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Portrait of Wilhelm Canaris, circa late 1920sPost exchange at the USMC base at Quantico, Virginia, United States, circa 1929
Portrait of Wilhelm Canaris, circa late 1920sPost exchange at the USMC base at Quantico, Virginia, United States, circa 1929
Post fire station at the USMC base at Quantico, Virginia, United States, circa 1929Post fire station at the USMC base at Quantico, Virginia, United States, circa 1929
Post fire station at the USMC base at Quantico, Virginia, United States, circa 1929Post fire station at the USMC base at Quantico, Virginia, United States, circa 1929
Puyi with Japanese representatives, Tianjin, China, late 1920sQuantico shipyard, Virginia, United States, circa 1929
Puyi with Japanese representatives, Tianjin, China, late 1920sQuantico shipyard, Virginia, United States, circa 1929
Quantico shipyard, Virginia, United States, circa 1929Quartermaster
Quantico shipyard, Virginia, United States, circa 1929Quartermaster's office at USMC base at Quantico, Virginia, United States, circa 1929
Regimental headquarters building at the USMC base at Quantico, Virginia, United States, circa 1929Residence of the commanding general of the USMC base at Quantico, Virginia, United States, circa 1929
Regimental headquarters building at the USMC base at Quantico, Virginia, United States, circa 1929Residence of the commanding general of the USMC base at Quantico, Virginia, United States, circa 1929
Rifle range of the USMC base at Quantico, Virginia, United States, circa 1929Soviet T-18 light tank near the Chinese Eastern Railway, near Zabaykalsky, Russia, 1929
Rifle range of the USMC base at Quantico, Virginia, United States, circa 1929Soviet T-18 light tank near the Chinese Eastern Railway, near Zabaykalsky, Russia, 1929
T4M-1 aircraft flying over USS Saratoga, 1929The 5,800-ton cargo ship Odin nearing completion on Slip II of Nordseewerke shipyard, Emden, Germany, 1929
T4M-1 aircraft flying over USS Saratoga, 1929The 5,800-ton cargo ship Odin nearing completion on Slip II of Nordseewerke shipyard, Emden, Germany, 1929
USS Lexington (top), USS Saratoga (center), and USS Langley (bottom) at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, Bremerton, Washington, United States, 1929USS S-44 departing Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, 1929
USS Lexington (top), USS Saratoga (center), and USS Langley (bottom) at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, Bremerton, Washington, United States, 1929USS S-44 departing Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, 1929
View of USMC base at Quantico, Virginia, United States, circa 1929View of USMC base at Quantico, Virginia, United States, circa 1929; note disarmed WW1-era gun on display
View of USMC base at Quantico, Virginia, United States, circa 1929View of USMC base at Quantico, Virginia, United States, circa 1929; note disarmed WW1-era gun on display
View of USMC base at Quantico, Virginia, United States, circa 1929; note disarmed WW1-era gun on displayWinston Churchill and Charlie Chaplin in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States, 1929
View of USMC base at Quantico, Virginia, United States, circa 1929; note disarmed WW1-era gun on displayWinston Churchill and Charlie Chaplin in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States, 1929

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