Photography in Postal History

Wednesday, 21 April 2021

Fotohous Steins German Photo Dealer Stationery

Business envelope from Fotohous Steins, a German photography studio and dealer of photographic supplies, showcasing mid-century professional identity.

Damga tarihi : 1955 Almanya

Fotoğraf malzemeleri satısıcı ve fotoğraf stüdyosu "Steins fotohous" antetli kart.

Back of the envelope may include postal marks, sender location, or date stamps reflecting Germany’s photographic business communications.

Date of use : 1955 Germany

Business stationery (Cover).Used by the "Fotohous Steıns" (dealer of the photographic materials) company is working in photography business activities,alsı photography studio.

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