Interesting photos of the Byron Company’s photographers posing together for a photograph on the roof of Marceau's Studio in New York City.
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ReplyDeletePhotograph #6 could not have been taken in 1941-42 due to the damage to the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church which occurred during the bombing of Berlin in 1943, and the British flag (Union Jack) flying from the building to the left. This must have been taken late 1945 or after.
ReplyDeletePhotograph #10 also could not have been taken in 1941-42. This photograph must have been pre-1933 due to there being no damage to the Reichstag building or dome, which was severely damaged by fire in 1933 and was never restored during the war years.