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Type 89 I-Go medium tank, circa 1930sUnited States Navy coaling station, Tiburon, California, 1930s.
Type 89 I-Go medium tank, circa 1930sUnited States Navy coaling station, Tiburon, California, 1930s.
USS Canopus with submarines (left to right) S-37, S-40, S-36, S-38, S-41, and S-39, 1930sUSS Canopus, Shanghai, China, 1930s; note motion picture screen attached to the main mast
USS Canopus with submarines (left to right) S-37, S-40, S-36, S-38, S-41, and S-39, 1930sUSS Canopus, Shanghai, China, 1930s; note motion picture screen attached to the main mast
USS Northampton at anchor, location unknown, 1930s. Note the sailor in the Bosun’s Chair hanging from the bow.USS Northampton on the East River under Manhattan Bridge, New York City, New York, United States, 1930s.
USS Northampton at anchor, location unknown, 1930s. Note the sailor in the Bosun’s Chair hanging from the bow.USS Northampton on the East River under Manhattan Bridge, New York City, New York, United States, 1930s.
USS Northampton underway, location unknown, early 1930s.USS S-31 entering Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, circa 1932
USS Northampton underway, location unknown, early 1930s.USS S-31 entering Pearl Harbor, US Territory of Hawaii, circa 1932
Vickers-Carden-Loyd A4E11 Light Amphibious Tank making landfall, 1930sVickers-Carden-Loyd A4E12 Light Amphibious Tank in water, 1930s
Vickers-Carden-Loyd A4E11 Light Amphibious Tank making landfall, 1930sVickers-Carden-Loyd A4E12 Light Amphibious Tank in water, 1930s
Vickers-Carden-Loyd A4E12 Light Amphibious Tank in water, 1930sVickers-Carden-Loyd Light Amphibious Tank, 1930s
Vickers-Carden-Loyd A4E12 Light Amphibious Tank in water, 1930sVickers-Carden-Loyd Light Amphibious Tank, 1930s
Yubari, circa 1930sA Japanese observation post, circa winter 1931-1932; note armored car in foreground
Yubari, circa 1930sA Japanese observation post, circa winter 1931-1932; note armored car in foreground
Japanese FT-17 tank in Jinzhou, Liaoning Province, China, Jan 1932Japanese Navy Crossley armored cars fighting at the intersection of North Szechuen Road and Kewkong Road (now Sichuan North Road and Qiujiang Road), near the old Isis Theater, Shanghai, China, Jan 1932
Japanese FT-17 tank in Jinzhou, Liaoning Province, China, Jan 1932Japanese Navy Crossley armored cars fighting at the intersection of North Szechuen Road and Kewkong Road (now Sichuan North Road and Qiujiang Road), near the old Isis Theater, Shanghai, China, Jan 1932
Light cruiser Jintsu at Kure, Japan, late Jan 1932Japanese troops in front of burning buildings, Shanghai, China, 28 Jan 1932
Light cruiser Jintsu at Kure, Japan, late Jan 1932Japanese troops in front of burning buildings, Shanghai, China, 28 Jan 1932
Barbed wire protecting the Shanghai International Settlement during the First Battle of Shanghai, China, 1932British troops in the Shanghai International Settlement during the First Battle of Shanghai, China, 1932
Barbed wire protecting the Shanghai International Settlement during the First Battle of Shanghai, China, 1932British troops in the Shanghai International Settlement during the First Battle of Shanghai, China, 1932

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