Five works (six volumes) printed and one manuscript concerning Ottoman history, Ottoman Empire, 19th - 20th century - Memoirs of Said Pasha, Volumes I and II, Ottoman Empire, 1328 H/1909. Printed work of twenty-eight lines per page in Ottoman. 615 and 412 pages. Bound in brown leather covered with black textile, with brown leather spine ribbed and titled. 24.5 x 17 cm; slight foxing and wear. Binding of volume I mounted upside down. - Khatirat Kamil Pasha, by Abd al-Hamid Khan Pasha, Constantinople, Matba a Abu Aldiya, 1329 H/1910. Printed work of twenty-eight lines per page in Ottoman. 198 pages. Some decorative elements separating the different parts. Bound in black percaline and brown leather spine titled in gold. 24.2 x 16 cm; slight foxing and folding, wear to the spine of the binding; - Tarikh Sani Zadeh, by Sani Zadeh Mehmet Ataullah Efendi, volume I, Ottoman Empire, 1284 H/1867. Printed work of twenty-five lines per page in Ottoman. 409 pages. Frontispiece with scroll and conical decoration above the title. Owner's stamp. Bound in green leather and percaline with stamped decoration of vegetal friezes with flowers and spine decorated with fishnet and titled in gold. 21,7 x 14,7 cm; some foxing, folds, binding damaged. Mehmet Ataullah Efendi (1770-1826) was an Ottoman historian, physician, translator and writer. - Tarikh Lutfi, by Ahmad Lutfi, printed historical work, Sabah Matba as Bab Ali Jad si Nummu, Dar As-Sa adat, 1328 H§1909. Lithographed work on paper of twenty-eight lines per page in Ottoman Turkish. Some frontispiece section titles and several black and white printed plates with portraits. 582 pages. Bound in black percaline with stamped decoration of a central medallion. Black leather spine embossed with gold fleurons and titles. 24,5 x 16,5 cm; some foxing and bending. Lutfi Efendi was an Ottoman historiographer born in 1816-17; - Tarikh Petchevi, volume I, Ottoman Empire, 19th century. Printed work of twenty-five lines per page in Ottoman. 504 pages. Bound in black percaline with red ribbed leather spine titled in gold. 24 x 15 cm; some foxing and bending, accidents to the binding; - manuscript on the Battle of Candia confronting the Ottomans led by the grand vizier Fazil Ahmed Pasha and the Venetians in 1648-1669. Manuscript on paper of seventeen lines per page in osmanli in black ink, some terms in red ink. Text introduced by a frontispiece illuminated with gold and polychrome of an arcature decorated with palmettes. Western binding in brown morocco with stamped and gilt decoration and ribbed spine. 20,3 x 12,7 cm, freckles and holes. 5 Ottoman Printed Texts (6 Volumes) and 1 Manuscript Text, 19th - 20th century