Photo Albums
RAF in Iraq and Sharjah v.1
This is the first of two photograph albums of Royal Air Force Leading Aircraftman C. J. Sainty, who served in Iraq and the Middle East during World War II. The first 32 photographs are taken during Sainty’s period in India and show Bombay and the military camp at Colaba. During the Anglo-Iraq war of 1941, Sainty is transferred to the RAF base at Habbaniya and the photographs show Baghdad and the aircraft base and its residents. A special section entitled “The Fortunes of War. May 1941. R.A.F. v Rebels” is devoted to the Battle of Habbaniya and shows British and Iraqi tanks, guns and fallen aircraft, including a German Messerschmidt Bf 110. A few graphic photos of limbs and cadavers in the desert show the grim human toll of the war.
We extend our gratitude to Dr C. D. E. Morris, Honorary Secretary, Archivist & Editor, RAF Habbaniya Association who generously shared their expertise for the cataloguing of this album.
Please note: This material has been digitized in its entirety and contains racist and culturally insensitive remarks.
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RAF in Iraq and Sharjah v.2
This is the second of two photograph albums of Royal Air Force Leading Aircraftman C. J. Sainty, who served in Iraq and the Middle East during World War II. The second album shows many pictures of the cities of Baghdad and Basra. The photographs of Ashar, the heart of Basra, show daily life in this ancient city: a boatman, policemen in long coats, a barber, a craftsman, machine shop workers, a bread maker, a copper beater, long hand crafted river boats and a camel caravan. Photographs of a trip to northern Iraq show daily life in the country and endless vistas. The album concludes with various photographs of camp life at the RAF base in Sharjah. Accompanying the two albums are the aircraftman’s own manuscript colour drawings – 11 pages comprising an immaculate illustration of the construction of incendiary bomb components and functionality, as well as several poems. – Loss to some tissue guards, scant few photographs creased. One photograph appears to be missing. Otherwise in good condition.
Please note: This material has been digitized in its entirety and contains racist and culturally insensitive remarks.
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Aden-Egypte
An album of albumen photographs focussing on Aden and Egypt. It includes views of the Suez Canal and Port Said, details of architecture and mashrabiya (lattice work), landmarks, street scenes and historical monuments. Three quarters of the photographs bear the signatures of Zangaki (active 1870s-90s), Pascal Sebah (1823-86) and Luigi Fiorillo (active 1870-75).
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Royal Flying Corps – Egypt in the 1910s
This photograph album contains a collection of photographs of scenes in Egypt compiled by an unidentified Royal Flying Corps member in 1916–19. The photographer was quite possibly assigned to the Number 14 Squadron that assisted T. E. Lawrence in the Arab Revolt (1916–18). The album also yields first-hand snapshot images of World War I aircraft, including several crashed aeroplanes. Interesting is the photograph of a destroyed tank, since only a few of these were deployed in the Middle East during WWI. The final 58 photographs show the compiler’s home life in Great Britain.
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Scenes of Egypt During WWI
This photograph album contains photographs of scenes captured first-hand in Egypt and Palestine by an unidentified Royal Flying Corps aviator in 1916–1919. At least for a time, he was stationed near Cairo, quite possibly assigned to the Number 14 Squadron that assisted T. E. Lawrence in the Arab Revolt (1916–18). This photograph album shows glimpses of life in Egypt during wartime, particularly in Cairo and Alexandria and includes a few images from Jerusalem, Bethlehem, and Jaffa in Palestine. A heavy gun on large wheels and surrounded by a sandbag wall, situated at Aboukir according to the caption verso of image, suggests this as the pilot’s base. Included in this album are 4 photographs taken of the demonstrations in Alexandria during the Egyptian Revolution of 1919. Other views of Alexandria include the Boulevard Ramleh, street scenes with more horse drawn carts and trains at the Alexandria Station. A scant few scenes pertain to the war, showing two types of aircraft, sandbag barricades, a large army truck and artillery.
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S.S. Luetzow Travelogue – Hisham Khatib Collection
A photographic travelogue of a voyage taken on the S.S. Luetzow, second oriental cruise run by Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen in April and May 1930 beginning at Venice, stopping at Istanbul, Athens, Palestine and Egypt, with handwritten notes in German. Part of the Hisham Khatib Collection.
