Vintage 1940s US Navy Sailors and Woman Snapshot Original Press Photo H477

Description

View Vintage 1940s US Navy Sailors and Woman Snapshot Original Press Photo H477 with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. You will receive the exact photo shown. Not a reproduction. You will receive the exact photo shown. Not a reproduction. -- Vintage 1940s US Navy Sailors and Woman Snapshot Original Press Photo -- Collectors and curators will find a compelling historical record in this original black and white snapshot capturing three US Navy sailors and a woman posing outdoors near tropical residential architecture. This tangible piece of mid-century Americana likely originates from a naval shore station or liberty port deployment in the Pacific or Southern regions, where military personnel frequently socialized with civilians during wartime leaves. Photographers during this era utilized consumer box cameras to document candid interpersonal dynamics against the backdrop of modest residential housing developments typical of mid-century coastal neighborhoods. This photograph exhibits standard silver gelatin emulsion characteristics on fiber-based photographic paper with a bordered edge and a numeric stamp on the reverse side. Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Photographic Images › Photographs.

Unit of Sale

Single Unit

Number of Items in Set

1

Material

Paper

Country of Origin

United States

Signed

No

Unit Quantity

1

Unit Type

Unit

Original/Licensed Reprint

Original

Country

United States

Continent

North America

Composition

Candid

Type

Photograph

Subject

Military & People

Image Color

Black & White

Finish

Glossy

Time Period Manufactured

1940-1949

Features

One of a Kind

Style

Snapshot

Number of Photographs

1

Antique

No

Vintage

Yes

Framing

Unframed

Photographer

Unknown

Production Technique

Film Photography

Featured Person/Artist

Unknown

City

Unknown

State

Unknown

Region

Unknown

Image Orientation

Landscape

Theme

Militaria & Social History

Index Number

4573

Filing Number

H477