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Portrait of Nikolai Vatutin, 1937Portrait of Yan Xishan, date unknown
Portrait of Nikolai Vatutin, 1937Portrait of Yan Xishan, date unknown
Postcard featuring a AT-2 aircraft of Japan Air Transport airliner, circa 1937Preston
Postcard featuring a AT-2 aircraft of Japan Air Transport airliner, circa 1937Preston's ship data plaque, photographed at the Mare Island Navy Yard, California, United States, circa 1937
Prince Albert the Duke of York and the Duchess of York with their two daughters, Princess Elizabeth (the future Queen Elizabeth II) and Princess Margaret, late 1930s.PZL.23A light bombers at Okęcie Airport, Warsaw, Poland, late 1930s; note PZL.7 or PZL.11 fighters in the background
Prince Albert the Duke of York and the Duchess of York with their two daughters, Princess Elizabeth (the future Queen Elizabeth II) and Princess Margaret, late 1930s.PZL.23A light bombers at Okęcie Airport, Warsaw, Poland, late 1930s; note PZL.7 or PZL.11 fighters in the background
SdKfz. 222 light armored cars of the Chinese 88th Division, China, circa late 1930sShark plowing through waves, late 1930s
SdKfz. 222 light armored cars of the Chinese 88th Division, China, circa late 1930sShark plowing through waves, late 1930s
Soviet submarine ShCh-324, circa late 1930s or early 1940sThe first Ar 95 prototype aircraft at rest, Germany, 1937
Soviet submarine ShCh-324, circa late 1930s or early 1940sThe first Ar 95 prototype aircraft at rest, Germany, 1937
Troops of German 29th Division laying communication wire during field maneuvers, Bad Sachsa, Germany, 1937; note Büssing-NAG G31 truckUSS Indianapolis at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, circa 1937
Troops of German 29th Division laying communication wire during field maneuvers, Bad Sachsa, Germany, 1937; note Büssing-NAG G31 truckUSS Indianapolis at Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, circa 1937
USS New Mexico and USS Lexington, Puget Sound Navy Yard, Bremerton, Washington, United States, 1937USS S-27, late 1930s
USS New Mexico and USS Lexington, Puget Sound Navy Yard, Bremerton, Washington, United States, 1937USS S-27, late 1930s
Vehicles of Japanese 2nd Tank Regiment on the move, mid- to late-1930sView of battleship Nagato
Vehicles of Japanese 2nd Tank Regiment on the move, mid- to late-1930sView of battleship Nagato's bow and superstructure, Japan, circa 1930s
Werner von Fritsch and Ludwig Beck in conversation during maneuvers in in Mecklenburg and Pomerania, Germany, 1937XB-14A prototype bomber at rest, pre-26 Feb 1941
Werner von Fritsch and Ludwig Beck in conversation during maneuvers in in Mecklenburg and Pomerania, Germany, 1937XB-14A prototype bomber at rest, pre-26 Feb 1941
Chinese Ambassador Cheng Tianfang immediately after he had presented his credentials to Adolf Hitler, Berlin, Germany, Jan 1936; seen in 12 Apr 1936 issue of China PictorialView of Soryu
Chinese Ambassador Cheng Tianfang immediately after he had presented his credentials to Adolf Hitler, Berlin, Germany, Jan 1936; seen in 12 Apr 1936 issue of China PictorialView of Soryu's wake from the after end of the boat stowage deck during a speed trial, Japan, Nov 1937

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