concept and psychology collecting Why do we collect? The concept of collecting For individuals who collect, the esteem of their collections is not money related but passionate. Collections permit individuals to remember their childhood, interface themselves to a period, […]
US passport embassy Paris Ambassador in Paris was then Horace Porter (Appointed: March 19, 1897. Presentation of Credentials: May 26, 1897. Termination of Mission: Presented recall on May 2, 1905). […]
last visa east germany This is a German passport issued in Duisburg in 1983. Seven years later the German passport will become red and will be an EU passport. The […]
Not a passport but related to passports, and a manuscript of significant importance of US (passport) history. John Hancock Congress Manuscript American Revolution leader John Hancock (1737-1793) was a signer […]
VENICE. Document of Giovanni Mocenigo as Doge of Venice (1409-1485, Doge from 1478), Dogal Palace, Venice, 25 January 1480, a passport for his ‘ductor’ [waggoner], Gaspar of Perugia, who is […]
The following document, which seems to be a passport, was auctioned years ago for GBP 5,000. What a fantastic document of British (passport) history! James V Scots passport JAMES V […]
Benjamin Franklin passport mailbox It is still surprising which emails I get via my website after being ten years online (this October). Readers often ask questions about documents from relatives. […]
travel cold war germany After I had my morning coffee, I went to my computer and checked my emails when suddenly a message popped up with this document. I remember […]
British Visitors Passport The British Visitor’s Passport (BVP), was a simplified version of the standard passport, introduced in March 1961 and made available to any British citizen, British Dependent Territories […]
Passport Fees Around The World 2020 Passports are a necessity in today’s global world and so are the fees someone has to pay for a travel document. In the best […]