SaedNews: These Qajar-era photos, now over a century old, can be viewed over and over again, with each viewing revealing something new—whether it's the details of clothing and faces or other things that have undergone significant changes over the past century or so.
A group of actors and performers in the city of Sari, some of whom are wearing "devil" masks on their faces; about 130 years ago.
One of the court officials is standing on money bags; the description of this photo states: "This is the cash fund prepared in the courtyard of the kitchen; some was given to the customs brokers, some to the military treasury"; the year is 1273 SH (1894-1895 AD).
Dancing boys in girls' clothing during the "Cooks' Festival," which was held every spring while Nasser al-Din Shah resided in Sarcheh-Hesar.
Armenian girls, whose photo was taken in a village in Iran during Nasser al-Din Shah's journey to Iraq; the year is 1271 SH (1892-1893 AD).
The triumphal arch erected in Borujerd to welcome the caravan of Nasser al-Din Shah; the year is 1271 SH (1892-1893 AD).
