Complete set of all 17 titles printed by Müteferrika between 1729 and 1742, as well as 4 additional titles printed on his printing press after his death (1756–1786). – Condition well above average and in several cases excellent. – Paper quality in almost all cases excellent. Extremely few pages are missing. – Provenance: German private collection. – A detailed catalogue listing the completeness and condition of each volume is available upon request.
List of Titles in this collection: 1. Ebu Nasr Ismail bin Hamad el-Cevheri, Kitab-i Lugat-i Vankulu (Arabic-Turkish Dictionary), 2 Volumes, Istanbul 1729. 2. Katib Celebi, Tuhvetü'l-Kibar fi Esfari'l-Bihar (In memory of the great naval battles), Istanbul 1729. 3. Judas Thaddaeus Krusinski, Tarih-i Seyyah der beyan-i zuhur-i Aghvanian va Davlat-i Sahan-i Safavian (A Book of Travels to the Land of the Afghans and the Persians), Istanbul 1729. 4. Muhammed bin Hasan el Mes'udi, Tarihü'l-Hind al Garb al Musamma bi Hadis-i nev (The History of America and the West Indies), Istanbul 1730. 5. Jean-Baptiste Holdermann, Grammaire Turque pour Apprendere la Langue Turque (Turkish grammar for learning the Turkish language), Istanbul 1730. 6. Ahmed bin Muhammed bin Abdullah Ibn'Arabsah, Tarih-i Timur Gurgan (The History of the Mongol Ruler Tamerlan), Istanbul 1730. 7. Süheyli Efendi, Tarih-i Misr al-Cedid, Tarih-i Misr al-Kadim (The history of the old and the new Egypt), Istanbul 1730. 8. Murtaza bin Ali Nazmizade, Gülsen-i Hulefa Tarih-i Ba'dad behist abad (History of the Khalifs of Baghdad), Istanbul 1730. 9. Ibrahim Müteferrika, Usul ül-hikem fi nizam il-ümem (Foundations of Governance in the Order of States), Istanbul 1732. 10. Ibrahim Müteferrika, Füyuzat-ı Mıknatıssiyye (The use of magnetism and the compass), Istanbul 1732 11. Katib Chelebi Mustafa ben Abdullah, Kitab-i Cihannüma (World Atlas), Istanbul 1732. 12. Katib Chelebi Mustafa ben Abdullah, Takvimü't Tevarih (Histories of the World), Istanbul 1733. 13. Mustafa Naima, Tarih-i Naima (History of the Ottoman Empire), Istanbul 1734. 14. Mehmed Rasid, Tarih-i Rasid (History of the Ottoman Empire in 3 volumes), Istanbul 1741. 15. Ismail Asim Efendi, Tarih-i Çelebizade (History of the Ottoman Empire), Istanbul 1741. 16. Omar Bosnavi, Ahval-i Gazavat der Diyar-i Bosna (Ottoman-Austrian Wars 1736-1740 in Bosnia), Istanbul 1741. 17. Hasan Suuri, Neval ül-fudala ve Lisan ül-acem (Persian-Turkish Dictionary in 2 volumes), Istanbul 1742. 18. Süleyman Izzi, Tarih-i Izzi (History of the Ottoman Empire), Istanbul 1785. 19. Mustafa Sami/Hüseyin Sakir/Mehmed Suphi, Tarih-i Sami ve Sakir ve Suphi (History of the Ottoman Empire 1730-1743), Istanbul 1784. 20. Ebu Nasr Ismail bin Hamad el-Cevheri, Kitab-i Lugat-i Vankulu, (Arabic-Turkish Dictionary - New edition of the first book from 1729), Istanbul 1756. 21. Güzelhisarli Zeynizade Hüseyin, I'rabü'l-kafiye (The Art of Rhyme in the Arabic Language), Istanbul 1786.
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