Photography in Postal History

Tuesday, 1 September 2020

Kodak Panama Postal Card to Colonel C.R. England

Front of a rare Kodak Panama postal card addressed to Colonel C.R. England in Canal Zone, showing Harpy eagle coat of arms and printed by American Bank Note Co.

Damga tarihi : 1943 Panama

Panama Kodak firmasından , Panama kanal bölgesinde görev yapan albay C.R. Englund'a gönderilmiş posta kartı. Kart American Bank Note Company tarafından bastırılmış ve üzerinde Harpy kartal arması kullanılmıştır. Ayrıca bir Cent'lik zorunlu baskı pul kullanılmıştır. Yine sol alt köşede Amerikan baskısı olan bir cent'lik kırmızı pul kullanılmıştır. Nadir bulunan ve temiz korunmuş gri yeşilimsi kart.

Back of Kodak Panama postal card showing usage marks and a fascinating photographic film message sent to Colonel C.R. England.

Date of use : 1943 Panama

Postal stationery card greyish green on yellow Higgins & Gage no.14 featuring coat of arms with Harpy eagle printed by American Bank Note Company, Higgins & Gage no.14. It is from Kodak Panama and addressed to Colonel C.R. England in Canal Zone. A rare card with good usage and a fascinating photography film message.

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