Ex-khedive ismail posters & prints

Chamber in the Musaffir Khana in Which The Ex-khedive Ismail Was Born Anonymous

The Ex Khedive of Egypt at Naples Anonymous

Khedive Ismail's C0untry Drive Anonymous

Isma'il Pasha, Khedive of Egypt Roger Fenton

Royal review at Windsor, Queen Victoria and Khedive Ismail Pashe of Egypt, June 26th, 1868 George Bryant Campion

The Crisis in Egypt: The Ras-El-Tin Palace at Alexandria, Where the Khedive and Dervish Pasha Are Now Residing Anonymous

Arthur J.M. Jepshon reading the letter of the Khedive to officials' council Anonymous

The Crisis in Egypt: The Khedive and Some Leaders of the National Party Anonymous

Inauguration of the Suez Canal. Ismailia, freshwater canal Arrives Arab sheiks Anonymous

Egypt, Visit of the Khedive to Mansourah Anonymous

Ismail Pacha Anonymous

With the Indian Contingent in Egypt: The Review Before the Khedive at Cairo, September 30 Anonymous

Twefik Pasha Khedive of Egypt, died in Cairo, 7th January French School

The Khedive Tawfeek Anonymous

The Khédive's Journey Up the Nile the Reception on His Arrival at Assouan Anonymous

Return of the Grand Cordon of the Legion of Honour to the New Khedive of Egypt Henri Meyer

The Crisis in Egypt, (a) the Fortifications of Alexandria Harbour, (B) the Allied Squadron in Harbour at Alexandria Anonymous

The Famine In Asia Minor, 1875: Departure From Celephkia Of A Convoy With Grain Sent By The Khedive Of Egypt Anonymous

Shah Ismail I at the Battle of Chaldiran Iranian master

Convicts At Work Building The Khedive's Barracks, Cairo Anonymous

Ottoman Empire Ruler Ismail Pasha on Horseback Anonymous

Cairo, Egypt Anonymous

Inauguration of the Suez Canal Ismailia M. Léon

Aga Khan III (Mohammed Shah), Leader of the Ismailis Alick P F Ritchie

Maltese and Italian Fugitives from Cairo, Near Ismailia Anonymous

Ismailia, Arab Quarter, Egypt De Wereld-Toerist

Russian army captured Izmail fortress Anonymous

Russian army captured Izmail fortress Anonymous

Russian army captured Izmail fortress Fyodor Pavlovich Usypenko

Russian army captured Izmail fortress in 1790, 1829 Anonymous

PALACE OF INDUSTRY Anonymous