Photography in Postal History

Tuesday, 20 October 2020

Campbell Studio Postcard – Vancouver, Canada

Vintage postcard used by Campbell Photographic Studio, Vancouver, showing studio branding, design elements, and possibly photographic advertisement.

Damga tarihi : 26/09/1949 Kanada

Campbell fotoğraf stüdyosuna ait posta kartı.Kartın arka yüzünde "Baby Land" ifadesine yer verilmiştir.

Reverse of postcard from Campbell Studio in Vancouver, with printed studio info, message space, and address formatting typical of early 20th-century cards.

Date of use : 26/09/1949 Canada

Postcard, used by the company Campbell photographic studio in Vancouver,Canada.

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