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Antique maps and prints of Istanbul, often titled Constantinople or Stamboul, include SDUK, Bradshaw, Mallet and Cram city p...

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Antique maps and prints of Istanbul, often titled Constantinople or Stamboul, include SDUK, Bradshaw, Mallet and Cram city plans, Bosphorus charts and maps of Galata, Pera, Üsküdar and the Golden Horn. Views and architectural plates show Hagia Sophia, Topkapı, Yedikule, mosques, bazaars, palaces, cemeteries and harbour life, together with nineteenth-century street and military scenes.

Antique maps and prints of Istanbul, often titled Constantinople or Stamboul, include SDUK, Bradshaw, Mallet and Cram city plans, Bosphorus charts and maps of Galata, Pera, Üsküdar and the Golden Horn. Views and architectural plates show Hagia Sophia, Topkapı, Yedikule, mosques, bazaars, palaces, cemeteries and harbour life, together with nineteenth-century street and military scenes.

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