Photography in Postal History

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Thursday, 8 April 2021

Togo to Bordeaux: Letter to Photographer Lacrain

Vintage business envelope sent from Togo to French photographer Michel Lacrain in Bordeaux, highlighting historic photographic correspondence.

Damga tarihi : 07/04/1960 Togo

Fotoğrafçı Michel LACRAIN'e gönderilmiş zarf.(Bordo,Fransa)

Date of use : 07/04/1960 Togo

Business stationery.The letter was addressed to the photographer Michel LACRAIN.(Bordeaux,France).

Wednesday, 24 February 2021

John Badahu Photographer Stationery – Togo to France

Business envelope from John Badahu, photographer in Lomé, Togo, addressed to France.

Damga tarihi : 06/01/1961 Togo

John Badahu Photographe (Lome,Togo) antetli iş zarfı.Alıcı adresi Fransa

Reverse side of the envelope shows mailing details from a Togolese photography studio to a French recipient—evidence of early African-European photo trade links.

Date of use : 06/01/1961 Togo

Business stationery.Used by the John Badahu Photographe (Lome,Togo).The letter was adressed to the France.

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