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a passport belonging to person.

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a photograph of a stamp stamp with a picture of a woman in a hat

Created by gpt-4o-2024-11-20 on 2025-06-15

This image depicts a vintage Austrian telegram form labeled "TELEGRAMM-AUFGABEBLATT," which translates to "Telegram Submission Form." The document contains various sections for entering details such as sender information, recipient information, and message content. It includes fields for task numbers, names, addresses, and official markings. On the right-hand side, there is a colorful Austrian postage stamp bearing the text "REPUBLIK ÖSTERREICH" accompanied by postmark details indicating "WIEN-FLOR," a location in Vienna, and a date stamp of "20.12.73." At the bottom of the form, a handwritten message and signature are visible. The design reflects a formal communication style from the given era.

Created by gpt-4o-2024-08-06 on 2025-06-15

The image shows a telegram form (Telegramm-Aufgabeblatt) from Austria. The form contains various fields including fee-related areas, acceptance details, transmission details, recipient's information, and sender's information. There is a stamp affixed to the form, valued at 6 schilling, featuring the Republik Österreich (Republic of Austria). The stamp has a postmark with the location and date "Wien-P.12" and the date "20.12.78", along with the numbers "1300". Below the fields, there is handwritten German text that reads "komm lieber nicht" (which translates to "better not come") and includes a signature. The form is structured in a grid layout with blue lines separating the fields.

Created by anthropic.claude-3-haiku-20240307-v1:0 on 2025-06-20

The image appears to be a telegram form from Austria. It contains various fields to be filled out, such as the recipient's name and address, the telegram's content, and other details. The form also features a postage stamp with an image of what looks like a space-themed design. The overall appearance suggests this is an official telegram document from the Republic of Austria.

Created by us.anthropic.claude-3-opus-20240229-v1:0 on 2025-06-20

The image shows an old telegram form from Austria. The form has various fields to fill out the recipient's name, address, and message. In the bottom right corner, there is an Austrian postage stamp featuring an artistic rendering of a person's head and neck. The stamp is postmarked with the date 29.7.80. The message section of the telegram contains a handwritten note in German that appears to be a personal message signed by someone named "Wolfgang".

Created by us.anthropic.claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022-v2:0 on 2025-06-20

This is an Austrian telegram form ("Telegramm-Aufgabeblatt") with turquoise/blue printed text and lines. The form contains various fields for sender and recipient information, word count, date, and other administrative details. There's an Austrian postage stamp in the upper right corner showing what appears to be an artistic portrait against a sunset-colored background. The stamp is marked "6 S" (6 Schilling) and has a postmark. At the bottom of the form, there appears to be a handwritten message or signature in blue ink. The form number "T. Tg. 1-1018" is printed at the bottom left corner.

Created by us.meta.llama3-2-11b-instruct-v1:0 on 2025-06-10

The image shows a vintage telegram, with the title "TELEGRAMM-AUFGABEBLATT" at the top. The telegram is written in German and has a blue border around it.

• The top section of the telegram contains a table with various fields for the sender to fill out, including the sender's name, address, and message.
• Below the table, there is a section for the sender to write their message. In this case, the message is written in German and appears to be a personal message.
• The telegram also includes a postage stamp in the upper-right corner, which features a colorful design and the words "REPUBLIK ÖSTERREICH" (Republic of Austria).
• In the bottom-right corner of the telegram, there is a signature or stamp that indicates the telegram was received and processed by the Austrian postal service.

Overall, the image provides a glimpse into the past and shows how people used to communicate with each other through telegrams.

Created by us.meta.llama3-2-90b-instruct-v1:0 on 2025-06-10

The image depicts a vintage telegram form, likely from Austria, with a stamp featuring a woman's face and the text "REPUBLIK ÖSTERREICH" in orange. The form is written in German and includes various fields for the sender's and recipient's information, as well as a section for the message itself. The form is dated 1978 and has a handwritten signature at the bottom. The overall design and layout of the form suggest that it was used for official or formal communication purposes.

