Tehran before the revolution: four vivid chrome views of a confident, modernizing capital city capture the Iran of the Shah's era — tree-lined boulevards thick with 1960s-era Peugeots and Citroëns, a busy traffic circle with a monument at its heart, a glittering nighttime cityscape, and a grand public square festooned with Iranian flags and red double-decker buses that would look at home on a London street. Produced by Royalcolor/Italfoto in Milan and shot on Kodak Ektachrome, this unused multiview card documents a Tehran that no longer exists — the urban geometry of a city midway through the Shah's White Revolution modernization program, before 1979 changed everything. A poignant time-capsule for historians of modern Iran.