A GROUP OF SEVEN LITHOGRAPHED BOOKS Iran, 20th century  The printed volumes comprising of an ‘Ajayib al Makhluqat’, original calligraphy by Nasr ullah Tafreshi, 1264 AH (1848); ‘Anis ul A’lam fi Nusrat ul Islam’, print dated 1319 AH (1901), the original calligraphy by Fakhr ul Islam; A History of Europe 1794-1847 translated by Ahmad bin Yusuf, known as Moshir Hozur, dated 1317 AH (1899); a Kalilah wa Dimnah or Anwar I Suhaili by Hussain Wa’iz Kashefi, original calligraphy by Muhammad Ibrahim (Agha Khalaf 1270 AH)), printed in Berlin 1301 AH (1884); Kitab Qawanin ul Usul on Jurisprudence by Mirza Abolqassem Qumi (d. 1231 AH), printed 1324 AH (1907); a Nahj ul Balaqa dated 1325 AH (1908); and a Tarikh I Manteqi (history of Iran from Adam to the Prophet) by calligrapher Malik ul Khattatin, dated 1332 AH (1914).