This collection consists solely of digital scans, Akkasah does not hold physical copies of these images.
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Mediterranean Pilgrimage Association – Hisham Khatib Collection
The Mediterranean Pilgrimage Association album contains postcards from a cruise on the S.S. Umbria (SITMAR line – Societa Italiana di Servizi Marittimi) that left London on the 27th April 1928. The postcards are mainly from Egypt, Palestine and Turkey, part of the Hisham Khatib Collection.
This collection consists solely of digital scans, Akkasah does not hold physical copies of these images.
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Iraq, Egypt, Yemen – compiled by L. Wells – Hisham Khatib Collection
Created by officer Les Wells while he served with the Medical Service at the RAF General Hospital in Hinaidi as part of the “British Forces in Iraq” RAF Command and whilst he was stationed in Egypt between 1934 and 1936 – part of the Hisham Khatib Collection.
This collection consists solely of digital scans, Akkasah does not hold physical copies of these images.
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Voyages on RMS Maloja and SS Kaisar-I-Hind – Hisham Khatib Collection
Photograph album containing ca. 100 prints taken mainly in Egypt, India and Australia between 1924 and 1930 during voyages on the ships RMS Maloja and SS Kaisar-I-Hind. The album’s creator (Roy) is pictured as the pianist of the S.S. Kaisar-I-Hind Ship’s band “Kaisar Kittens” and as a member of the RMS Maloja’s orchestra The Equator Band. The album includes photographs of Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester in October 1928 before the start of his tour of Africa.
This collection consists solely of digital scans, Akkasah does not hold physical copies of these images.
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RAF tour on MV Dilwara – compiled by L. Wells – Hisham Khatib Collection
Photograph album containing 88 prints and 4 cartoons created by officer Les Wells while he served with the RAF Medical Service as part of the “British Forces in Iraq” RAF Command and whilst he was stationed in Abu Qir (Aboukir), Egypt between 1934 and 1939. The album contains photographs of three ships; MV Dilwara (her maiden voyage in March 1936), HT Somersetshire and HMS Enterprise and ports including Karachi and Aden. There are also a number of photographs of the Nouzha Gardens in Alexandria Loose photographs at the end of the album include one of RAF servicemen and women at RAF Hinaidi. See also Iraq, Egypt, Yemen – compiled by L. Wells, part of the Hisham Khatib Collection.
This collection consists solely of digital scans, Akkasah does not hold physical copies of these images.
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Bilder-Atlas zu Mekka and ephemera – Hisham Khatib Collection
A partial Bilder-Atlas zu Mekka von Dr. C. Snouck Hurgronje. Herausgegeben von Het Koninklijk Instituut voor Taal-, Land- en Volkenkunde van Nederlandsch-Indië te ‘s-Gravenhage (Picture Atlas of Mekka by Dr. Christiaan Snouck Hurgronje. Published by the Royal Institute for Linguistics, Land and Ethnology of the Dutch East Indies in The Hague). Imprint Haag: Martinus Nijhoff, 1888. The folio includes photographic and lithographic prints by Muḥammad Ṣādiq Bey (1822 or 1823–1902 or 1903), an Egyptian army engineer who took the first photographs of Medina in 1861 and Mecca in 1880-81 and by al-Sayyid ʻAbd al-Ghaffār (recognised as the first Meccan photographer). Digitized alongside the Bilder-Atlas was the accompanying ephemera including an article entitled How the Mecca pilgrimage is Conducted by A. E. Wort in The Wide World Magazine (1900) and from the March 1937 edition of Life Magazine, The Camera Overseas: Egypt Sends a Carpet to Mecca.
This collection consists solely of digital scans, Akkasah does not hold physical copies of these images.
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A Tour of Palestine, 1903 – Hisham Khatib Collection
An album of albumen photographs taken during a tour of Palestine in 1903 part of the Hisham Khatib Collection.
This collection consists solely of digital scans, Akkasah does not hold physical copies of these images.
