Item:
ONSV5153

Original U.S. WWII US Marine Corps and US Navy Photo Album and Scrapbook Lot - 3 Albums

Item Description

Original Items: Only One Lot of 3 Available. This is a wonderful assortment of photo albums and scrapbooks. The one scrapbook is named to a photographer who enlisted in the Marine Corps for a short period of time for the sole purpose of documenting the Marines at war. The scrapbook is filled with camera setting notes, newspaper clippings, magazine cutouts, official documents and more.

There are actual pictures scattered throughout two of the albums and the largest of the three is a war time era scrapbook with images cut from various magazines, newspapers and other periodicals. This is a massive pictorial collection and is perfect for the document and ephemera collector of WWII.

Comes more than ready for further research and display.

Whether it is paintings on cave walls or writings chiseled in stone, mankind has been recording history since the beginning of time. The ability to document history photographically is a more recent invention, however, beginning with the daguerreotype in 1838. Photographs provide a very important visual connection to our ancestors. Shared family physical characteristics, hairstyles, clothing styles, family traditions, special events, and more provide a graphic portrayal of the lives of our ancestors, but if we do not properly care for our photographs, some of our history will fade away right along with those precious images.

The worst places to store your photographs are in an un-insulated attic or basement. Constant high temperatures and humidity in the summer and low temperatures and humidity in the winter can cause your photographs to become brittle and crack. In severe cases, it may cause separation of the emulsion (image) from the support (paper base) of the photo. Dampness can cause photographs to stick together. Insects and rodents, commonly found in basements, also like to feed on photos. The best conditions for storing photographs are in a location with a consistent temperature from 65°F–70°F with a relative humidity of about 50%. These aren't always possible in a home environment, however, so if your photographs are especially important to you, you may want to consider storing them in a safe deposit box at your bank where the conditions are ideal.

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