... A blogpost with two related postcards... a nice museum view and one of the objects shown there... an old vending machine that sells "postcards"🙂.... it is one of the largest cultural history museums and for more than 100 years, it has presented its folklore collections of eastern Lower Saxony... the modern, entertaining and attractively designed permanent exhibitions show the cultural history of the city and region in seven tours... an interesting mix of ideas and themes... located right in the city center... both with great mail stamps💛✉️ and special postmarks👍... Thanks a lot Dustin!ヽ(ヅ)ノ
The Bomann Museum was founded in 1892 as the "Patriotic Museum" on the occasion of the city’s 600th anniversary and moved into a building of its own in 1907. It was named in 1923 after its first director Wilhelm Bomann.
Stamps:
Carrier Pigeon - World of Letters
(Issued 2022)
Sea letter - World of Letters
(Issued 2022)
View of an old vending machine that sells chocolate, bonbons and postcards!! Dating from 1910 and made from sheet iron, enamel glass and mirror glass.
In 1883, Percival Everett was the first man to introduce a modernized vending machine, which dispensed postcards. His vending machine became very popular and was soon after installed at railway stations and post offices.
Photo: U. Loeper
Mail Sailor - World of Letters
(Issued 2022)
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