I had the same thought about the sadness of the original owner never
having the joy of having the film developed, seeing the prints for the
first time, etc. It appears this soldier might have been wounded, as he
seems to have returned, for at least part of his trip, on a hospital ship.
Earl
AG Schnozz wrote:
>>Intriguing! Anyone know where the pix were made?
>>
>>
>
>Italy, New York harbor, unknown US locations. Time? Looks like
>the closing days of WWII and the return to stateside.
>
>What is sad is that some American GI took these precious
>pictures and probably had the camera and film stolen before he
>had the film developed. If he's still alive, he most likely
>still regrets the loss.
>
>Makes me wonder if the shot with the auto license plates could
>be identified and researched.
>
>AG
>
>
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