Portrait photo of Ian Stewart Spring with his Leica III built 1934 in 2025
Portrait photo of Ian Stewart Spring with his Leica III built 1934 in 2025
Wehrmacht officer of the 59th Reconnaissance Battalion. 8th Panzer Division. Russia August 1942. Green Jager pipping
Family sitting room Germany 1939. With World Globe and framed portrait of Sailor son. Segelschulschiff Horst Wessel
Training sailing ship of the Kriegsmarine. Red pin on Globe location of ship.
Wehrmacht officer of the 59th Reconnaissance Battalion. 8th Panzer Division. Russia August 1942. Green Jager pipping
German Army Artillery Unteroffizier M36 tunic. 43rd Panzerjager Battalion. 8. Panzer-Division. CHOLM POCKET. August 1942
German Luftwaffe Flieger Feldwebel with yellow Collar Tabs. With yellow scarf and pilots air force cap. Germany 1941
German Luftwaffe Flight Feldwebel poses in front of airbase and bomber plane. France 1940
Young man enlisting in Wehrmacht in Garmisch Bavaria Germany 1939. Gebirgsjager Regiment 98
Young German man in his RAD Reichsarbeitsdienst uniform. Building and repairing roads in Russia 1942
Portrait of German Painter / Artist in Stuttgart Germany 1939
German Fallschirmjager Paratrooper in uniform with Luftwaffe Parachutist Badge. Visiting family in Neuotting Germany 1941
Member of the 166th Signal Company. On board a landing craft off shore from the beaches of Omaha Normandy D-Day plus 10
Photographer: Lt. Joseph (Joe) M. Zinni 166th Signal Photo Company
Very tired looking german army recruitment officer in the district of Munich city. Germany 1943
A self portrait of a very young Vienna Austrian photographer before entering the war.
portrait of an old man in Finland 9th April 1944
by Hugo Krause
American OHIO Family portrait vintage car son and mother America 1942 Kodachrome
German Fallschirmjager Paratrooper in uniform with Luftwaffe Parachutist Badge. Visiting family in Neuotting Germany 1941
Staff Portrait of the German 290th infantry division Baking Company Backerei-Komp. 290 I.D. In France 1940 captured french army flag