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Tripoliana, where Rome resumes sway. The ancient Trans-Mediterranean Empire, on the fringe of the Libya Desert, becomes a promising modern Italian colony - Roma egemenliğinin devam ettiği Trablusgarp. Libya Çölü'nün kıyısındaki, eski Trans-Akdeniz İmparatorluğu, modern İtalyan kolonisi oluyor.
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Title
Tripoliana, where Rome resumes sway. The ancient Trans-Mediterranean Empire, on the fringe of the Libya Desert, becomes a promising modern Italian colony - Roma egemenliğinin devam ettiği Trablusgarp. Libya Çölü'nün kıyısındaki, eski Trans-Akdeniz İmparatorluğu, modern İtalyan kolonisi oluyor.
Creator
Colonel Gordon Casserly (Indian Army (retired))
Description
The old castle: Tripoli. The new sea promenade: Tripoli. The water front of Tripoli with a graceful minaret in the distance. The cith gateway: Tripoli. The arch of Marcus Aurelius: Tripoli. Guard Mount before the castle gate: Tripoli. The principal street of the new European quarter of Tripoli. An Arab soldier. A map of Italian Libya, drawn by Charles E. Riddiford. A vaulted street in Tripoli. A bread merchant and baker of Tripoli. Israelites in an Arabic setting. Tripolitanian Jews in Sabbath attire. The chief of Tripoli's negro colony. Too proud to walk. Holy banners of a negro festival. A negro orchestra at a religious festival in Tripoli. An oasis market near Tripoli. Beach beauties of Tripoli. A wandering minstrel of Libya. The new defensive wall of Tripoli. Palm trees on the edge of the sahara. A cane hut near Tripoli. A Tripolitanian camel market. A wandering sand hill in the Libyan Desert. Italian civil and military officers at Gharyan. In the pit of a cave-dwelling. A rare find in the long buried Roman city of Leptis Magna. The birthplace of most clouds - Eski kale: Trablus. Yeni mesire: Trablus. Uzakta zarif minaresiyle Trablus'un kıyısı. Marcus Aurelius kemeri. Kalenin kapısından önce Guard Dağı: Trablus. Trablus'un yeni Avrupai meydanının ana caddesi. Bir Arap askeri. Charles E. Riddiford tarafından çizilen İtalyan Libyası'nın haritası. Trablus'ta kemerli sokak. Trablus'un ekmek satıcısı ve fırıncı. Arap ortamında İsrailoğulları. Trablusgarplı Yahudiler Sabbath kıyafetinde. Trablus siyahi koloninin şefi. Yürümek çok onurlu. Siyahi bayramının kutsal bayrakları. Trablus'ta dini bayramda siyahi bir orkestra. Trablus yakınında vaha pazarı. Trablus'un plaj güzellikleri. Libya'nın bir ozanı. Trablus'un yeni savunma duvarı. Çöl kenarında palmiye ağaçları. Trablus yakınında kulübe. Trablusgarp deve pazarı. İtalyan sivil ve askeri memurlar Gharyan'da. Bir mağaranın çukurunda. Nadir bulunan gömülü Romalı şehrinde Leptis Magna. Birçok bulutun doğduğu yer.
Issue Date
1922-08
Language
English
Location
SALT Research
URI
https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/26812
Collections
Envelopes
Type
Clipping
Format
16,3-24,3 cm, Handwritten-Printed
Number of Scanned Documents
24
Identifier
FFT639012
Rights
Open Access
Accrual Method
Purchase
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