IRAQI ROYALTY / NOBILITY

Step into the captivating history of Iraq with our authentic collection of original documents from Iraqi royalty and nobility, each a remarkable artifact that reflects the legacy, influence, and cultural depth of this ancient land. This collection features hand-signed letters, royal manuscripts, rare photographs, decrees, edicts, and proclamations from Iraq’s royal figures, including significant individuals from the Hashemite dynasty such as King Faisal I, King Ghazi, and King Faisal II. These items offer an intimate glimpse into the lives and governance of Iraqi royalty, whose influence shaped the country’s modern history and diplomatic landscape.

Each document in this collection tells a story of Iraq’s royal era, from personal letters that reveal the alliances, ambitions, and philosophies of Iraqi monarchs to official decrees that influenced the nation’s governance, culture, and international relations. Handwritten manuscripts illustrate Iraq’s contributions to the intellectual and political spheres, while rare photographs capture the elegance and dignity of Iraq’s royal court, highlighting ceremonial events and the lifestyles of the Hashemite kings. These artifacts embody Iraq’s rich traditions, blending Middle Eastern heritage with modern aspirations.

Carefully authenticated, this collection is ideal for collectors, historians, researchers, and admirers of Middle Eastern heritage. Explore these rare artifacts to connect with figures like Queen Aliya and Prince Abd al-Ilah, preserving the legacy and cultural significance of Iraq’s royal lineage. This collection provides a unique window into the honor, resilience, and historical journey of Iraq’s monarchy, celebrating the profound impact of Iraqi royalty on the nation’s identity and heritage.