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Thursday, 19 March 2020

Osram & Bourla Frères: Photographic Light Trade

Business envelope possibly linking Osram and Bourla Frères, showing connections in early photographic lighting and equipment trade.

Reverse side of envelope related to Osram and Bourla Frères, with postal markings and signs of technical-commercial exchange in photo materials.

Damga tarihi : 01/07/1931 İstanbul,Türkiye

Date of use : 01/07/1931 İstanbul, Turkey

İstanbul (Turkey) to Berlin (Germany)

Osram firması 1919 yılında kurulmuş, özellikle aydınlatma sektörü üzerinde faaliyetlerde bulunan çok uluslu bir firmadır.Ayrıca fotoğraf stüdyoları için flaş lambaları üretimi de yapmaktadır. Bourla Freses firması İstanbulda kurulmuş çeşitli elektrik malzemeleriyle birlikte fotoğraf makinaları ve aksesuarları ithalatı ve satışı yapan köklü bir firmadır.Günümüzde faaliyetini sürdürmektedir.

Osram founded in 1919.Manufacturer of lighting devices and accessories ,also especially designed incandescent lamps for photographic purposes.Bourla Freres manufacturer of photographic materials and cameras.

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