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Copenhagen's first telephone kiosk
The concept of telephone boxes originated in cities such as Paris. The kiosks were erected as manned advertising columns with posters on the side windows. The first was built in 1896 at Kongens Nytorv in Copenhagen and was designed by architect Fritz Koch. It had a…
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Bladkiosk- Martin Jensen 1913
I dag står denne kiosk på Kgs. Nytorv, tegnet af arkitekt Martin Jensen og opsat 1913
År: 2009 PHOTO:Birgitte Wistoft
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