Photography in Postal History

Friday, 26 February 2021

Bridge Slide Club 1975 Salon Score Card – Hong Kong

1975 postcard from Bridge Slide Club, Hong Kong, used to notify participants of their scores in an international color slide salon.

Damga tarihi : 1975 Hong Kong

Bridge Slide Club antetli posta kartı. Dördüncü uluslararası BSC renkli slide sergisi kartı.

Back of the card contains participant name and score results by the judges for color slides submitted to the 1975 Bridge Slide Club salon event.

Date of use : 1975 Hong Kong

Business stationery (postcard).Used by the Bridge Slide Club in Hong Kong.The card served as a notification to participants of the score given by the judges to the color slides submitted for the 4th BSC international salon of color slides 1975.

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