Five printed works, Ottoman Empire, 19th - 20th century - Two volumes of the Tarikh Abul Faruq, Ottoman History, combining volumes 1 and 2 then 5 and 6, Matba a Amedi, 1328-1329, 390 and 373 pages of 21 lines of text in Osmanli in cursive script. One binding in purple percaline, spine in purple leather ribbed and titled in gold letters, the second in brown leather, red leather inserts titled in gold on the spine and bookplate on the upper cover of an owner named Abd al-Rahim Khayri, 20 x 15 cm, wear; - Three volumes (3 to 5) in one volume of the Künh ül-ahbar nam ali tarikhak, by Mustafa ibn Ahmad Ali. Pages of twenty-nine lines of text per page in osmanli in cursive calligraphy, each volume and subpart introduced by a frontispiece with title inscribed in a cartouche surrounded by palms. Bound in black percaline with black leather spine ribbed and titled in gold letters. 24.4 x 16 cm, wear; - Printed version of the Zeyl-i Saka ik of Atai (Atta Allah ibn Yahya), copied by Matba a Mahmud Efendi in 1044 H/1634. Work printed on paper with thirty-one lines of text per page, in osmanli. 771 pages. Frontispiece with poly-lobed arcature decorated with scrolls. Stamps of owners and handwritten notes. Brown leather flap binding with stamped decoration of an oval medallion counting a tughra and the Turkish crescent on a vegetal background. Rehauts of silver paint. 31 x 21 cm; some foxing, worn binding; - Turkish translation of the Thousand and One Nights, volume I, 330 pages of text of thirty-one lines in Osmanli in cursive calligraphy, introduced by a frontispiece giving the title inscribed in a vegetal pediment. Bound in brown morocco with stamped decoration of horns of plenty. 25,4 x 17 cm. As is, one cover of the binding is missing. 5 Ottoman Printed Books, 19th - 20th century