Numbered from 1011 to 1327 there are 317 cards in these series. Out of these 293 of them are individual cards, the remaining 24 cards make up 5 panoramas. These panoramas are not numbered but assumed to be numbered from 1278 to 1297 (20 cards) and 1319 to 1322. One of the 4 card panorama is still unknown. Of the known panoramas, one panorama has 8 cards of a view from the Seaskerat Tower showing the Golden Horn, Bosphorus and the Old City (Stamboul). The other two panoramas show the Bosphorus from the Asian side and the European. The last known panorama is of Haydarpaşa. There is likely another 4 piece panorama. There are still two unknown cards for numbers 1082 and 1129. Some of the postcards were also published in color.

No: 1328 - 1347 These cards were printed by Purger & Co. in Munich, Germany, using a technique called photochrome printing.

Numbered from 1348 to 1473 there are 126 postcards in this series. Last 10 postcards form a panoramic view from the Galata Tower showing the Golden Gate, Kasımpaşa district, the Old City (Stamboul), Seraglio Point, Galata and Pera districts and the Bosphorus. Although similar panoramas with the same view exists, this panorama from the publisher is extremely rare. Postcard number 1460 is still unknown.

No: 1474 - 1521

Numbered from 1522 to 1551 there are 30 postcards in this series.

No: 1552 - 1626

No: 1627 - 1674