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“Africa Album” – A trip across northern Algeria
Album of over 150 albumen photographs which document a British traveler’s rail and horseback trip through Algeria including Oran, Tipaza, Constantine and Timgad. Photographs show cities and towns, historical ruins, landscapes, and portraits of local people.
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Orientreise 1898
Album documents a voyage around the Mediterranean in February and March 1898, starting in Genoa and continuing to Monaco, Tunis, Alexandria, Cairo, Jerusalem, Dead Sea, Beirut, Damascus and then the return voyage via Constantinople, Athens, Crete, Palermo, Naples and Genoa. Photographs show coastal and port scenes, city and street views, main historical sights, images of travelers and on board life.
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A Collection of Photographs taken in Persia, Turkey and in the Caucasus, during a seven months’ journey in 1891 (selection)
Images taken by A.P.H. Hotz, a Dutch businessman active in the Persian-Dutch trade, and later printed with British travel photographer John Thomson. Landscape views include tombs, palaces and street scenes, primarily in Bushire, Bassorah (Basrah), Shiraz, Persepolis and Isfahan, with additional views of Teheran, Tiflis (Tiblisi), Yerevan and Constantinople. Other images show European travelers, caravanserai travelers, and a post-house on the road from Tiflis to Vladikavkaz. Portraits of individuals Hotz would have known personally include the Turkish Consul in Shiraz, Hajee Seyid Ibrahim and the Governor of Isfahan. Images also include stone inscriptions in the Armenian Cemetery at Julfa and at the porch of Xerces in Persepolis.
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‘A trip in Algeria’ by H. E. Irving Taylor
A visual and written record of a trip to Algeria at the opening of the 20th century (48 images) undertaken by H.E. Irving Taylor and his travelling companion, Mr Shepherd, comprising Taylor’s attractive, clear photographs alongside his engaging and enthusiastic accompanying narrative. Taylor and Shepherd’s trip, undertaken in January 1902, took them to Algiers, Constantine, El Kantara, Biskra, Sidi Okba, Kherrata, and the Djurdjura mountain range, the pair travelling by train, trap, bicycle, camel, and on foot.
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Please note: This material has been digitized in its entirety and contains racist and culturally insensitive remarks.
Sommerreise in den Nahen Osten (Summer Trip to the Near East)
An album of 130 images taken during a trip through Lebanon, Jordan and Syria in August 1966 by an ex-soldier who had previously worked on the Baghdad Railway.
The album was compiled by Paul Fischer, who was a soldier in World War I, between 1916-1919 as an Eisenbahn-Pionier working on the Baghdad railway. After World War I he was a prisoner of war (Kriegsgefangener) in Turkey and had finished the railroad for the firm Holzmann, Frankfurt/Main. After this time and back in Germany, he married his wife Anna Leibing on the 1st October 1927, they lived in Penig. Later Fischer worked at the “Adolf Oeser Maschinen-Fabrik”, in Leipzig, until 1940. Between 1941-1945 he worked in the “Getriebewerk” in Penig. He died in East Germany.
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Vers la Tunisie…Sur le “Kairouan” (A Trip to Tunisia on the Kairouan)
A travel album of a trip to Tunisia on the ship Kairouan circa 1950s, containing 107 gelatin silver photographs. Numerous sites across Tunisia are visited, including: Tunis, Carthage, Sidi Bou Said, Nabeul, Hammamet, Monastie, Mahdia, Sousse,El Djem, Gabes, Sfax, Matmatas, Douiret, Djerba, Gafsa, Medenine and Kairouan.
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Iraq and Kurdistan – compiled by L. Wells of RAF Hinaidi
Album of photographs centering on ways of life throughout Iraq, also providing some insight into the presence of the RAF, from Kurdistan to Basra and in between, during the British Mandate controlled administration of the Hashemite Kingdom of Iraq, captured by officer L. Wells while he served with the Medical Service at the RAF General Hospital in Hinaidi as part of the “British Forces in Iraq” RAF Command, circa 1934-36.
We extend our gratitude to Dr C. D. E. Morris, Honorary Secretary, Archivist & Editor, RAF Habbaniya Association who generously shared his expertise for the cataloguing of this album.
