Photography in Postal History / A.Fevzi ORUÇ Collection: Photographie Simon Constantinople 1911 Ottoman Empire

Wednesday, 1 January 2020

Photographie Simon Constantinople 1911 Ottoman Empire

Photographie Simon business stationery from Constantinople, Ottoman Empire dated 1911.

Ottoman empire,02/10/1911 tarihli İstanbul'dan (Pera-GrandRue) Konya (Konia) gönderilmiş Fotoğrafçı

Simon antetli zarf.Fotoğrafçı Simon 1900'lü yılların başlarından 1920 yılının sonlarına kadar stüdyosunu işletmiş ve bu yıldan sonra da kapatmıştır.

Business stationery used by Photographie Simon Constantinople 02/10/1911 Pera-Grandrue

Ottoman Empire

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