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'Iraq Railways': Railhead Kirkuk entrance to Kurdistan "Iraq - The Cradle of Mankind", Visit-Ur of the Chaldees-Babylon-Kish-Kineveh
Travel poster issued by Iraq Railways advertising Iraq and Kirkuk as tourist destinations. The poster depicts the front of a locomotive and men in Kurdish dresses. On the background the citadel of Kirkuk., Title from item, date devised by Library staff. Dobson's stamp on the lower left corner of the ...
Iraqi State Railways
Travel poster produced by the Iraqi State Railways - as the Iraqi Republic Railways Company was named between 1936 and 1958 - advertising the services train services for European tourist visiting Iraq. The poster depicts three tracks over running ovewr Iraq and a map of the railways network connecti ...
Come to Egypt: For Sunny Days & Magic Nights
Vintage poster advertising Egypt as a tourist destination. Colorful poster with a stylized view of the pyramids under a starry night with two men riding camels. In the foreground, the portrait of a child., Title from item, date devised by Library Staff. The poster is signed and tagged "S. Callen &am ...
Personal album of a British officer in Aden
The album collects photographs taken by a British non-commissioned officer in Aden, between 1929 and 1933. Pictures cover a wide variety of subjects related to the British quarter in Aden (troops, officers, buildings) as well as artillery and ships, but also streets, mosques, buildings and people of ...
Middle-Eastern Sketchbook
Sketchbook mainly depicting Egypt, showing fortifications and mosques (including Bulaq), the harbour of Alexandria, an antique funerary oil lamp, local flora such as palm trees. Also, three loosely inserted watercolours show bedouins in the desert, one on camelback. The rest include French rural sc ...
Helwan. Tewfik Palace
Title from item, date devised by Library staff. On the verso: "k 44486", Main Heritage Compact General, HC.HP.2016.0089-0058, 2-D Graphic, Item-ID: i26825788, BIB-ID: 2854696