Photography in Postal History

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Friday, 1 January 2021

Foto Dittmar Kg Business Stationery – Imported Photo Gear

Business stationery of Foto Dittmar Kg, West Germany, dealing in imported photographic equipment and materials.

Damga tarihi : 1960'lar Avustralya

Avustralya'dan Almanya'da bulunan Foto Dittmar firmasına gönderilmiş iş zarfı.

Date of use : 1960's Australia

Business stationery.Used by Foto Dittmar Kg.in West Germany, photographic dealing with imported equipment and materials.

Tuesday, 22 September 2020

Aires Martins Porto Envelope for Photographic Trade

Front of a business envelope from Aires Martins in Porto, Portugal, used for photographic equipment trade and material imports.

Damga tarihi : 1963 Portekiz

Aires Martins antetli iş zarfı. Porto'da fotoğraf makinaları,ekipmanlar ve diğer ofis ekipmanları satıcısı olarak faaliyette bulunan şirket.

Date of use : 1963 Portugal

Business stationery.Used by the company Aires Martins in Porto ( Porto,Portugal ),photographic dealing with imported equipment and materials.

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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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