1943 Print Gasmata Airfield Airport Crater Bombing World War II Papua New FZ7 ZZ15 An alumnus of Olivet College

An alumnus of Olivet College

This is an original 1915 halftone print of the building of Life Insurance Company located in the capital city of Montevideo in Uruguay

This is an original 1937 photogravure of the city of El Oued or El Wed in Algeria

This is an original 1908 color print of an illustration by Trevor Haddon of the Tower and Aqueduct at The Alhambra in Granada

1943 Print Gasmata Airfield Airport Crater Bombing World War II Papua New FZ7 ZZ15 An alumnus of Olivet CollegeThis is an original 1943 halftone print of the aftermath of bombing on Gasmata, Papua New Guinea. The white scratches are fallen trees from the 500 pound bombs. Gasmata was occupied by the Japanese during World War II, and liberated by the Australian army in March of 1944. In the beginning of the war, targets were set based on military function, but between 1939 and 1942, the policy was slowly abandoned, and bombs were sent down on civilians and city