1. Souvenir de Constantinople – Vintage Photo Album Title: Souvenir de Constantinople – Album avec 14 vues choisies – Early 20th Century Description: Original vintage souvenir booklet titled “Souvenir de Constantinople – Album avec 14 vues choisies” (Souvenir of Constantinople – Album with 14 Selected Views). This charming travel souvenir was produced for visitors to Constantinople (present-day Istanbul) and contains a series of photographic views of the city. Such albums were popular during the late Ottoman period and represent an interesting piece of travel and historical memorabilia. * Original French edition * Estimated date: circa 1900–1920 * Soft paper covers * Vintage condition with signs of age and handling, as shown in the photographs * A desirable collectible for collectors of Ottoman Empire, Istanbul, travel souvenirs, and antique photography. ⸻ 2. Jeu de Cartes Historiques – History of Greece Educational Card Game Title: Jeu de Cartes Historiques – Histoire Grecque – Antique French Educational Card Game Description: Rare antique French educational card game entitled “Jeu de Cartes Historiques”, dedicated to Greek history. The original box bears the title indicating that the game contains an abridged history of Greece intended for educational purposes. Such historical card games were widely used in France during the 19th century for teaching history in an entertaining format. * Original French edition * Estimated date: 19th century (approximately 1830–1860) * Original printed box * Condition consistent with age, showing wear, stains and edge losses * Please examine the photographs carefully for the overall condition and completeness. A highly collectible item for collectors of antique educational games, Greek history, and 19th-century French ephemera. ⸻ 3. E. Tchizmedjian & Co. – Constantinople Trade Card Title: Original Ottoman Constantinople Multilingual Trade Card – E. Tchizmedjian & Co. Description: Original multilingual trade advertising card of E. Tchizmedjian & Co., a metal goods merchant based in Constantinople (present-day Istanbul). The card is printed in several languages, including Greek, French, Armenian and Ottoman Turkish, reflecting the cosmopolitan commercial life of Constantinople during the late Ottoman Empire. It lists the company’s addresses in various languages and is an excellent example of Ottoman commercial printing. * Original trade advertising card * Estimated date: late 19th to early 20th century * Printed on cardstock * Good vintage condition with normal signs of age * A desirable piece for collectors of Ottoman Empire, Constantinople, Armenian history, Greek diaspora, and antique advertising ephemera.