Khiva
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Ak-mosque, 1971
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Bani Anusha Khan. XVII Century, 1971
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Ichan-Cali, 1971
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Kunya-Ark, 1971
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Madrasah Allakuli Khan. XIX century, in 1971
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Madrasah and minaret Islam Khodja X century, in 1971
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Madrassah Mohammed Amin Khan and minaret Kalta Minar. XIX century, in 1971
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Mausoleum of Seyid Alauddin. XIV century, in 1971
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Mausoleum Pakhlavan Mahmoud. A fragment of the fresco, 1971
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Mausoleum Pakhlavan Mahmoud. XIX century, in 1971
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Palvan Darwaza, 1971
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Street Hivag, 1971
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Street Khiva, 1971
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Tash-Darwaza, 1971
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Tash-Hawley. Fragment of painting, 1971
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Tash-Hawley. XIX century, in 1971
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This collection of postcards dedicated to Khiva includes 16 images dated 1971. These postcards offer a unique glimpse into the city during this period, capturing its architectural and cultural features.
Among the featured locations are notable structures such as the Pahlavan Mahmud Mausoleum and the Muhammad Amin Khan Madrasah with the Kalta Minor Minaret. Images of the Palvan Darvaza and Tash Darvaza gates also appear, highlighting key elements of the city’s infrastructure.
The postcards showcase a variety of urban scenes, including streets and avenues like Khivag Street. These images provide insight into the urban life and architecture of Khiva, depicting its historic buildings and public spaces.
The collection is valuable for studying the city’s history through the dates and captions on the postcards. It is of interest to collectors and historians exploring the visual aspects of Khiva in 1971.
