TPA issue 24  40 pages A4 size in FULL COLOUR !!

LATEST ISSUE !

Major topics:

Paul Suess and the ‘ERIKA’ trademark • G.W. Seitz, Wandsbek (Hamburg) = ‘Printed at the fine art works, Holstein’ • Bender of Croydon by George Webber • Albrecht & Meister, Berlin • Berlin-Neuroder Kunstanstalten • Aristophot AG, Taucha/Leipzig  • Pinkau “200” Codes by George Webber • Chris Ratcliffe’s Curio Corner • Paul Fink, Berlin • Little / unknown postcard printers • and other research as well as general reading stuff. See for yourself.

TPA issue 23  56 pages A4 size

Major features of this issue:

Old Postcard Collector & Exchange Ckubs/Societes by Frans Bokelmann • Meissner & Buch, Leipzig: A list of known series by Ken E. Harman • The company history of Dr. Trenkler & Co., Leipzig • Fritz Baumgarten: Oppel & Hess cards • Final part of company research on Knackstedt & Co., Hamburg • Postcard publ. Albert Aust, Hamburg • “Printed in Luxembourg” • Pinkau “200” Codes by George Webber • Part 4 of “Printed in Berlin” (Stern & Schiele / Dammeyer & Co., H. Hadorff & Co., Kunstanstalt Voremberg, Gebr. Deyhle & Wagner) • A visit to Aden • Mader, Isny • German Postcard Manufacturer Associations - the NBC “cartel” • etc !

TPA issue 22  60 pages A4 size

Major features of this issue:

Richard Borek, Braunschweig • Down with the new postcard format! • Printed in Berlin part 3 (Stern & Schiele, H. Hadorff) • Trademarks identified • Postcards of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel by Dr. Derek Pocock • Koh & Co. by K.C. Koh • Meissner & Buch, Leipzig, company history • C.G. Roeder, Leipzig • Stengel & Co., Dresden, company history • August Frey, Frankfurt • Postcards from WW1 • US cards and codes of Emil Pinkau & Co., Leipzig, by George Webber • Research on Grimme & Hempel / Gebr. Arnold, Leipzig • regular columns and more...

TPA issue 21  52 pages A4 size

Major features of this issue:

The first Picture Post Card? • Research on the publisher / printer Glueckstadt & Muenden, Hamburg by Frans Bokelmann • Collotype printers Glass & Tuscher, Leipzig, Saxony • Part 4 of the research on Knackstedt & Naether, Hamburg • Earliest “OPF” (Osnabruecker Papierwaren Fabrik, Berlin) cards in England by George Webber • News on “Novitas” postcard publishers by Adolf Kugler • “There was a young man who lived in a tree” by Alan Leonard • Part 2 of “Printed in Berlin” (OPF, Stern & Schiele, Hermann Hadorff, W. Greve and others) • Printing Mistakes • regular columns and more...