Enamel sign - Enamel
• Material: Sheet metal with a baked enamel coating (enamel) , recognizable by the glossy finish and the slight rust around the mounting holes.
• Text: "NI CARTES NI TIMBRES" (freely translated: no postcards and no stamps accepted or sold / no mail delivery) .
• Origin/Context: This type of enamel sign was commonly used in the 20th century at a concierge lodge, a gatehouse, a small office, or a private entrance to inform visitors or mail carriers that no cards or stamps could be issued or accepted.
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• Material: Sheet metal with a baked enamel coating (enamel) , recognizable by the glossy finish and the slight rust around the mounting holes.
• Text: "NI CARTES NI TIMBRES" (freely translated: no postcards and no stamps accepted or sold / no mail delivery) .
• Origin/Context: This type of enamel sign was commonly used in the 20th century at a concierge lodge, a gatehouse, a small office, or a private entrance to inform visitors or mail carriers that no cards or stamps could be issued or accepted.
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