Marjory Collins (American, 1912-1985). Group of 8 Photographs, 1942-1943. Gelatin silver prints, printed later, ferrotyp... (Total: 8 )

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Marjory Collins (American, 1912-1985)
Group of 8 Photographs, 1942-1943
Gelatin silver prints, printed later, ferrotyped
8 x 10 inches (20.3 x 25.4 cm) (sheets, each)

Titles include: Window of a Jewish Religious Shop on Broom Street, New York; Waiting for Trains at the Pennsylvania Railroad Station, New York; Window Display in the General Store, Emmitsburg, Maryland; Italian-American Children Buying Stamps and Bonds at Public School Eight on King Street From Mothers Who Volunteer to Guard Doorways and Perform Other Duties in Schools Under the School Defense Aid Program, New York; Schoolboys Go Voluntarily From House to House Collecting Scrap Paper in Connection With the Campaign in the District Schools, Washington D.C.; Bricklaying at the Armstrong Technical High School, Washington, D.C.; The Sign Appeared at One Upper Wisconsin Avenue Gas Station by 8:30 A.M., Washington, D.C.; At 7 A.M. On June 21st, the Day Before Stricter Gas Rationing Was Enforced, Cars Were Pouring Into This Gas Station on Upper Wisconsin, Washington D.C..


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