Altos dignatarios del Imperio Otomano (Türkiye), cromolitografía, publicada en 1888 - Ilustración de stock

High dignitaries of the Ottoman Empire, 18th century (Türkiye): 1) Sharif of Mecca; 2) Page of the Sultan; 3) Headgear of the Sheiks of the Cadrys; 4) Iskemle-Agha with tabouret, which the Sultan uses to mount the horse; 5) Headgear (Taj) of a Cadry Dervish; 6) Eunuch; 7) Headgear of the Reis ül-Küttab, or Reis Efendi (senior post in the administration of the Ottoman Empire); 8) Coffee jug carrier (Coz-bekdji-basch); 9) Headgear of the Grand Vizier; 10) Zarcola (headgear) of the Agha (an honorific title for a civilian or officer in the Ottoman times); 11) Wallet-Carrier (Tsclmntadschi) of Sultan; 12) Sultan's door guard (düstz); 13) Musician (Tschawusch); 14) Sub-stable master (Jümss-akhorlu); 15) Kizlar agha - head of the eunuchs; 16) First captain of the door guards and court marshal (Kapudschi-baschi); 17) Chief of the Sultan's personal bodyguard (Stlidkar-agha) 18) Gatekeeper of the Seraglio (residence and seat of government of the Sultan). Chromolithograph from the book "Le Costume Historique (Historical Costume)", published by Albert Charles Auguste Racinet, Libraire Firmin-Didot et Cie, Paris, in 1888.