[ALLOM (Thomas)]. GALIBERT (Léon) and Clément PELLÉ. The Ottoman Empire illustrated. Ancient and Modern Constantinople. Paris, Fisher, s.d. [circa 1840]. 3 volumes in-4, green half-chagrin, percaline boards illustrated with a large gilt motif, spines decorated throughout, gilt edges (publisher's binding). First French edition of this beautiful work illustrated with 2 engraved titles, 2 maps (one folding) and 94 plates of views, buildings, harem interiors, scenes and characters, etc., engraved on steel after drawings by the British artist and traveller Thomas Allom. This French edition is preceded by a historical essay and a description of Constantinople and the seven churches of Asia Minor by Léon Galibert and Clément Pellé. The boards of the first two volumes are greyish green and those of the third volume beige. Some foxing.