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“Tough”, cigar smoking boilerman. The slogan in the background shows an appeal to hold on. Detail from (private) photo card p/u in May 1916 in Germany.

My Favourites:

Printing rom of ‘Imprimeries Réunies de Nancy’. We see two workers preparing (inking) the printing plates.

A printing sample card for duotone (sepia) collotype process.

Views like this are what I like most, but not often seen on offer.

Have you seen nuns working on printing presses before?

This cards is no. 11 from the series ‘Les Religieux de France. Soeúrs Franciscaines, Missionnaires de Narie. Shown is a (letterpress) printing shop. Imperimerie de Vanves.

The postcard was not printed here, but by ‘Héliogravure Imprimeries Réunis de Nancy’.