Created by amazon.nova-lite-v1:0 on 2025-06-05

The image is of a white paper with blue lines and text written in German. The paper appears to be a form or document with various sections and fields. The top section has the title "Telegramm-Aufgabeblatt" and includes fields for the sender's name, address, and signature, as well as the recipient's name and address. The middle section has a stamp with the text "Wien-F. Republik Österreich" and the number "1300" below it. The bottom section has handwritten text in German. The image is likely a historical document or a reproduction of one.

Created by amazon.nova-pro-v1:0 on 2025-06-05

The image shows a form titled "Telegramm-Aufgabeblatt," which is a German telegram form. It is a document used for sending telegrams, which were once a popular means of communication before the advent of modern electronic communication methods. The form is printed in German and has several sections for filling in the necessary information to send a telegram.

The form has a header at the top with the title "Telegramm-Aufgabeblatt" and a logo. Below the header, there are sections for the sender's details, including the name, address, and possibly a reference number. There is also a section for the recipient's details, including their name and address.

The main body of the form has a section for the message to be sent, with a limit on the number of words or characters. There is also a section for the sender's signature, indicating that they have authorized the sending of the telegram.

The form has a stamp in the bottom right corner, indicating that it has been processed and sent. The stamp includes the date and the location where the telegram was sent from.

Overall, the image shows a historical document used for sending telegrams, which were once a common means of communication before the advent of modern electronic communication methods.

Created by gemini-2.0-flash on 2025-05-17

Here's a description of the image:

The image shows a blue and white Telegram form, a "TELEGRAMM-AUFGABEBLATT," from Austria. There are fields for the sender to fill out information like the telegram's cost ("Gebühr"), an "Aufgabenummer" (task number), "Aufgabeamt" (task office), "Wortanzahl" (word count), "Aufgabedatum" (task date), "Aufgabezeit" (task time), and other details like sender/recipient addresses.

A stamp is placed on the form. The stamp features a person with a hat, predominantly blue, with "REPUBLIK OSTERREICH" (Republic of Austria) printed on it. There's also a circular postmark over the stamp, with the date "20.12.75-18" and "1300" (1:00 PM).

Handwritten text is visible in the "Text und Unterschrift" (text and signature) section of the telegram. The script reads "Komme leider nicht Jomp Omp."

Created by gemini-2.0-flash-lite on 2025-05-17

Here's a description of the image:

Overall Impression:

The image is a scanned or photographed telegram form, likely from Austria. It's filled out with handwritten text and includes a postage stamp and a postal mark.

Specific Elements:

• Form: The form is titled "TELEGRAMM-AUFGABEBLATT," which translates to "Telegram Submission Form" in English. It's a blue-lined form, with sections for different pieces of information:
  • Fees (Gebühr, S, g)
  • Telegram Number
  • Telegram office
  • Word count (Wortanzahl)
  • Date and time (Aufgabedatum, Aufgabezeit)
  • Total amount due (Endbetrag)
  • Recipient's information (Name und Adresse des Empfängers:)
  • Sender's information (Absender (die Angaben werden nicht mittelegraphiert):)
  • The telegram text itself
  • Service notes (Dienstvermerke:)
• Handwriting: The form contains handwritten text. Some words can be made out:
  • "pomme lider mich"
  • A signature at the end, likely of the sender.
• Stamp: A postage stamp from the "REPUBLIK ÖSTERREICH" (Republic of Austria) is affixed to the form. The stamp depicts a portrait, possibly of a person wearing a hat, and has the denomination "6 S".
• Postal Mark: A circular postal mark from Vienna (WIEN-FI) and dated "20.12.75-18" (December 20, 1975, at 18:00). It also includes the time of acceptance of the telegram, which is "1300".

Overall, the image offers a glimpse into a historical mode of communication - a telegram sent from Austria in the mid-1970s.

