Some Nice WW 11 Pictures
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Came right up theo. Outstanding pix. Crap, we were all so young in our respective wars. Just kids believing in our Great Country & still doing so.
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I am stunned by the resolution, I had no idea we were that good photographically 70 years ago. Great content too - we all need something to rally around.
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Wow! Great photos.
My great-aunt was a riveter during WWII.
My great-aunt was a riveter during WWII.
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none of the gals has much fat hanging on them
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Probably due to a real shortage of Fast Fat I mean Fast Food restaurants.
Dont know much about this but i'am told those pictures were kodachrome 35mm slides transfered to digatal and probaly tweaked some, who ever did them did a good job ! I very much like the picture towards the end of the two men sitting in the yardmasters office with the coal or woodstove. I'am a sucker for those type pictures !!
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They were 4x5 Kodachromestheo wrote:Dont know much about this but i'am told those pictures were kodachrome 35mm slides
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Shulman's Market eventually closed, replaced by condo's in the 1960's.
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Different type of people back then, everyone would do whatever had to be done to help in the war effort, Now people wait for someone else to fight for them & call them fools for doing it while at the very same time taking advantage of what those & the ones before them fought for.