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“The Gift of the Centre for Iranian Democratic Youth to Youth Unity of All Burma” – demonstrations during the Iran Oil Crisis (Abadan Crisis), 1951.
Photographs of the 1951 protests in Tehran around the nationalisation of the Anglo-Iranian Oil Co (AIOC) during the Abadan Crisis. 12 photos of rural workers. Captions in French with calligraphic Farsi writing on inside covers. Photos depict protests and gatherings in April, May and June of 1951 at a time when the Iranian government was nationalising the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company. The album was sent to a student organisation in Myanmar and the final image is of two young buddhist boys.
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“Impressions of Iraq” compiled by L. Wells of RAF Hinaidi
Album of 152 photographs taken and acquired by an RAF officer who served in Iraq, being stationed at the RAF General Hospital in Hinaidi, circa 1929-30, featuring scenes of inhabitants working and living together in the then British controlled territory. Arab, Assyrian and Kurdish customs and trades are captured in numerous snapshot photographs, illustrating the cultural diversities of the people groups inhabiting Iraq, from as far north as the Dohuk region in Kurdistan, to the center of Baghdad, Basra in the south, and the small villages in between.
We extend our gratitude to Dr C. D. E. Morris, Honorary Secretary, Archivist & Editor, RAF Habbaniya Association who generously shared his expertise for the cataloguing of this album.
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Iraq and Kurdistan – compiled by an RAF serviceman
Album of large format photographs, featuring rare and stellar views of Kurdistan and Baghdad, part of what was then the Kingdom of Iraq, taken by an RAF officer while serving with the AHQ Iraq Command (same handwriting as Iraq, Egypt, Yemen – compiled by L. Wells album in Hisham Khatib Collection AD_MC_030_ref158) between 1936-1938. The album also contains views of RAF Camp “Ser Amadia” which was a summer training camp in the northern mountains of Iraq in Kurdistan. [The first reference to this camp is found in the Foreign Office files of 1931, only six years prior to these views, indicating it had been in use in 1930. The camp was set up in April each year and closed in September. There were two adjacent sections, a Levy camp and a British camp for those on leave. The levies provided the local guard and security for those on leave. The officer was sent to Egypt in 1938, after his service in Mesopotamia, retaining in this album photographs of two manicured gardens in Alexandria (Nuzha and Antoniadis) and two of the squadron to which he was assigned in Aboukir [Abu Qir].
We extend our gratitude to Dr C. D. E. Morris, Honorary Secretary, Archivist & Editor, RAF Habbaniya Association who generously shared his expertise for the cataloguing of this album.
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Aviation in Mesopotamia Campaign WWI
An album of 94 photographs focussed on the Royal Naval Air Service and the Royal Flying Corps in Mesopotamia (Iraq), particularly in the use of seaplanes, with some scenes pertaining to the Second Battle of Kut, and also featuring a little known Composite Air Force Squadron called “Air Commander Tigris Column” serving under the leadership of two notable and senior RNAS aviator commanders, Robert Gordon RNAS and Frederick Bowhill RNAS. The photographer and compiler of the album served in the RNAS during the Middle East Theatre of the First World War, and calls Bombay home. The large majority of the photographs are from Mesopotamia (Iraq); 2 show the Suez Canal; 10 are from Bombay, circa 1916-17.
We extend our gratitude to Ian Burns and Dr C. D. E. Morris, Honorary Secretary, Archivist & Editor, RAF Habbaniya Association who generously shared their expertise for the cataloguing of this album.
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Baba Gurgur – Oil Drilling in Iraq
Album of photographs taken between 1927-28 at the The Turkish Petroleum Company (TPC) drilling site of Baba Gurgur shortly after its discovery and during its first drilling, showing the famous first gusher which occurred in October 1927, and subsequent operations during its first months of producing generously, also featuring the region’s Kurdish inhabitants and a scant few photographs of antiquity at Palmyra. Together with 8 photographic negatives for additional views of the same or similar work in the Middle East, one of which is printed in postcard format, these contained in a sleeve produced in Havant, suggesting that the album’s scenes were captured by a man from Hampshire.
