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M.I.C. - Adrien's Post Card
All postcards are reprints of watercolor paintings of the German painter Georg Wagenführ (1871-1950) who painted portraits, landscapes, cityscapes and industrial objects. A large part of his work came about during the many distant journeys he made. He painted colorful street scenes in China, rural villages in North Africa and harbor views in France and Holland. There are 18 postcards in the series.
M.J.C. (II 1908)
Printed by R. & K. L. printers of Germany
M.J.C. Night Views
Divided back, no serial number, title in French and Turkish (Ottoman alphabet) on the back.
M.J.C. (IV)
Known by its cheap quality, bad print and it's pink/purple hue, these cards are not acquired/preferred by collectors. The scenes are common scenes of its time with few exceptions.
Another, better quality printing has blue skies instead of pink/purple.
Issued late 1917-early 1918, they are the product of the occupation of Istanbul after WW1. These cards can be found with dates all the way into late 1940s.
M.J.C. Ottoman Sultans
No publisher name but assumed to be published by Isrealowitz by the postcards' back design.
M.J.C. Monochrome
Serial number can be found on the back with MJC circular logo. Common views on the postcards. There are various color combinations available.
Arka tarafta daire içinde MJC logolu ve seri numaralı. Kartlardaki görseller genelde çok bulunur. Çeşitli renk kombinasyonları mevcuttur.
M.J.C. Sepia (Red Logo)
Red Square Logo on reverse side
