Yugoslavia, Serbia. Six Chetnik Photographs

Five photos are taken in the field, four of which feature groups (one of nine soldiers indoors; one of eleven soldiers beside a river bank; one of eleven soldiers clustered around a machine; one of a large group in the woods with snow on the ground and on the trees), the fifth photo showing two soldiers in the prone position for rifle shooting with others in the background. A sixth photo is of the Military Museum at Belgrade and illustrating a room with four showcases displaying various awards, with a portrait of King Alexander I of Yugoslavia on the far wall and emboss stamped at the lower left "ВОЈНИ МУЗЕЈ БЕОГРАД" surrounding the Yugoslav coat-of-arms. All are in black and white, one having faded to a sepia-toned look, two with a gloss finish, four with a matte finish, five with postcard style backers, three bearing inscriptions on their reverses, one of which is postmarked and stamped "K.u.K. Baukompagnie 13/b.h.2. Feldpost", two with scalloped edges, the other four with straight edges, ranging in size from 125 mm (w) x 85 mm (h) to 140 mm (w) x 90 mm (h), better than fine to extremely fine.