Photography in Postal History

Monday, 20 April 2020

Kodak Trinidad Cover with King George VI Stamps

Business envelope from Kodak Trinidad to New York featuring stamps of King George VI, local landscapes, and colonial architecture.

Damga tarihi : 1938-1944 (Pullar) Trinidad & Tobago

Trinidand & Tobago'dan New York, Amerika Birleşik Devletlerinde Eastman Kodak firmasına gönderilmiş zarf. Zarf üzerinde yer alan pullar 1938-1944 dönemini kapsayan on dört adet puldan oluşan bir seriye aittir. Kral VI.George'un resmedildiği doğa ve binalar konulu bir seridir .

Date of use : 1938-1944 (Stamps) Trinidad & Tobago

Business stationery (Cover) used by company Eastman Kodak.Trinidand & Tobago to New York USA.The stamps shows are King George VI, Landscapes and buildings.

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