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These are early 20th-century Real Photo Postcards (RPPCs) printed on antique photo paper, capturing
detailed illustrations of European fashion from the 15th, 16th, and 17th centuries. Instead of traditional colored book lithographs, these are crisp, monochromatic silver chloride contact prints,
likely produced for educational, theatrical, or reference use by early fashion students and historians. 57 historical plates in total.Real Photo Postcards (RPPC).Features the early "AZO" stamp box logo design on the reverse, complete with the historic text:
"CAN BE DEVELOPED BY GASLIGHT".Estimated Era:** Circa 1910s – 1920s.Highly detailed black-and-white plates showcasing multi-figure groupings of French, German, and broader
European historical dress, armor, and headwear. Completely black and white / sepia tones throughout.This expansive lot is highly collectible and serves as an exceptional visual asset for theater costume designers,
fashion historians, prop masters looking for period-correct ephemera, or antique RPPC enthusiasts.
