Militärfotograf Hiromitsu Karasawa - zwei Alben mit persönlichen Fotos und Dokumenten - photo 1

Militärfotograf Hiromitsu Karasawa - zwei Alben mit persönlichen Fotos und Dokumenten

Lot 11083
06.12.2024 16:00UTC +01:00
Classic
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AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
Buyer Premium25 %
ID 1346047
Lot 11083 | Militärfotograf Hiromitsu Karasawa - zwei Alben mit persönlichen Fotos und Dokumenten
Militärfotograf Hiromitsu Karasawa - zwei Alben mit persönlichen Fotos und Dokumenten
Ein neues Lederalbum mit ca. 120 zeitgenössischen Schwarzweißfotos der 1930er/40er Jahre in unterschiedlichen Formaten (5 x 7 cm bis 9 x 14 cm), dabei China, MG, Eisenbahn, Panzer, Flugzeuge etc. Dazu eine neue Mappe mit zehn Fotos und zwei persönlichen Armbinden sowie mehreren japanischen Dokumenten. Partiell leicht beschädigt, Altersspuren.
Eindrucksvolle, seltene Gruppe.
Military photographer Hiromitsu Karasawa – two albums with personal photographs and documents
A two-piece tank winter suit
Gepolsterter brauner Lederhelm mit Beriemung und Stempelung, Lederemblem. Öffnungen für die Ohren mit Druckknöpfen verschließbar. Gefütterte Jacke mit Pelzbesatz und einer Tasche auf der linken Brustseite (kleinere Reparaturstellen, unterschiedliche Knöpfe). Dazu die ebenfalls gefütterte Hose mit Stempelung in Form einer Latzhose, intakte Schnürung an den Beinabschlüssen. Weiter ein Paar gefütterte Stulpenhandschuhe mit Lederbesatz auf den Handflächen, jeweils mit Stempelungen und Lederriemen. Eine Schutzbrille mit Polsterung und unleserlichem Herstellerstempel, Gummizugband. Ein Paar braune Lederstiefel.
Condition: II
Place of origin:Japan
Auction house category:Uniforms and insignia
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