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XLindsay, Roy, Offline and Persian playboy [picture quality irremediable] in No 69 plus portrait of John Henry Kaulbach

"The man to the right was one Ahmed Rasoulzadeh, son of the head-man of Kharg Island when Roy’s father worked there. Col Kaulback had ensured that a fair share of the oil revenues went to the head-man, who by the 1970s, was fabulously wealthy and very grateful. Ahmed used to visit a couple of times a year and would express his family's gratitude by means of a bar of gold or a diamond for Fenja. We took Ahmed to The Talk of the Town as he was particularly fond of showgirls and we also had several meals out with him over the years."