“The Scrapbook of Professions” is a collection of illustrations from the second half of the 19th century in Iran. It depicts various professions during Qajar period.
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- Maryam Banu, the Gypsy Woman
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- Karbalayi Sadegh, the Kashk & Doogh Seller
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- Hoseyn Lati, the one who has perfected the art of Opium Smoking
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- Mashhadi Hasan, the Ironing Man
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- Nowrouz-Ali Fatemeh Zargar when he is drunk
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- A woman on her way to Tekye Dowlat to watch a passion play
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- Master Reza, the Cobbler
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- Ezzat Qalandar, the Dervish who is out of opium and prays for some more
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- Haji Qanbar Ali Mowjood, the Dervish
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- Molla Baqer, the Lawyer
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- Baji Qadam Shade Avazekhan, the Singer
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- Mashhadi Hamzeh of Natanz, the Black Mulberry Seller
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- Mashhadi Nazar Chal-Tarkhani, the Pomegranate Seller
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- Karbalayi Najaf Yazdi, the Opium Farmer
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- Gol-Mohammad Mazandarani, the Lumberer
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- Hassan Gorbe, the Offal Seller
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- Mashhadi Rende, the Sportsman and the leader of Textile Collectors
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- Nane Zahra, the Beggar
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- Karbalayi Bemoon-Ali Kashani, the Fava Bean Seller
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- Haji Ebrahim, the Hatmaker
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- Gol Mowla who was ordered by His Highness Amin-Hozour to stop being a Dervish
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- Bayat-Ali, the Royal Horse Keeper
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- Molla Hadi Salavatchi, the Beggar from Tehran
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- A woman from Khanoom Khar-savar group who recites Rowze (Shiite passion stories)
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- A Daf player from Kal-Rashti band
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- Gholam-Reza Hamedani who has lost everything in Charqab gambling
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- Hosseyn Pahlevan of Qom, the Footman
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- Ramezan-Ali of Natanz, the Milkman
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- Sattar-Back Qaraqani, the Soldier & Egg Seller
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- Karbalayi Khodadad, the Fishmonger کربلایی خداداد ماهی فروش
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- Molla Youshe Alagheband, the Textile Dealer
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