Photography in Postal History

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Friday, 10 December 2021

Yugoslav Letter to Kodak Industrial Division

Business envelope sent from Yugoslavia to Kodak’s Industrial Photographic Division—featuring formal layout, postal markings, and mid-20th-century trade communication style.

Damga tarihi : 1940'lar Yugoslavya

Kodak firmasının endüstri fotoğrafları departmanına gönderilmiş zarf.

Date of use : 1940's Yugoslavia

Business stationery.The letter was adressed Eastman Kodak Company,Industrial Photographic Division.

Saturday, 20 November 2021

Agfa-Foto Yugoslavia Parcel Dispatch Form

Front side of a vintage parcel dispatch form used by Agfa-Foto in Zagreb, showing form fields and company imprint related to photographic equipment shipping.

Damga tarihi : 29/12/1938 Yugoslavya

Agfa-Foto firmasına gönderilmiş koli,paket evrakı. (Zagrep,Yugoslavya)

Reverse side of the Agfa-Foto parcel form, with shipping validation marks and handwritten notes typical of mid-20th-century commercial logistics.

Date of use : 29/12/1938 Yugoslavia

Parcel dispatch form.Used by the company Agfa-Foto (Zagreb in Yugoslavia),manufacturer of cameras and photographic equipments.

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This blog was created with the aim of enhancing historical awareness in the fields of photography and philately, while contributing to the preservation of cultural heritage. Through envelopes, postcards, and similar visual materials, it seeks to trace the footprints of the past and reflect the social, cultural, and economic structures of specific periods.

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