Majory Collins (American, 1912-1985). A Group of 5 Photographs of New York, New Jersey, and Virginia (5 works), 1942-194... (Total: 5 )

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Majory Collins (American, 1912-1985)
A Group of 5 Photographs of New York, New Jersey, and Virginia (5 works), 1942-1943
Gelatin silver, printed 1970s
9-1/2 x 7 inches (24.1 x 17.8 cm), or the reverse and slightly smaller

Titles include: Waiting for Trains at Pennslyvania Railroad Station, 1942; Project Occupant Tending his Victory Garden, FSA Trailer Camp Project for Negroes, Arlington, Virginia, 1942; Mechanic in a New Jersey Garage, Office of Defense Transportation Badge Means that he can Travel the Highways on Business Despite Rationing, 1943; Italian-American Café Espresso Shop on MacDougal Street where Coffee and Soft Drinks are Sold, the Coffee Machine Cost $1,000, 1942; and, The DiCostanzo Family, Owners of a Restaurant on Mulberry Street, Hold their Annual Family Dinner in the Restaurant on New Years Eve, New York, New York, 1942.


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