Shahrefarang.com Website Review

The Plasco building was one of Tehran's first commercial towers located on the eastern side of Istanbul's crossroads. The building was built in 1339 by Habibullah Al-Qanian, and after its revolution, its ownership was transferred to the Mostazafan Foundation with the execution and confiscation of property of the Al-Qaniyan. Plasco building After 56 years on Thursday, 30 commercial advertisements in Iranian newspapers during the early years of Reza Shah's reign were a new phenomenon that introduced new phenomena to Iranians of that era: automobiles, family photography cameras, western clothing, and products. That's what made the Iranian way of life a fundamental change. The ads collected here are from the press published between 1305 and 1310 (1926-1931), the last survivors of the traditional architecture of Bushehr in the early years of the 1350 solar year. At the Tehran International Book Fair in 1395, visitors could take photos of a Shrine Defenders Shrine booth wearing military uniforms against a picture of the ruins of a city in Syria. The Islamic Republic News Agency, the publisher of these images, describes these pictures as virtual and spiritual. The following images from the Armenian families of Isfahan are probably in the twenties or twentieth century