Created by us.mistral.pixtral-large-2502-v1:0 on 2025-06-02

The image is of a telegram form, specifically a "TELEGRAMM-AUFGABEBLATT" (Telegram Submission Form) from Austria. Here are the details of the form:

1. Header Information:

   • Gebühr (Fee): There is a space to indicate the fee amount.
   • Übermittelt (Transmitted): This section is for the date and time the telegram is transmitted.
   • Aufgabenumer (Submission Number): A space for the submission number.
   • Aufgabeamt (Submission Office): The office where the telegram is submitted.
   • Aufgabeort (Submission Location): The location where the telegram is submitted.
   • Durch/Arbpl (Through/Workplace): The means or workplace through which the telegram is processed.

2. Recipient Information:

   • Angenommen (Received): This section is for the details of the person who received the telegram.
   • Bitte beachten Sie die Rückseite! (Please note the back!): A note to check the back of the form.
   • Absender (Sender): Name and address of the sender.
   • Name und Adresse des Empfängers (Name and Address of the Recipient): Space for the recipient's name and address.
   • Bestimmungsamt (Destination Office): The office where the telegram is destined.
   • Text und Unterschrift (Text and Signature): Space for the message text and the sender's signature.

3. Stamp and Postmark:

   • There is a postage stamp with a value of 6 Schilling (S) featuring an image of a person.
   • The postmark indicates the telegram was processed in Vienna on July 20, 1978.

4. Signature:

   • There is a handwritten signature at the bottom of the form.

5. Additional Information:

   • Fernschreibnummer (Telex Number): A space for the telex number.
   • **Absender (die Angaben werden nicht weitergeleitet) (Sender (the information is not forwarded)): ** A note indicating that the sender's information is not forwarded.

The form appears to be filled out with some handwritten details, including the signature and possibly the recipient's information. The stamp and postmark indicate that the telegram was sent from Vienna in 1978.

Created by Qwen/Qwen2.5-VL-7B-Instruct on 2025-07-04

This image shows a vintage Austrian telegram slip, also known as a "Telegramm-Aufgabebllatt." It has a light background with a grid of text fields and spaces for filling in details. The form is designed for sending telegrams and includes various sections for specifying the sender, recipient, content, and other relevant information.

The form includes fields for:

• "Gebühr" (which translates to "fee" or "charge") with columns for "S" and "g" (likely referencing the currency at the time, which was the Schilling).
• "Aufgabennummer" (task number).
• "Aufgabeamt" (task department).
• "Wortanzahl" (number of words), "Aufgabedatum" (date of the task), and "Aufgabezeit" (time of the task).
• "Dienstliche Hinweise" (official notes).
• "Dienstvermerke" (official marks).
• "Fernsprechnummer" (telephone number).
• "Name und Adresse des Empfängers" (name and address of the recipient).
• "Bestimmungsamt" (destination office).
• "Text und Unterschrift" (text and signature).

The form also features a stamp from the "Republik Österreich" (Republic of Austria) and a postmark indicating delivery and date. The text in the bottom right corner appears to be a handwritten message in a non-Latin script, possibly conveying a personal or informal note. The form is dated and stamped with a specific year, suggesting it was used in the mid-20th century.

Created by Qwen/Qwen2.5-VL-72B-Instruct on 2025-07-04

This image shows a telegram submission form (Telegramm-Aufgabeblatt) from Austria. The form is printed in blue on a beige background and is used for sending telegrams. It includes various fields for filling in details such as the sender's and recipient's information, the text of the telegram, and other administrative details.

Key elements of the image include:

1. Fields for Information:

   • Sections for the sender's name and address.
   • Fields for the recipient's name and address.
   • A space for the telegram text and signature.
   • Areas for administrative details like date, time, and fees.

2. Postage Stamp:

   • A postage stamp is affixed to the form. The stamp features a colorful illustration of a person wearing a hat, with the text "REPUBLIK ÖSTERREICH" (Republic of Austria) and the denomination "6 S".

3. Postmark:

   • There is a postmark stamp on the form indicating it was processed in Vienna (Wien) on September 20, 1979.

4. Handwritten Text:

   • The text "Komm lieber nicht" (Come not better) is handwritten in the text section of the telegram.

5. Additional Information:

   • The form includes instructions and notes for filling it out correctly, including references to fees and other administrative details.

The overall appearance suggests it is a vintage document used for sending telegrams in Austria during the late 1970s.