Photography in Postal History

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Tuesday, 30 March 2021

Miller Outcalt Co.: LA Photo Supply & Repair

Historic business envelope from The Miller Outcalt Co., Los Angeles—featuring details of a photo warehouse and repair shop in mid-20th-century California.

Damga tarihi : 11/02/1948 Amerika

The Miller Outcalt Co. şirketine ait antetli iş zarfı. Fotoğraf makinaları ve malzemeleri toptancısı,(Los Angeles,California)

Date of use : 11/02/1948 USA

Business stationery.Used by the company The Miller Outcalt Co. Photographic warehouse and camera repair shop in Los Angeles,California.

Monday, 15 March 2021

Lowman & Hanford: Photographic Supplies Dealer & Printing Co.

Business stationery of Lowman & Hanford, a US photographic supplies dealer and printing company.

Damga tarihi : 1905 Amerika

Lowman & Hanford antetli iş zarfı.Fotoğraf malzemeleri satıcısı.

Date of use : 1905 USA

Business stationery.Used by the Lowman & Hanford stationery and printing co, also dealer of the photographic supplies.

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