Camels Collection (page 74)

Wise Camel Lassalle 19C
The story of Ali and the wise camel which will bring good fortune

Camels and Lamas Zoo
Regents Park zoo, London Visitors admire the camels, dromedary, sheep and lamas

French Dromedary Cavalry
Regiment des Dromadaires, during Napoleons Egyptian campaign

Ferry on Syr-Daria
Ferrying travelers and their camels across the Syr-Daria river in Uzbekistan or Turkmenistan

Camel (Bartlett)
Like ships or trains, the camel can be used to carry passengers or baggage

Egyptian Postman
The Egyptian postman rides a camel on his delivery round

Tourists Photo by Sphinx
Tourists are photographed in front of the Sphinx - some are on camels

Elephant Unloads Baggage
An Indian elephant unloading baggage

Ethiopia / Surrender to It
Surprised while watering their horses and camels in a valley, a large Ethiopian force surrender to the Italians

Giles Australian Trips
Ernest Giles leads a series of journeys into Central and West Australia : his camel train makes its way through the scrub

Racial / Arabs / Bedouin
A Bedouin camp in the desert with carefully tended livestock

Wise Men following the Star across the desert
Jesus Birth The Wise Men following the Star across the desert to Bethlehem

An Arab on his camel, riding across the desert

Cent Mille Lieues
CENT MILLE LIEUES DANS LES AIRS (comte Henry de la Vaulx) : a French flying machine attacks a troop of hostile African natives on camels

Baker / Camels in Africa
Samuel and Lady Baker riding camels in central Africa

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Camels, the majestic creatures of the desert, have long been associated with exotic lands and ancient civilizations. In Izmir, Turkey, the Camel brand figs are a local delicacy that captures the essence of this vibrant city. Strolling through the streets of Izmir during C19 brings you closer to its rich history and cultural heritage. But it is in the vast expanse of the Sahara Desert where camels truly reign supreme. From Morocco's Erg Chebbi to Algeria's Tassili n Ajjer, these magnificent beasts traverse endless sand dunes with grace and resilience. The sight of a Bactrian Camel donning a Christmas hat in digital manipulation adds an unexpected touch of festive cheer amidst this arid landscape. In Egypt, camels stand as silent witnesses to centuries-old wonders like the Pyramids of Gizeh in Cairo. These architectural marvels rise majestically against the backdrop of bustling cities and serve as reminders of ancient civilizations that once thrived along the Nile. Beyond Africa, it also make their presence felt in other corners of our world. A street scene in Tbilisi, Georgia reveals how these animals have become part of everyday life even outside their natural habitat. And who could forget Australia's Northern Territory? Here, one-humped Dromedaries wander through deserts with their comical appearance leaving visitors amused by their unique charm. Camels not only captivate us with their beauty but also remind us of maternal love as we witness a female camel nurturing her baby named Chelbi in South Ethiopia. This heartwarming bond showcases nature's incredible ability to create strong connections between mothers and offspring. Whether they are carrying goods across vast distances or simply enchanting us with their presence, camels continue to leave an indelible mark on our collective imagination.