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Pixpast in the British Newpapers :) Bristol WW2 in colour
UncategorizedIm really delighted that the Bristol Post Newspaper did an amazing
3 page fold out on pixpast and its bristol color photos π yippeee π
Ian π
https://www.pressreader.com/similar/282239486850914
Bristol WW2 in colour
Picture Past Colour
photographs from
the Second World War
The Post was recently contacted by Ian Spring, a specialist collector and
dealer in colour photographs taken in WW2 who has found a few taken in
Bristol in 1943-44. He has very kindly sent us scans to show you now. We’ve
looked at them all very carefully and have been able to identify some of the
locations, but not all. Some of them were definitely taken in London, so we’ve
not reproduced them here, but some there’s a question mark over, so
perhaps you can help out. We don’t know the identity of the photographer,
but as the pictures were found by one of Mr Spring’s contacts in the United
States, he (or possibly she) was almost certainly American. S/he was probably
an officer; in the 1940s, buying colour film and getting it developed was
expensive on the pay of a private soldier, even an American one. One of the
photos, and possibly a second, show the U.S. hospital at Frenchay, so our
photographer may have been a medic of some kind.
In the late 1930s Kodak made its
new Kodachrome (initially designed
for home movies) available in
35mm format, while in Germany
Agfa introduced Agfacolor Neu.
Colour photography was expensive,
and it was almost impossible to take
pictures indoors, but there were
surprisingly large numbers of
colour photos taken, particularly by
Americans and Germans, and
collectors like Ian Spring are now
uncovering more and more of them
all the time.
With more than 33,000 colour
slides from the 1930s to 1945, Mr
Spring owns one of the world’s
leading collections of private
unpublished Second World War
colour photography.
For more information, and to buy
prints, see pixpast.com
The bomb damage, tidied up for the duration, as viewed from what was left of the old Wine Street. The spire of St
Nicholas is on the left and Christ Church with St Ewen in the centre.
Nissen huts (or are they American Quonset huts?
Can anyone tell the difference?), location unknown, but very
probably Frenchay Hospital. Frenchay Village Museum kindly showed BT some
contemporary photos which bear some resemblance to this scene. If this is the case, then
according to a map held by the Museum this was the “enlisted men’s quarters.” That is, accommodation
for men below officer rank. It might be that our anonymous photographer was one of the 298th’s staff.
A padre in British Army battledress, location
unknown, but it looks like some sort of
services camp. Frenchay did not have
wooden huts of this design though they
were very common elsewhere. Anyone
have any ideas? (Thought not, but
no harm in asking …) Was he
the man responsible for those
fine flower beds?
It took us ages to work
this one out. The
picture was taken on
Park Place, Clifton and
is looking towards the
premises of John E.
Pritchard, auctioneers
and valuers, on
Queens Road. This is
currently the premises
of the Skipton Building
Society. The building
to the left was a
branch of Barclays
Bank, which was later
demolished and
though Barclays still
occupies the site, the
visible part of this
photo is now a CafΓ©
Nero. Note also the
removal van of
Lalonde Brothers &
Parham, an old local
firm which (we think)
may have had its
Bristol offices at the
Pritchard premises.
Taken from what’s now Castle Park,
not far from the ruins of St Peter’s
Church and looking down Union
Street. You can just make out the
top of the Odeon cinema on the left.
a very rare new addition to the color slides of the Ian Spring Photographic Collection ( pixpast.com )
Uncategorizeda very rare new addition to the color slides of the Ian Spring Photographic Collection ( pixpast.com )
German 88mm Flak cannon mounted on Half-track. Destroyed by friendly fire. Stuka attack. Chemery-sur-Bar France 1940
14 May 1940.
1. Panzer-Division
just got this little mystery box of slides
Uncategorizedjust got this little mystery box of slides… costed.. dont laugh… 3 euros online but I just spotted the old metal frames could be war time… so for 3 euros I took a chance. They should be landing in the post box tomorrow.. .. lets see what happens
flak ww2 color slide
Uncategorizedgetting a great little agfacolor color slide in the post tomorrow.
A rare german privately taken agfacolor color slide (farbdia) showing
this: SD.KFZ.8 DB9 FLAK 18 88MM 1940
First company of the anti-tank battalion PanzerjΓ€ger-Abteilung 8 which
participated in the Invasion of Poland in 1939, the Battle of France in
1940.
There are very few original color photos of this beast and I am going to invest a lot of time restoring this one
Best wishes. Ian
http://www.pixpast.com
Ian Spring
ian.spring@gmail.com
Here are more sample sheets from my new color slides ( agfacolor farbdias )
UncategorizedHere are more sample sheets from my new color slides ( agfacolor farbdias )
Luftwaffe reporter / photographer Kriegsberichter Otto Vieth Ital Russia 1941-1942 original war time color photo slides ( agfacolor farbdias )
Luftwaffe reporter / photographer Kriegsberichter Otto Vieth Ital Russia 1941-1942 original war time color photo slides ( agfacolor farbdias )
Luftwaffe reporter / photographer Kriegsberichter Otto Vieth Ital Russia 1941-1942 original war time color photo slides ( agfacolor farbdias )
Luftwaffe reporter / photographer Kriegsberichter Otto Vieth Ital Russia 1941-1942 original war time color photo slides ( agfacolor farbdias )
Luftwaffe reporter / photographer Kriegsberichter Otto Vieth Ital Russia 1941-1942 original war time color photo slides ( agfacolor farbdias )
Schutz Reg 304.2.Pz-Div France Greece Russia Caucasus Prag original agfacolor farbdia color slides. Ian Spring Photographic Collection
rare collection of color slides from Ukraine
UncategorizedHi guys.
Here is a little information about the new war slide collection I acquired 2 weeks ago.
The photographer of the collection was a medical transport driver belonging to this unit:
Krankentransport-Abt. 562
Kranken-Transport-Abt. 562 * 26.08.1939 im Armeepaket “M” = MΓΌnster durch WK VI zu 3 spΓ€ter. 4 Kpn.
U: Armeetruppe: 5. Armee Niederrhein; 11.10.1939 6. Armee; 21.10.1939
12. Armee Eifel, Frankreich; 01.01.1941 17. Armee SΓΌdruΓland (HGr. “A”);
1944/45 Italien OB “West”; 1. Kp. Eifel 5. Pz.Armee
E: 6 Iserlohn, WK VI
Nearlly all his 2500 negatives, 370 color slides ( farbdias ) and 7 8mm home movies come from his time in Ukraine 1941 to 1943. ( so 17. Armee )
End of 1943 his medical transport unit was sent to Southern France to refit and then 1944 was sent to Italy.
Does anyone have a map showing the path of movement of the 17th army in Ukraine 1941 to 1943 ?
Thank you.
Ian

