Ottoman Empire 1913 Medic Soldier Salary Receipt İzmir Military

Ottoman Infantry Soldier Salary Receipt (c. 1913)

Description:
An original Ottoman infantry salary receipt issued to İbrahim Mehmed, a soldier serving in the 2nd Regiment’s medical unit (Sıhhıye). His place of origin (sancak) is recorded as İzmir.

The document states that the soldier is owed 152 kuruş in unpaid wages. Dated 1329 (corresponding approximately to 1913), the receipt reflects the late Ottoman Empire’s military administrative practices during a period marked by regional conflicts and internal restructuring.

The document bears several official seals, including those of the administrative officer (idare memuru), the unit imam, and the mülazım (lieutenant). A valuable artifact for collectors interested in Ottoman military and medical corps history.

Key Features:
. Type: Ottoman infantry salary receipt
. Unit: 2nd Regiment (Medical Unit / Sıhhıye)
. Soldier: İbrahim Mehmed
. Origin (Sancak): İzmir
. Amount Due: 152 kuruş
. Date: 1329 (c. 1913)
. Document Features: Seals of administrative officer, imam, and mülazım
. Historical Significance: Rare pay document from an Ottoman medical unit soldier