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Yasser Alwan Album Collections
The photo albums within the Yasser Alwan Collection are currently undergoing digitization and cataloguing, please see the collection summary or finding aid for more information, or contact us.
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Snaps of Egypt and Palestine – Hisham Khatib Collection
A album of photographs taken primarily in Palestine and Egypt by a British serviceman during Allenby’s Sinai and Palestine campaign and the Arab Revolt (al-Thawra al-‘Arabiyya). The photographs feature both military and civilian activities, of note are images of prisoners and weapons taken at Beisan, Samakh and Gaza. A handful of images feature scenes of Damascus, Baalbek, and towards the end of the album, the UK.
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This collection consists solely of digital scans, Akkasah does not hold physical copies of these images.
This album has been digitized and is undergoing processing, please contact us for further information
Mitry’s Photo Stores, Cairo – volumes I and II – Hisham Khatib Collection
Two albums of photographs taken primarily in Egypt and Palestine, circa 1914 -1923. The photographs mainly feature monuments and architecture with a few street scenes. Of note are the buildings and landscapes of Siwa Oasis.
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This collection consists solely of digital scans, Akkasah does not hold physical copies of these images.
This album has been digitized and is undergoing processing, please contact us for further information
Palestine and Egypt, 1920 – Hisham Khatib Collection
A album of photographs taken on a trip to Palestine and Egypt beginning in November 1920. The photographs feature people, monuments and landscapes and were taken in Cairo, Jerusalem, Hebron, Haifa and Bethlehem and other locations. The ship HMT Huntsgreen features on the first page of photographs, though it is unclear if the journey was made on this ship. Annotations are in English.
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This collection consists solely of digital scans, Akkasah does not hold physical copies of these images.
This album has been digitized and is undergoing processing, please contact us for further information
William P. Lincoln and Edith Lincoln postcard album – Hisham Khatib Collection
An album of postcards of Egypt, from a journey in February 1929, compiled by William P. Lincoln and Edith Lincoln. The album also includes around ten gelatin silver prints, some which feature the crew of the Nile cruise taken, and ephemera such as newspaper clippings, passes to antiquities sites and a bill from the Shepheard’s Hotel.
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This collection consists solely of digital scans, Akkasah does not hold physical copies of these images.
This album has been digitized and is undergoing processing, please contact us for further information
‘Holiday in Jordan and Israel, 1976’ – Hisham Khatib Collection
Two volumes of a travelogue of a trip to Jordan and Palestine in October 1976. Photographs are in colour and are accompanied by detailed annotations and a travel diary.
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This collection consists solely of digital scans, Akkasah does not hold physical copies of these images.
This album has been digitized and is undergoing processing, please contact us for further information
Palestine, Syria and Egypt, 1940s – Hisham Khatib Collection
An album of photographs taken in Palestine, Egypt and Syria in the 1940s. The majority of the prints of Palestine appear to be from the Matson Photo Service.
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This collection consists solely of digital scans, Akkasah does not hold physical copies of these images.
This album has been digitized and is undergoing processing, please contact us for further information
Palestine, Lebanon, Syria and Egypt by Frank Mason Good – Hisham Khatib Collection
An album of 106 albumen prints taken in Palestine, Lebanon, Syria and Egypt by Frank Mason Good between c. 1857-70.
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This collection consists solely of digital scans, Akkasah does not hold physical copies of these images.
This album has been digitized and is undergoing processing, please contact us for further information
The Empire Postcard Album – Hisham Khatib Collection
An album of postcards of Palestine, most of which were published by Fr. Vester and Co. Jerusalem and Union Postale Universelle. There are approximately 120 postcards, around 60 are colorized.
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This collection consists solely of digital scans, Akkasah does not hold physical copies of these images.
This album has been digitized and is undergoing processing, please contact us for further information
The Holy Land and Greece – Hisham Khatib Collection
An album of 51 albumen prints of Palestine, Egypt and Greece. 32 by the American Colony, 9 by the Bonfils Family and 10 by unknown photographers.
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This collection consists solely of digital scans, Akkasah does not hold physical copies of these images.
