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Image 1 — WW2 Era Letter Written by American Tank Commander Who Would Be Killed in Action on Okinawa. Details in comments.
Image 2 — WW2 Era Letter Written by American Tank Commander Who Would Be Killed in Action on Okinawa. Details in comments.
Image 3 — WW2 Era Letter Written by American Tank Commander Who Would Be Killed in Action on Okinawa. Details in comments.
Image 4 — WW2 Era Letter Written by American Tank Commander Who Would Be Killed in Action on Okinawa. Details in comments.
Image 5 — WW2 Era Letter Written by American Tank Commander Who Would Be Killed in Action on Okinawa. Details in comments.
Image 6 — WW2 Era Letter Written by American Tank Commander Who Would Be Killed in Action on Okinawa. Details in comments.
Image 7 — WW2 Era Letter Written by American Tank Commander Who Would Be Killed in Action on Okinawa. Details in comments.
Image 8 — WW2 Era Letter Written by American Tank Commander Who Would Be Killed in Action on Okinawa. Details in comments.
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WW2 Era Letter Written by American Tank Commander Who Would Be Killed in Action on Okinawa. Details in comments.

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WW2 Era Letter Written by American Tank Commander Who Would Be Killed in Action on Okinawa. Details in comments.

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WW2 Era Letter Written by American Tank Commander Who Would Be Killed in Action on Okinawa. Details in comments.

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▲ 124 r/Historycord

WW2 Era Letter Written by American Tank Commander Who Would Be Killed in Action on Okinawa. Details in comments.

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▲ 65 r/missouri

WW2 Era Letter Written by Missouri Native Who Would Be Killed in Action on Okinawa. Details in comments.

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▲ 121 r/ephemera

Pre WW2 Era PenPal Letter From British Soldier In England To American Woman. Lots of Detailed Descriptions of the English Countryside. Details in comments.

u/Heartfeltzero — 4 days ago
▲ 120 r/oregon

Pre WW2 Era PenPal Letter From British Soldier In England To American Woman In Oregon. Lots of interesting descriptive writing about Oregon and England. Details in comments.

u/Heartfeltzero — 4 days ago
▲ 77 r/europe

Pre WW2 Era PenPal Letter From British Soldier In England To American Woman. Lots of Detailed Descriptions of the English Countryside. Details in comments. [OC]

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▲ 73 r/england

Pre WW2 Era PenPal Letter From British Soldier In England To American Woman. Lots of Detailed Descriptions of the English Countryside. Details in comments.

u/Heartfeltzero — 5 days ago
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Anyone know somewhere in ABQ I can get Film negatives scanned affordably?

As the title says, I’m trying to find somewhere I can scan 35mm and 120 fill negatives. I develop my own film at home but don’t have a scanner able to scan them. I’ve looked into picture perfect photo lab but it looks like they charge $16 per roll just for scanning, but I can have my film developed and scanned for that price using the darkroom film lab online. So I’m hoping to find somewhere else a little more affordable that has a film scanner available to the public. I appreciate any recommendations.

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WW2 Era Satirical Leaflet “Last Will Of Adolf Hitler” 1942. Details in comments.

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WW2 Era Satirical Leaflet “Last Will Of Adolf Hitler” 1942. Details in comments.

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WW2 Era Satirical Leaflet “Last Will Of Adolf Hitler” 1942. Details in comments.

u/Heartfeltzero — 2 months ago
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My WW1 Era “The Soldiers Kodak” Vest Pocket Autographic Kodak Camera, 1917.

Eastman Kodak released the Vest Pocket Autographic camera in 1915. It quickly became one of the most popular cameras of its era. Small enough to fit in a soldier’s tunic pocket, it was marketed by Kodak as “The Soldier’s Camera.” Servicemen heading to Europe were encouraged to bring along a Vest Pocket Kodak and send photographs of their experiences back home. The Autographic model allowed photographers to write notes directly onto the film between exposures using a small metal stylus. These notes, such as dates, locations, or names, would appear on the developed negatives.

The camera used 127 roll film and featured a simple lens with adjustable aperture settings and shutter speeds of 1/25 and 1/50 second. Many surviving candid photographs from the First World War are believed to have been taken with Vest Pocket Kodaks. Based on its serial number, this particular camera dates to approximately 1917.

u/Heartfeltzero — 2 months ago
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Post WW1 Era PenPal Letter From British Soldier in England To American Woman. Details in comments.

u/Heartfeltzero — 2 months ago