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Portrait of Friedrich Hoffmann, circa 1940sPortrait of Kim Gu, 1948
Portrait of Friedrich Hoffmann, circa 1940sPortrait of Kim Gu, 1948
Portrait of Li Mi, late 1940sPortrait of Science Reporter for The New York Times, William L. Laurence, 1950s.
Portrait of Li Mi, late 1940sPortrait of Science Reporter for The New York Times, William L. Laurence, 1950s.
Portrait of US Army Air Force Lieutenant General Ira Eaker, 1948Prime Minister Ben Chifley at the launching of the first mass-produced Australian car at the General Motors-Holden factory, Fisherman
Portrait of US Army Air Force Lieutenant General Ira Eaker, 1948Prime Minister Ben Chifley at the launching of the first mass-produced Australian car at the General Motors-Holden factory, Fisherman's Bend, Melbourne, Australia, 1948
Prime Minister Ben Chifley outside the Provisional Parliament House in Canberra, Australia, 1948Prototype IS-7 heavy tank, 1948, photo 1 of 2
Prime Minister Ben Chifley outside the Provisional Parliament House in Canberra, Australia, 1948Prototype IS-7 heavy tank, 1948, photo 1 of 2
Prototype IS-7 heavy tank, 1948, photo 2 of 2South African Prime Minister Jan Smuts and his cabinet, 1948
Prototype IS-7 heavy tank, 1948, photo 2 of 2South African Prime Minister Jan Smuts and his cabinet, 1948
T-26 tank in Nationalist Chinese service during the Chinese Civil War, late 1940sThe central plaza of Selarang Barracks and surrounding buildings, Changi, Singapore, circa late 1940s
T-26 tank in Nationalist Chinese service during the Chinese Civil War, late 1940sThe central plaza of Selarang Barracks and surrounding buildings, Changi, Singapore, circa late 1940s
Two Diamond T trucks towing a Tortoise heavy assault tank belonging to the British Army of the Rhine on a 80-ton tilt-bed trailer during trials, Germany, 1948United States Coast Guard DUKW receiving maintenance, date unknown; note truck drive axle, propeller, and rudder
Two Diamond T trucks towing a Tortoise heavy assault tank belonging to the British Army of the Rhine on a 80-ton tilt-bed trailer during trials, Germany, 1948United States Coast Guard DUKW receiving maintenance, date unknown; note truck drive axle, propeller, and rudder
US Air Force portrait of Lieutenant General Curtis LeMay, circa 1948US Navy PBM-5A Mariner aircraft, circa late 1940s
US Air Force portrait of Lieutenant General Curtis LeMay, circa 1948US Navy PBM-5A Mariner aircraft, circa late 1940s
USN P-80B w SAM-N-2 Lark missiles, Naval Air Station Point Mugu, California, United States, 1948USS Brill at the San Francisco Naval Shipyard, San Francisco, California, United States, Sep 1947-Feb 1948
USN P-80B w SAM-N-2 Lark missiles, Naval Air Station Point Mugu, California, United States, 1948USS Brill at the San Francisco Naval Shipyard, San Francisco, California, United States, Sep 1947-Feb 1948
Viceroy of India Louis Mountbatten meeting with Tibetan politician Tsepon Shakabpa in India, 1948; note translator Kuladharma Ratna (gray suit) and member of Tibetan Trade Mission Pomdawa Lozang Yarpel (background)Wei Lihuang and others studying a field map, China, late 1940s
Viceroy of India Louis Mountbatten meeting with Tibetan politician Tsepon Shakabpa in India, 1948; note translator Kuladharma Ratna (gray suit) and member of Tibetan Trade Mission Pomdawa Lozang Yarpel (background)Wei Lihuang and others studying a field map, China, late 1940s

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