This album has been digitized and is undergoing processing, please contact us for further information
Egypt, Greece and Palestine by Bonfils – Hisham Khatib Collection
An album of 128 albumen prints of Palestine, Egypt and Greece by the Bonfils Family.
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This collection consists solely of digital scans, Akkasah does not hold physical copies of these images.
This album has been digitized and is undergoing processing, please contact us for further information
Egypt and Palestine Postcard Album – Hisham Khatib Collection
An album of around 80 postcards, a number of them colorized, of Egypt and Palestine. One postcard contains English handwriting and is dated 1913.
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This collection consists solely of digital scans, Akkasah does not hold physical copies of these images.
This album has been digitized and is undergoing processing, please contact us for further information
Shlomo Narinsky (Neroni) and Sonia Narinsky Postcard Album – Hisham Khatib Collection
An album of postcards of Shlomo Narinsky’s (Neroni) and Sonia Narinsky’s photographs taken between 1910-21, printed by the Jamal Brothers of Jerusalem circa 1921.
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This collection consists solely of digital scans, Akkasah does not hold physical copies of these images.
This album has been digitized and is undergoing processing, please contact us for further information
Egypt, Palestine and Syria Postcard Album – Hisham Khatib Collection
An album of 58 postcards and photographic prints of Egypt, Palestine and Syria, circa 1910s-20s. The prints have been rehoused into an album dating from circa 1980s.
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This collection consists solely of digital scans, Akkasah does not hold physical copies of these images.
This album has been digitized and is undergoing processing, please contact us for further information
Postcards of Palestine, Egypt and Lebanon – Hisham Khatib Collection
An album of 72 postcards of Palestine, Egypt and Lebanon, circa 1910s-20s.
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This collection consists solely of digital scans, Akkasah does not hold physical copies of these images.
This album has been digitized and is undergoing processing, please contact us for further information
Charles de Gaulle, Morocco
25 gelatin silver prints taken in Morocco circa 1940s, including some of Charles de Gaulle and other military officials and parades, that may have taken place during the Casablanca Conference.
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This album is undergoing processing, please contact us for further information
Collection Le Khedive – E.D. Laurens
Egyptian cigarette card album composed of portraits of Egyptian royalty, ethnographic portraits and archaeological sites, reproduced as small-format photographs. EDOUARD LAURENS established his cigarette brand in 1885 in Brussels, Belgium, in 1887 he established a factory in Alexandria, Egypt. In 1888 Mohamed Tewfik Pasha (Khedive of Egypt and the Sudan between 1879 and 1892 and the sixth ruler from the Muhammad Ali Dynasty) gave Laurens the right to use the brand name “Khedive” and his portrait. In the 1890’s Laurens opened a branch in Munich, in 1908 in London, in 1913 in Geneva, c. 1920 in Wiesbaden (Germany), and in 1921 at The Hague.
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This Collection is undergoing processing, please see the collection summary or finding aid for more information, or contact us.
Persian Corridor – Persia and Iraq Command (PAIFORCE), 1941-2
Album of photographs consisting of seldom seen images of the Persian Corridor supply route traversing through Iran immediately following the Anglo-Soviet invasion of Iran during the Second World War, compiled by a British officer of the Persia and Iraq Command (PAIFORCE). Contains 73 gelatin silver print photographs, together with a map of Iran printed in 1940 with a notice “For Official use Only,” loosely placed within.
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This Collection is undergoing processing, please see the collection summary or finding aid for more information, or contact us.
Little Aden Oil Refinery – Anglo-Iranian Oil Company (AIOC)
Album of photographs taken by a man who identifies himself as “a British Representative” of the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company, possibly a professional photographer, chosen to make a trip to Aden with the firm to capture operations, the locals, and the environment. Contains 44 large format gelatin silver print photographs.
The vivid images are connected to the construction of a new oil refinery erected at Little Aden, which began operating in July 1954, at the time being the world’s largest refinery.
Especially fascinating are the scenes showing the efforts toward safety and disaster relief, for example men performing rescue exercises, fire fighting procedures, vehicle wreckage salvaging, and general physical training.
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This Collection is undergoing processing, please see the collection summary or finding aid for more information, or contact us.
