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Usually old Baghdadi Cafes have historical and important photo portraits on their walls and this one was no different. Above the light and the highest portrait is of Nuri al-Said, an infamous prime minister but now mostly represent a long gone era of the Kingdom of Iraq. Below him you can see from the left an old image of a doorway to a house, a photo of a tree during the fall and what seems to be two pictures of steel and copper markets. Below from the left you can see a picture of a group of people, a tribute image of King Faisal II, a picture of King Faisal II in traditional Monarch uniform, a classic clock, a group of children whom I can't tell who and finally a portrait of King Faisal I in traditional Arab clothing.

Description
Usually old Baghdadi Cafes have historical and important photo portraits on their walls and this one was no different. Above the light and the highest portrait is of Nuri al-Said, an infamous prime minister but now mostly represent a long gone era of the Kingdom of Iraq. Below him you can see from the left an old image of a doorway to a house, a photo of a tree during the fall and what seems to be two pictures of steel and copper markets. Below from the left you can see a picture of a group of people, a tribute image of King Faisal II, a picture of King Faisal II in traditional Monarch uniform, a classic clock, a group of children whom I can't tell who and finally a portrait of King Faisal I in traditional Arab clothing.