Photography in Postal History

Saturday, 24 April 2021

German Camera Dealer Obergassner K.G. Stationery

Business stationery sent to German camera dealer Obergassner K.G., featuring logos and details tied to mid-century photographic equipment brands.

Damga tarihi : 12/08/1963 Almanya

Çeşitli fotoğrafik malzemelerin ve Oga,Franka,Photavit,King marka makinaların satışını yapan Obergassner K.G firmasına Münih (Almanya) gönderilmiş antetli iş zarfı.

Date of use : 12/08/1963 Germany

Business stationery.The letter was addressed to German company Obergassner K.G. in Münich (Germany)

dealer with photographic materials and some cameras.Its distributed cameras were made by firm such as Oga,Franka,Photavit and King.

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