Real Photo Postcards

Some of the photographic businesses in Rhodesia allowed their customers to have their personal photos printed as Real Photo Postcards (RPC). Others, like Kodak, supplied cameras to the public that allowed them to develop their own postcards.

Although it is difficult to attribute the production to specific photographic developers, some clues have allowed us to make a reasonable deduction. Many remain unknown.

Events

From Nyasaland, British Empire Exhibition 1924

Postcard Publishers

Lennon Limited – Salisbury
Sallo Epstein & Co.

Real Photo Cards

Type 0 – Post Card (only)
Type I – Communication/Address (only)
Type II – Correspondence/Address (only)
Type III – Write here for inland postage/The address to be written here
Type IV – This space, as well as the face, etc.
Type V – Post Card
Type VI – Post Card
Type VII – This space now to be used for communication etc.
Type VIII – The Address To Be Written (only) On This Side
Type IX – Union Postale Universelle
Type X – Post Card-Carte Postale/Carte Postale Postkarter
Type XI – To be used for written or printed matter/The address to be written here
Type XII – For use in UK only.
Type XIII – Rhodesia – Post Card/Carte Postale
Blank Backing
Kodak – K Ltd
Southern Rhodesia – Type I
Southern Rhodesia – Type II

South Africa

General I

Contributors

Jeremy Jackman
Keith Harrop
Walter Herdzik