rare collection of color slides from Ukraine
UncategorizedHi guys.
Here is a little information about the new war slide collection I acquired 2 weeks ago.
The photographer of the collection was a medical transport driver belonging to this unit:
Krankentransport-Abt. 562
Kranken-Transport-Abt. 562 * 26.08.1939 im Armeepaket “M” = MΓΌnster durch WK VI zu 3 spΓ€ter. 4 Kpn.
U: Armeetruppe: 5. Armee Niederrhein; 11.10.1939 6. Armee; 21.10.1939
12. Armee Eifel, Frankreich; 01.01.1941 17. Armee SΓΌdruΓland (HGr. “A”);
1944/45 Italien OB “West”; 1. Kp. Eifel 5. Pz.Armee
E: 6 Iserlohn, WK VI
Nearlly all his 2500 negatives, 370 color slides and 7 8mm home movies come from his time in Ukraine 1941 to 1943. ( so 17. Armee )
End of 1943 his medical transport unit was sent to Southern France to refit and then 1944 was sent to Italy.
Does anyone have a map showing the path of movement of the 17th army in Ukraine 1941 to 1943 ?
Thank you.
Ian

very rare war time german photographic magazine added to pixpast.com
Uncategorizedvery rare war time german photographic magazine added to pixpast.com
German war time magazine for photography. Wehr Photographische Mitteilungen 1943 Heft 5
Keywords
German war time magazine for photography Wehr- Photographische Mitteilungen 1943 Heft 5 propaganda book kriegsberichter camera kamera fotos color cover photographer
German war time magazine for photography. Wehr Photographische Mitteilungen 1943 Heft 4
More rare private color photos and color film footage from the second world war. Private Ian Spring Collection. www.pixpast.com
UncategorizedGerman soldiers touring through the gates of Palace of Versailles. France 1940
German soldiers touring the Palace of Versailles France 1940. Equestrian statue of Louis XIV
Destroyed centre of Rouen France 1940
Destroyed centre of Rouen France 1940.
Church Of St Ouen Rouen and Saint Maclou Church.
CinΓ©ma Omnia on right side
Destroyed British Cruiser Mk IV Tank in Rouen France 1940. 1st Armoured Division of the British Expeditionary Force
Collection of rare German war time color and black and white photo camera film
Collection rare German war time color black white photo camera film kamera filme negative agfa agfacolor foto isopan perutz adox packaging design box boxes papier paper cannister reel farbfilm karat dias farbdias farbdiaCaptured Russian T-26 panzer tank (1933 version with cylindrical turret) Smolensk, summer 1942.
German Training centre for Russian Cossack POA volunteers in German service, Smolensk Russia 1942. Legionslager
Uspenski cathedral, Smolensk, 1941, German infantry waiting, 10th Motorised infantry division repair werkstatt
American GI soldier standing beside captured German 15 cm sIG 33 Howitzer. Army barracks. Homburg Germany 1945
Russian Ilyushin fighter aircraft crash into house, Khislavichi, area Smolensk, 1942, 10th Motorised infantry division
Wartime train crash between 2 German supply trains. Russian Front 1942. Kraftfahr-Ersatz-Abteilung 45. 177. Division
German soldiers pushing a 15cm Artillery cannon over the General Pfeffer Bridge. Medwedowka. Tscherkassy 1941
A German soldier photographs his weapons. Polish Russian border summer 1944.
German army supply train burning after Russian air force aerial attack. Poland 1944.
German army caterpillar truck RSO Raupenschlepper Ost. Steyr 1500A light truck. Moving food supplies. Russian front 1943
American Army AirForce training instructor with USAF Army Campaign Hat and mascot pet Fox. Larson Air Force Base 1942
Kraftfahr Ersatz Abteilung 23. Motor vehicle replacement department. Sorau Kaserne. 1940 Lausitz
German army Doctor. December 1942. Sologubovka, Leningrad Oblast, Russia. 24th Infantry Division.
DRGM ELBE farbdias dias glasdias farbdias diasammlung dia nachlass dia konvolut opa dias, krieg, militar, farbfilm, privatfilm
UncategorizedDRGM ELBE farbdias dias glasdias farbdias diasammlung dia nachlass dia konvolut opa dias, krieg, militar, farbfilm, privatfilm
original wwii ww2 color colour photo – German army Doctor. December 1942. Sologubovka, Leningrad Oblast, Russia. 24th Infantry Division.
















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