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Anton Zellich was a Croat printer from Dalmatia, who began work with Cayols (Henry Cayol and Jacques Cayol who opened the first litho press in Constantinople in 1831) in 1840. Zellich managed Cayol's printing house after Henry Cayol died of cholera in August 1856. In 1869 he set up on his own account. Zellich Fils is the firm form by Anton Zellich's children. One of the sons, Henri Zellich had his own firm as well and printed his own postcards.
Anton Zellich was a Croat printer from Dalmatia, who began work with Cayols (Henry Cayol and Jacques Cayol who opened the first litho press in Constantinople in 1831) in 1840. Zellich managed Cayol's printing house after Henry Cayol died of cholera in August 1856. In 1869 he set up on his own account. Zellich Fils is the firm form by Anton Zellich's children. One of the sons, Henri Zellich had his own firm as well and printed his own postcards.
