, [4] p, 12 b/w plates. Hejra: 1340 = Gregorian: 1924. Özege: 10848. Rare. Urfa after WW I and during the Turkish War of Independence, and Armenians in Cilicia. First and only edition. Kilikya facialari ve Urfa'nin kurtulusu mücadelesi.
2005New New English Original binding with original dust wrapper. Oblong 4to. (24 x 34 cm). English edition. 2 volumes set: (400 p.; 400 p.), b/w and color ills. VOL. 1: Based on the historical data offered by 750 postcards published in 1900-1914 era, this book illustrates the story of the Armenians who lived in the borders of modern Turkey at the beginning of the 20th century. The cities, towns, villages and districts inhabited by Armenians, their role in the Ottoman economical and social life, their churches, schools and monasteries along with the papers and periodicals published by Armenians are displayed through a research using, for the first time, the Armenian, Turkish and western sources. VOL. 2: The first volume of this book was introduced to the reader with an exhibition called "Sireli Yeghpayrs" (My Dear Brother) in 2005. The exhibition became one of the most visited § exhibitions in recent years and was later held in several cities abroad including Frankfurt, Paris, Geneva, London and Yerevan. Now, by publishing this second volume of the book, we again look at the life of Armenians who lived in these lands a hundred years ago in the company 900 additional postcards. The majority of the postcards were issued between 1900 and 1914, and they show the cities, quarters and villages in which Armenians lived, and the Armenian churches, monasteries, schools and firms or the missionary establishments founded for Armenians. In the book there are a great deal of postcards produced or photographed by an Armenian, posted to or by an Armenian and bearing Armenian writings or the cachets of the sender or a related establishment.
Very Good Turkish, Ottoman (1500-1928) Original color map. Atlas folio. (65 x 45 cm). In Ottoman script. [MAP of CAUCASIA: GEORGIA - ARMENIA] Tiflis, Erivan, Kutayisi. [Tbilisi, Yerevan, Kutaisi]. Not in TBMM Library Map Collection. Extremely rare.
1837ref. 7301837 Venetiis, in insula S. Lazari, 1837. 23,5 x 15,5 cm (R), grand in-8, 4 ff. n. ch. + 431 pp., portrait de Nersès IV en frontispice, reliure romantique de l'époque en demi-maroquin à grains longs rouge à coins, dos lisse orné, tranches dorées. // Large 8vo, contemporary romantic red half straight grained red morocco, smooth spine gilt, gilt edges.
1895ref. X116854Venetik [Venice], I Tparani Srboyn Ghazaru [S. Lazzaro] 1895 261pp., 24cm., text in Armenian, bound in a firm and solid modern hardcover in green cloth, original frontcover preserved, few occasional foxing, good condition, rare, cfr. OCLC 904790780 & 83946315, [Subject: Hovhannes I, Catholicos of Armenia, ?-490], X116854
ref. 108271Paris, Maison Quantin, Compagnie Générale d'Impression et d'Edition, 7 rue Saint-Benoit, 1887, 1 volume in-4 d 290x200x40 mm environ, couverture couleur conservée, faux-titre, frontispice, titre en rouge et noir, 1f. (A M. Le général F. Perrier), 453 pages, reliure de l'éditeur en percaline vert sapin, plats biseautés, titres et décor doré sur le premier plat et le dos, tête dorée, gardes bleu-gris avec un soufllet sur le dernier contreplat contenant la carte en 4 couleurs des frontières turco-persanes. Quelques rousseurs et pages brunies, percaline frottée avec un coin dénudé et petites coupures sur les coiffes, bordures décolorées par endroits. Avec 200 dessins, dans le texte, certains pleine page et un double-page, tous compris dans la pagination.
1858ref. GITj247Marseille Librairie Provençale de V Roy 1858. In-8 broché 177pp. Manques de papier sur le dos, petits manques en bordure de la couverture, parfait état intérieur. Ex-libris. OUVRAGE RARE tiré à seulement 100 exemplaires, tous sur papier de Hollande.
1990ref. X111393Astoria, Fawcett 1990 Complete in 2 volumes, xli,414 + 565pp. + plate and large folding map, publisher's hardcovers with gilt lettering, text and interior are clean and bright, reprint of the original 1827-edition, very good, X111393
