1909 Éditions de l'Art de l'Orient (1- 253)
Editions d’Art E. F. Rochat à Constantinople (The Artistic Editions E. F. Rochat at Constantinople) series has 253 postcards (without counting reprints of the same serial number with a slightly different picture). On the back of the cards, there are usually two serial numbers. One is a sequential number starting from 1. The other is assumed to be the serial number of the postcard by the printer.
2. Watercolor Facsimile (501 - 585)
Reproductions of original art by two painters. Some cards contain images from "Constantinople" (writen by Alexander van Millingen and published by A & C Black) painted by Warwick Goble at London. Other cards are by J. Pawlikiewitz. 85 different subjects numbered from 501 to 585.
3. Panel Cards (1001 - 1100)
4. Monochrome Cards (1101 - 1180)
6. Sepia Cards
1906-07 Constantinople (Purger Edition) (1-182)
Printed by Purger & Co., München (Munich, Germany) Photochromiekarte
These cards were printed by the same printer of Fruchtermann's 16. series, group 2 postcards.
By and large they contain the exact same images of Rochat's "Édition de l'Art de l'Orient" postcards but only a shorter set.
Cards with white margins were printed in 1906 and earlier (with undivided backs), while those with surfaces completely covered by a photograph were printed after 1906 (with divided backs).