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This is a collection of seven original vintage snapshot photographs depicting military life and training from the 1930s or 1940s. The lot features candid scenes of soldiers in uniform engaged in various activities, including target practice at a firing range, posing in camp with tents and vehicles like an ambulance and trucks, and a wider view of a military formation on a parade ground. One photograph also shows an excavation or construction site with workers and vehicles.One of the photographs bears a circular stamp on the back that reads "Kodak Minot, N. Dak.", indicating a possible location for some of these images. The backs of several photos also have handwritten numbers such as "9", "10", and "786". This lot of vernacular photography offers a glimpse into the everyday experiences of military personnel during the pre-WWII or early WWII era, making it a valuable addition for collectors of historical photography, military memorabilia, or those interested in genealogy and local history from Minot, North Dakota.This lot includes 7 individual silver gelatin snapshot photographs.Specifications:
* Photographer/Studio: Kodak (stamp on one photo)
* Location: Minot, N. Dak. (from stamp)
* Item Type/Format: Snapshot Photograph
* Subject: Military/Soldiers, Camp Life, Training, Vehicles, Architecture, Landscape
* Era/Date: 1930s-1940s
* Process: Silver Gelatin Print
* Features: Candid, Vernacular Photography, Historical
* Included Components: 7x Unmounted Snapshots
* Lot Count: 7
