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Author
Aspioti-ELKA (Firm)
Full Title
KATAΣTPOΦEΣ ΣIΔHPOΔPOMΩ (1).
List No
14295.073
Note
Four black and white photographs picturing Greece, showing the destruction of railroads during World War II, inflicted by Axis Powers. Accompanied by descriptive text on facing page in Greek, French, English and Russian, entitled, Pictures of destructions of the railway-system. Description begins: Even more systematic destruction was done to the railways ... Together, photographs are 40 x 31 cm, on sheet 47 x 35 cm. First in a series of two sets of photographs showing the destruction of Greek railroads during World War II. (Plate number 31, according to descriptive text.) Within the fourth section of the atlas, The destruction of public works.
Author
Aspioti-ELKA (Firm)
Full Title
[KATAΣTPOΦEΣ ΣIΔHPOΔPOMΩ] (2).
List No
14295.075
Note
Four black and white photographs picturing Greece, showing the destruction of railroads during World War II, inflicted by Axis Powers. Accompanied by descriptive text on facing page in Greek, French, English and Russian, entitled, Pictures of destructions of the railway-system. Description begins: Engineering workshops, water-reservoirs, railway stations and all other installations were equally destroyed as bridges ... Together, photographs are 40 x 31 cm, on sheet 47 x 35 cm. Second in a series of two sets of photographs showing the destruction of Greek railroads during World War II. (Title taken from first set in series.) (Plate number 32, according to descriptive text.) Within the fourth section of the atlas, The destruction of public works.
Author
United States. War Department
Full Title
Position of iron clads, January 15th, 1865. Engine "Hero" destroyed partially by rebels when avacuating (sic) Atlanta, Ga. (with) Rebel lines, Atlanta, Ga. looking across Augusta R.R. to the southward. (with) Rebel line on Augusta R.R. ... looking south. (with) Rebel lines on west side of Atlanta, Ga. looking southward. (with) Rebel lines, Atlanta, Ga. (with) U.S. Rolling Mill at Chattanooga, Tenn. (with) Ruins of rolling mill and cars destroyed by rebels on evacuation of Atlanta, Ga. (with) Round-house, Chattanooga R.R. at Atlanta, Ga. (with) Potter House, Atlanta, Ga. showing effects of bombardment. Julius Bien & Co., Lith., N.Y. (1891-1895)
List No
1780.129
Note
Ten sepia-toned lithographs. Some accompany report of Capt. O.M. Poe. U.S. Rolling Mill from original photograph in Office of the Chief of Engineers, U.S. Army. Iron clads from original in archives of the U.S. Coast Survey. Ships shown: Minnesota, Wabash, Mahopac, Canonicus, Iron Sides, Monadnock, Saugus, Malvern and Brooklyn.
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![32. [KATAΣTPOΦEΣ ΣIΔHPOΔPOMΩ] (2). [Pictures of destructions of the railway-system].](https://www.davidrumsey.com/rumsey/Size1/RUMSEY~8~1/195/14295075.jpg)
