WORLD WAR II VINTAGE PRESS PRINTS, INCLUDING VIEWS BY RAMAGE & BROEDERICK, 1944-1945

WORLD WAR II VINTAGE PRESS PRINTS, INCLUDING VIEWS BY RAMAGE & BROEDERICK, 1944-1945.

A group of vintage silver gelatin press prints (14), measuring between 12 x 18.5 (smallest), and 15.5 x 21cm (largest), one with captions affixed recto and verso, twelve with captions affixed only verso, and one with caption typed directly onto sheet verso, all but two with Keystone stamp verso. Photographers include Fred Ramage and Broederick, subjects include "Are You Lost Buddy? - 300 Yards to the Fighting Line; German Giant Tanks Litter the Road to Perriers; Suspected French Collaborator Grande Guillotte; Nazi Prisoners on Normandy Beaches Await Deportation; Clearing Out a German Gun Emplacement at Cherbourg; Battle Pictures from the Cherbourg Area; Guns Blown Out of Emplacement in Normandy; Wounded Attended Near Carentan; These Foxholes Are Too Dangerous During Daylight; Pontoon Ferry Bringing Anti-Tank Half-Track Across the River Moselle; the Cathedral in Avranches; Graves of American Soldiers Mined by the Germans; the New American Offensive in Normandy (2)