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A postcard of Azadi Square (Freedom Square) with the Azadi Tower in Tehran. This square is the largest in the capital. It was known as Shahyad Square before the Iranian Revolution. Thanks lili_6789.














Two 100Rls. map stamps and a 1000Rls. coral fish stamp were used to send this postcard. The stamps were not cancelled.
















However, at the bottom left corner of the card, there is wavy lines marking. It indicates the machine postmark has mis-cancelled somehow.

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The third postcard sent by lili_6789. This postcard shows the interior exhibit of National Museum of Iran (موزه ایران باستان Muze-ye Irân-e Bâstân), Tehran. These are the Achaemenid collection of the museum in the third hall. The Achaemenid Empire, also known as Persian Empire ruled between 550 to 330 BCE.














Two rectangular 650 Rls. stamps show on the Persian Gulf were used. They are cancelled with six-wavy blue-color lines with the place and date stamp omitted.

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Alisha Mosque stands in the center of Tabriz, Iran. It is also known as Arg-e Ali-Shāh or Arg-e Tabriz. It is a remnant of a fortress and stands 28m tall. It was initially built as mosque and once a military structure. It is re-converted into mosque in the modern time. Thanks lili_6789.



















Another not very clear blue color meter cancellation, "Saderah" at the upper and "Tabriz" in the lower. The date is still unable to guess. Two 200Rls. Persian Gulf and Iran map stamps and a 650Rls. 5th International Children & Youth Festival on Water stamp made up the total postage of 1150Rls.

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Sa'at Tower of Tabriz City Hall in Tabriz, East Azarbayjan. "Sa'at" means clock in Persian and Azeri language. It is built in 1934 for the municipal central office. Thanks lili_6789.

This postcard was sent with four stamps with a total face value 1150Rls. They are one 100Rls. and two 200Rls. Persian Gulf and Iran map stamps, and also a 615Rls. Years of Trust and Innovation stamp. They are cancelled with a blue color six wavy lines with date stamp in between the lines machine cancellation. Not very clear postmark, probably is "Saderah" at the upper and "Tabriz" in the lower. The date is unable to guess.