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Three matching antique photographs mounted on heavy, charcoal-grey cabinet card stock. Captured by amateur photographer Heinrich Lamberts of Köln-Sülz (Cologne, Germany), this collection provides a detailed, window into a turn-of-the-century German industrial or corporate office.A wall advertisement is clearly visible for \"Kabelfabrik Landsberg a. W.\", a prominent German manufacturer of wire ropes, cables, and industrial drive ropes (Transmissions-Seile). The poster proudly boasts their \"GRAND PRIX\" win from the 1900 Paris World Exposition.Early Technology & Telecommunications: One shot features a magnificent close-up of a desk setup displaying an early magneto-crank tabletop telephone adorned with the Imperial German Reichsadler (Imperial Eagle) crest on its housing, alongside an office service bell, dip pens, and ledger books.Silver gelatin printed out photographs with photographer’s stamp. 5 x 7 card measurements
Minor edge fading.
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