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ARTESH
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Miniatura on marble, Various Artists
Vic Balshaw
Major General
These are magnificent, being miniatur can you tell us what size they are. 
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ARTESH
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IIRC, most of them are 5.5 x 17 cm, or around same size. There were bigger and smaller ones, too.These are magnificent, being miniatur can you tell us what size they are.
For prices, it was around 120 - 1500 USD.
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ARTESH
Chief Master Sergeant
Good shots!
GreenKnight121
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I was stationed in SoCal in the 1980s.
I've had In-N-Out.
Overrated, at least in the 1980s.
Weird that they renamed fry sauce to be "animal style".
SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
I liked watching them make the fries.
at6
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Animal style?
SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
I would watch them (from my driver's seat) put a whole large potato into a slicer, chopper or whatever it's called. From this device, the slices would drop directly into the fryer. I thought that pretty neat.
Vic Balshaw
Major General
It was a chip machine. I used to have a fast food outlet in Brisbane, called a take-away here, this was many years back and we had a mechanical potato peeler and then would feed the peeled spuds into the chipper and keep the chips in cold water until required. When needed you would scoop some out into a fry basket, knock all the water off and dunk them into the hot fat. On one occasion when it was stinking hot outside (we had shop doors open so no aircon) not only did the chips get dunked into the fat but also my reading glasses, they slipped off my nose nice an easy and "PLOP," no more glasses.
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SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
I had a summer job working in a diner as a teen. Ah yes, The Chipper. Good times.
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In first look, it seems a normal traveling agency... But have a look at those 6 digit phone numbers on left ... At least 60 years old!!!
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ARTESH
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Kazemi Manor, Oudlajan neighborhood, Grand Bazaar historical area, 12th Municipality district, Tehran:
This manor was completely restored and repaired on 2018, the manor is about 250 years old. All those colorful windows and other wooden parts, are original.
This manor was completely restored and repaired on 2018, the manor is about 250 years old. All those colorful windows and other wooden parts, are original.
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ARTESH
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Part 2:
Inner view, showing the "Shah Neshin" area, the most important, and ussually biggest room, in manor, where the manor owner used to live, work, eat and have guests.
Old manors used to have both inner and outer yards. Ussually the outer / forward yard had a small pool. Photos showing inner / back yard.
Outer yard, from roof top.
Inner view, showing the "Shah Neshin" area, the most important, and ussually biggest room, in manor, where the manor owner used to live, work, eat and have guests.
Old manors used to have both inner and outer yards. Ussually the outer / forward yard had a small pool. Photos showing inner / back yard.
Outer yard, from roof top.
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ARTESH
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This manor is one of few buildings in Tehran that has a working "windcatcher" or "بادگیر" as it's called in Persian.
Here you can see our next stop:
The area is packed with lots of old buildings...
Here you can see our next stop:
The area is packed with lots of old buildings...
very nice Artesh
