Tidewater Terminal Container
Bandar -e Abbas is well located to act as a gateway port not only for iran but also the countries of central asia. Previous Names: Gambron; Gamron; Gambroon ...
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IranAir
Shah Abbas I of Safavid dynasty occupied this port which was known as Gambroon in 1622, and changed its name into Bandar Abbas. The English and Dutch erected installations and ...
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vol11chap13sect11
The fourth and last factory under a director, is that of Gambroon or Bendar-abassi on the coast of Persia. The director here is always a principal merchant, having a council and a ...
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How raincoat is made - Background, History, Raw materials, Design, The ...
The raincoat was made of Gambroon, a twill-type fabric with mohair. While these early attempts at waterproofing fabrics sometimes involved rubber, they were not particularly ...
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History of Persian Rugs
... in Isfahan, and the English East India Company transferred its Persian headquarters from Jask, outside the Gulf, to Bandar Abbas, a harbor newly developed by Shah Abbas at Gambroon ...
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Association of British Scrabble Players - Words
gambroon: a twilled cloth of worsted and cotton. [Gambrun, a town in Persia]. gauze: a transparent fabric. gauzy: pertaining to, or resembling, gauze; thin and slight as gauze:
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The Dutch East India Company - LoveToKnow 1911
Commissioners were placed in charge of its factories or trading posts in Bengal, on the Coromandel coast, at Surat, and at Gambroon (or Bunder Abbas) in the Persian Gulf, and in ...
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4.7 Threats to Portuguese domination at Hormuz
In 1614, the Persians occupied Gamru (Gambroon) the last foothold that the Portuguese had on the mainland of Persia and one of the sources of fresh water for the island of Hormuz ...
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