Description
1920s Istanbul Fatih Ottoman Mortgage Document Armenian Neighbor Interest. Location: Fatih, Istanbul (Dersaadet) - Covering the historic peninsula area (very close to or including the Laleli district). Debtor: Munire Hanim, daughter of Nesib Bey, a citizen of the Republic of Turkey. WE SENT ALL ITEM WITH REGISTERED SHIPPING ... 1920s Early Turkish Republic / Ottoman Script Mortgage Deed - Fatih Istanbul with Armenian Neighbor Mention - Emniyet SandigiDescription: Up for sale is a highly collectible and historically significant official real estate mortgage and loan document ("İkrazat Senedi" ) issued by the Grand National Assembly of Turkey (TBMM) - Ministry of Finance during the mid-1920s (pre-alphabet reform era). This document details a substantial financial transaction where a historic property in Istanbul was put up as collateral for a loan from the famous Ottoman/Turkish financial institution, Emniyet Sandigi . Key Document Details: Era: 1920s (Early Turkish Republic / Late Ottoman Script Transition Period). Features the official crescent and star emblem with "Turkiye Buyuk Millet Meclisi" heading. Location: Fatih, Istanbul (Dersaadet) - Covering the historic peninsula area (very close to or including the Laleli district). Minority / Armenian Interest: In the property boundary description section ("Hududu" ), the document explicitly lists the neighbors surrounding this large wooden commercial building (known as Fokos/Hotoz Rooms, containing stores/shops). Along with Muslim neighbors like Emine Hanim and Sakir Bey, it explicitly mentions the adjacent property owner as "Yosif (Yusuf) / Yosifyan" , a prominent local Armenian/Christian resident. Debtor: Munire Hanim, daughter of Nesib Bey, a citizen of the Republic of Turkey. Loan Amount: 900 Turkish Liras (Gold/Silver backed currency of the era). Language: Ottoman Turkish (Arabic script). .