Koriak Man on Ice, Regional Dress, with dogs -- 1915 History Illustration
The image is a wood engraving titled "Kadin Number One". 

    The print depicts an "imperial consort of the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire". 

It was drawn by J. Lavée (or Lattée) based on a photograph. 

In Turkish, "kadın" means "woman" or "lady". It can also refer to a title, as in "Baş Kadın," which was used for the senior imperial consorts in the Ottoman Empire. 

    As a common noun: The most frequent use of kadın is to refer to an adult female human. 

As a historical title: During the Ottoman era, kadın was an official title for the imperial consorts of the Sultan. 

    The most senior consorts were called Baş Kadın ("Head Woman" or "First Woman") and ranked just below the Valide Sultan (mother of the Sultan). 

1915 Page of History w/ Wood Engraved Illustration

A Glimpse of History Long Gone By

Some minor age & handling wear - Great image

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  Pages of History like this one contain fantastic, highly detailed

illustration(s) sometimes prepared especially for a particular
publication and not seen anywhere else.

They are like small works of art but capture people, nature, life or scenes as they were in the great past...great detail

(Reverse...not shown...contains related/unrelated text)
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Published in 1915 by The Jones Brothers Publishing Co., Cincinnati, Ohio

FULL PAGE Size: Approximately 7" X 10" 

Related/unrelated Text on Reverse

Condition: Excellent - Very Good - Good+ - Fair - Poor (but of historical interest)

Some age toning (slightly exaggerated in picture), occasional smudges, spotting and light handling wear

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This is an Original Print - Not a Reproduction

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