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WWI Famous African American Soldiers of the 369th Infantry Parade Enhanced Photo

Offering professionally restored historic photos from the early 1900’s and up. Specializing in WWI; WWII; Vietnam; and Korea era photographs. All images are digitally enhanced new prints made from original photographs, negatives and digital archive files. All from credited, copyright free sources. A MEMORABLE MOMENT IN HISTORY… US WWI Photograph Famous New York African American soldiers return home. 369th Infantry, known as “Fighting 15th”, back from France, where they have covered themselves with glory, swing up Lenox Avenue, New York City, and receive royal welcome. ca. 1917-1918 The digitized, enhanced and cleaned photograph you receive is reproduced from the highest quality print, negative or digital file available from the credited source.

WWI African American Heros of the 369th Infantry Arrive Home Enhanced Photo

Offering professionally restored historic photos from the early 1900’s and up. Specializing in WWI; WWII; Vietnam; and Korea era photographs. All images are digitally enhanced new prints made from original photographs, negatives and digital archive files. All from credited, copyright free sources. A MEMORABLE MOMENT IN HISTORY… US WWI Photograph Famous African American regiment arrives home on the France. Heroes of 369th (old 15th) New York African American Infantry, first of Colonel Hayward’s command, return to this country, ready to debark at Hoboken, New Jersey. These men covered themselves with glory on the battlefields of France and not a man was captured by the Huns. Soldier in center is wearing a helmet which he took from one of the Huns. ca.

WWI African American Heros of the 369th Infantry Cheered by Crowd Enhanced Photo

Offering professionally restored historic photos from the early 1900’s and up. Specializing in WWI; WWII; Vietnam; and Korea era photographs. All images are digitally enhanced new prints made from original photographs, negatives and digital archive files. All from credited, copyright free sources. A MEMORABLE MOMENT IN HISTORY… US WWI Photograph Relatives and friends cheering the 369th Infantry as they pass in parade. New York City’s African American population turned out to greet the heroes of the 369th Infantry ,the old 15th of New York City, African American fighters who earned all the glories of war in France. ca. 1917-1918 The digitized, enhanced and cleaned photograph you receive is reproduced from the highest quality print, negative or digital file available from the credited source.

MALE PORTRAIT #0823-369 – LOCKER ROOM SERIES- free shipping in usa

Prints are available in 4×6 or 5×7 or 8×10 contact me for variations or custom orders Printed on gloss or matte, shipped unframed. all purchased items high resolution and upscaled. New customers please indicate your print size and printing preferences. Returning customers, your preferences are saved, unless otherwise specified. **IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEE ADDITIONAL VARIATIONS OF THIS SAMPLE GALLERY PHOTO PLEASE CONTACT ME ** **FREE SHIPPING WITHIN THE UNITED STATES** **PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME WITH ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS ITEM. ** I GUARANTEE A RESPONSE WITHIN 12 HOURS **by purchasing this item you are confirming you are of legal age to do so where you live. **ALL ITEMS PURCHASED ARE PACKAGED DISCREETLY AND WITH PROTECTION TO AVOID DAMAGE**ALL MODELS DEPICTED ARE 21YRS OF AGE OR OLDER PROOF ON FILE*****NO ASSUMPTION IS MADE INDICATING THE SEXUAL PREFERENCES OF ANY MODEL DEPICTED HEREIN**

Hendrickson Original Photo Hand Tinted Please Just Leave Me Alone 11×14 R369

Hendrickson Original Photo Hand Tinted Please Just Leave Me Alone 11×14 I’ve been buying and selling on eBay since the mid 1990s. My feedback speaks for itself. Bid with total confidence. Product Description: This is one of many great vintage & antique items we’re currently listing from various estates. Please take a look at our store categories and merchandise. You are bidding on: Hendrickson Original Photo Hand Tinted Please Just Leave Me Alone 11×14 *** Measures 11×14 Condition From the archives of photographer Rolland Hendrickson. These were developed by Mr. Hendrickson years ago and have been kept in his home studio. These are in excellent vintage condition. Please see photos for further details. Thanks for Looking.

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