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obrigado por compartilhar ...são originais ou coolorizadas por computador ....qual é a fonte??/ plastiresiabços paulo r morgado - sp - sp
Paulo,
Recebi de um amigo e se pesquisar no Google você vai encontrar muitas outras semelhantes. Pelo tipo de definição, me parecem originais e não colorizadas.
https://www.google.com.br/sear...Zw-flBR6KtCFbg32ktIY
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Lindas fotos. Se não me engano, são da Life, e são coloridas, não colorizadas.
Olha outra aqui:
Mais umas, mas de bombardeiros.
Adorei essa nose-art!
controlled cities after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor
Easy riders: Three American military personnel, possibly ground crewmen, sit on their bicycles in front of a B-17 bomber named 'Berlin Sleeper II'
Good luck charm: Portrait of an unidentified American servicemen, possibly the tail gunner of a B-17 bomber, with a child's bunny doll tucked into the waistband of his fur-lined-flight suit and a type B-4 life preserver, known as a 'Mae West'
Inspiring trailblazer: American photographer and journalist Margaret Bourke-White was the country's first accredited female photographer during WWII, and the first authorized to fly on a combat mission
Below are additional color photographs depicting WWII-era US bombers from other Image collections.
Flying machine: A B-17 bomber makes its way to England to aid the British in World War II circa 1941
Pep talk: Before taking off on a mission in 1944 a Flying Fortress crew in England receives a talk from 26-year-old Chaplain James O. Kincannon, a Van Bueren, Arkansas, minister affectionately known as 'Chaplain Jim'
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Espetacular !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
