Morozov again,help needed with the text on backside & any idea of what kind was the original photo?

[Atlas]

Hello,

I have this photograph frame in guided silver and I think it is ivory,hallmarked supplier to the court Morozov ,St.Petersburg (1896-1908)


On the backside there is a text in cyrillic.

On the backside there is a text in cyrillic.I think it perhaps stands for something like `Marine Department` or `Seafare ministry` or something in that direction.
So I would need some help with the translation and perhaps it stands for some specific instance or office / department /section or something else?
An elder russian lady here said that it stands for a newspaper company during those days(?).

In any case I will be more than grateful for any ideas & tips that might lead me any further regarding this matter.

Another subject regarding this very same object is that it is missing the original picture / photo.
And I am trying to figure out what kind of a picture it has originally had.
Perhaps someone here can give me some hints / advice leading to the correct direction?

Thank you in advance in any case.

[Goldstein]

Hello Atlas -
unfortunately your photos of the details (marks, text) are too small = ilegible. Please enlarge them and post again.

Another subject regarding this very same object is that it is missing the original picture / photo.
And I am trying to figure out what kind of a picture it has originally had.
Perhaps someone here can give me some hints / advice leading to the correct direction?

A nice joke!

Regards
Goldstein

[Atlas]

[Qrt.S]

Still poor photos. The only thing that can be said is that the frame is made between 1899-1908 most likely in Moscow. One problem is also that you are showing only the hallmarks and no maker's mark.