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Folk costumes from the Ottoman Empire (Muslim population of Asia Minor): 1) Farmer woman from the Trabzon province (Northeast Turkey); 2) Farmer woman from Osmancık (Çorum province, Turkey); 3) Kurdish woman from Palu (Elazığ, Turkey); 4) Woman from Mecca; 5) Kurdish woman from Sivas province (Anatolia, Turkey); 6) Woman from Van (East Turkey) in going-out clothes; 7) Bedouin woman; 8) Woman from Bursa province (Western Turkey); 9) Jewish lady from Aleppo (Syria); 10) Armenian woman fron Van; 11) Woman from Trabzon in home clothing; 12) Woman from Trabzon in going-out clothes; 13) Woman from Sanaa (Yemen) in going-out clothes; 14) Christian woman from Diyarbakır (Southeastern Anatolia); 15) Woman from Dscheaddele (Mecca region, Saudi Arabia). Chromolithograph from the book "Le Costume Historique (Historical Costume)", published by Albert Charles Auguste Racinet, Libraire Firmin-Didot et Cie, Paris, in 1888.