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Letters to Javad Khan's mother

Two letters and an envelope: a letter from Ibrahim Khan's mother to Javad Khan's mother congratulating her on the newborn and conveying greetings to Zahra Sultan; a letter addressed to Javad Khan's mother sending greetings for the new year.
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Rose medallion bowl and plate

The plate was riveted
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A‘zam al-Saltanah at a Nawruz party, ca. 1955

Nawruz celebration with family members. Left to right: Marziyah Khanum, Abu al-Hasan Mirza (son of Shu‘a‘ al-Saltanah), A‘zam al-Saltanah (mother of Marziyah Khanum), Manizhah Khanum (wife of Abu al-Hasan Mirza, daughter of Salar al-Dawlah).
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Greetings postcard

A postcard with Nawruz greetings, in which the writer talks about their love and states their desire to go to Shimiran, so that they can at least see the recipient from a distance. The writer has also mentioned her/his cousin whose name was blemished, and sent her respects to the reader. The envelope bears Amin al-Sultan's seal.
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Letter and envelope, 1944

Greetings for the new year along with an envelope from Mr. Amiri (or Amir Ibrahimi) in Dulab, Kirman, to Tehran, envelope addressed to ‘Aziz Khanum
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Letter to ‘Amid Lashkar

Addressed to ‘Amid Lashkar, probably from Muntasir Lashkar; conveys greetings for Nawruz, complains that ‘Amid Lashkar does not write him in his own handwriting, and mentions the wife of the late ‘Amid Lashkar's claim, which was incited by Asad Allah Bayg and Mirza Ahmad: they have created documents and affidavits and have met with ‘Ayn al-Dawlah, who has in turn spoken to his highness Amir. Although Amir has rejected their claims, the writer informs ‘Amid Lashkar, they are now seeking to give power of attorney to Sarim al-Sultan. He then sends greetings to the family, especially to Fatimah...
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Letter

Addressed to the author's sister
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Collection of correspondence, orders and political correspondence of the Qajar era, [19th century]

Consists of 226 items, mostly official orders and correspondence, belonging to Mirza ‘Ali Khan Qadimi, a Qajar official and minister, written in the hand of his son. The first nine pages provide a comprehensive index of the collection materials, including: five letters to princes, the Premier, Mahd-i ‘Ulya, and about the sums of cash from Nawruz gifts; ten letters to Mahd-i ‘Ulya, the king, and Mustawfi al-Mamalik, and the cash from Nawruz gifts, condolence letters, and letters about internal political affairs dating from 1857-58 [1273-74 AH]; a marriage contract between Nur Muhammad Khan...
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Correspondence between Amjad al-Vizarah and ʻAziz al-Muluk

Correspondence is between Sayyid ʻAbd Allah Shaykh al-Islami (Amjad al-Vizarah) and his wife, ʻAziz al-Muluk, daughter of Rukhsarah Khanum and Mirza Hasan Shaykh al-Islam. One of the letters from ʻAziz al-Muluk is written in the handwriting of Ashraf al-Saltanah because of an eye ailment.
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To Haji Javad Ganjah, 1916 to 1917

Letters addressed to Haji Javad Ganjah: 1- Sayyid Husayn Aqa to Haji Javad Aqa Ganjah, regarding Habib Aqa the barber's sexual conduct with an underage boy and his consequent arrest (January 12, 1916); 2- from Mahmud Mahmud'uf (September 13, 1916); 3- Fatimah Khanum's letter of greetings from Tabriz to Haji Javad Aqa in Tehran (October 11, 1916); 4- Mahmud Mahmud'uf from Tabriz to Javad Aqa Ganjah in Tehran (January 10, 1917); 5- Muhammad Muhsin and Muhammad Hasan to Javad Aqa the merchant from Ganjah in Tehran (January 10, 1917); 6- from the mother regarding the birth of Muhammad Hasan...

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