1910s Damascus's Marjeh Square and the Telegraph Column Vintage Postcard Reprint Color:Black This undated Arabic language map

This undated Arabic language map was likely published in the 1930's in Damascus and created by Syrian cartographer Hamdi Tarabein (حمدي طربين)

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سوق) and Al-Aqrai mosque (جامع الأقرعي) built in the early 18th century is located in the center of Idlib (ادلب) City on one end of Clock Square (ساحة الساعة)

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The poster’s famous image celebrated the return of the World Cup after World War II and the gathering of countries from around the globe through sport

1910s Damascus's Marjeh Square and the Telegraph Column Vintage Postcard Reprint Color:Black This undated Arabic language mapThis is a vintage postcard reprint of Marjeh Square ( ), one of the main squares in Damascus, circa 1910. The newly built Telegraph Column ( , , ) is commissioned by Ottoman Sultan Abdul Hamid II and built by Italian architect Raimondo D'Aronco in 1904 5 to commemorate the completion of a telegraph line between Damascus and Mecca. At the top of the column sits a bronze replica of Yildz Mosque ( ) in Istanbul. You can see a camel caravan marching