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Saturday, 10 February 2024

Prince Farouk Street, Port Said with Kodak Posters

Damga tarihi : 1920'ler Mısır

Mısır Port Said'de bulunan Prens Faruk caddesinden çeşitli fotoğraf malzemeleri satan dükkanlar ve Kodak tabelalarını gösteren posta kartı.

Date of use : 1920's Egypt

Postcard presenting street (Prince Farouk Street) in Port Said (Egypt) with numerous advertising Kodak posters.

Ayrıca , aynı caddeden çekilmiş başka bir fotoğrafı aşağıda görebilirsiniz. 03.07.2021 tarihinde blog'da yayınlanmıştır.

You can also see another photo taken from the same street below. Published on the blog on 03.07.2021

Saturday, 3 July 2021

Kodak Posters on Prince Farouk Street, Egypt

Vintage street view postcard from Port Said, Egypt, featuring Kodak advertisements on Prince Farouk Street.

Damga tarihi : 1920'ler Mısır

Mısır Port Said'de bulunan Prens Faruk caddesinden çeşitli fotoğraf malzemeleri satan dükkanlar ve Kodak tabelaları.

Date of use : 1920's Egypt

Postcard presenting street (Prince Farouk Street) in Port Said (Egypt) with numerous advertising Kodak posters.

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