Photography in Postal History

Saturday, 18 April 2020

E.H. Allen Daguerreian Studio Cover, 1858

Cover linked to E.H. Allen's 1858 daguerreian studio in Bradford, Vermont—an early American photographic business.

Damga tarihi : 05/07/1859 Amerika

Amerikan erken dönem fotoğrafçılarından E.H ALLEN'a (Eliphaz H. ALLEN) gönderilmiş zarf.

New Hampshire doğumlu ALLEN (1831-1917) stüdyosunu (Fotoğraf odaları isimli)Temmuz 1858 'de Bradford, Vermont'ta açmıştır. Kabinet fotoğraflar ile birlikte, günlük yaşamıda içine alan daguerreian çalışmalarda bulunmuştur.

Date of use: 05/07/1859 USA

E.H ALLEN (Eliphaz H. ALLEN) (1831-1917) a New Hampshire native trained a daguerreian photographer, opened his studio ( Photograph rooms ) in Bradford, Vermont in July 1858.

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