Photography in Postal History

Tuesday, 30 November 2021

Photo-Union Lorenz Postcard to Alfred Fries Studio

Postcard used by Photo-Union Gebrüder Lorenz in Vienna, Austria—featuring classic typography and layout used in early 20th-century photographic business correspondence.

Damga tarihi : 1937 Avusturya

Photo-Union Gebrüder Lorenz antetli kart postal.Firma Avusturya,Viyana'da fotoğraf makinaları ve aksesuarları satışı yapmıştır.Posta kartının gönderildiği adres ise Machland fotoğraf stüdyosu Alfred Fries'dir.

Reverse of the business postcard showing address to Alfred Fries studio, message area, and stamp zone typical of Austrian professional mail in the photographic sector.

Date of use : 1937 Austria

Business stationery,postcard.Used by the company Photo-Union Gebrüder Lorenz (Wien,Austria),dealing with cameras and accessories.Also the card was adressed Alfred Fries photographic studio (Machland).

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