1960s Homs Khalid ibn Al-Walid Mosque Framed Vintage Postcard Color:White This undated Arabic language map
Description
This undated Arabic language map was likely published in the 1930's in Damascus and created by Syrian cartographer Hamdi Tarabein (حمدي طربين)
with a partly glossy
WIDTH (inches) FITS BABY LENGTH (inches) FITS BABY WEIGHT (LBS) (lbs) 3-6m 9 3/8 20-25 12-16 6-12m 9 7/8 25-28 16-22 12-18m 10 3/8 28-30 22-27 18-24m 10 7/8 30-32 27-30
enlarged stamp reprint - not the actual stamp - framed and printed on thick matte paper
The Independence flag is also printed on the back
1960s Homs Khalid ibn Al-Walid Mosque Framed Vintage Postcard Color:White This undated Arabic language mapThis is a beautiful postcard reprint of the Khalid ibn Al Walid Mosque ( ) in the Khalidiya neighborhood of Homs. Initially this site was the location of a small mosque, cemetery and the mausoleum of the great military commander Khalid ibn Al Walid who led the Muslim conquest of Syria in the 7th century. A larger mosque was built in the 13th century by the Mamluks and the present day mosque was built and finished circa 1912 by the Ottomans. This is a
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