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Germany, Third Reich. A Collection of Stereoscope Photos by Hugo Jäger

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Germany, Third Reich. A Collection of Stereoscope Photos by Hugo Jäger

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Germany, Third Reich. A Collection of Stereoscope Photos by Hugo Jäger

(Zweiter Weltkrieg Bilder). This is a collection of 202 black and white photographs taken by the Führer’s personal photographer and war correspondent Hugo Jäger. The photographs appear on 101 cardstock sheets, each measuring 130 mm (w) x 59 mm (h), with a glossed obverse. Each photograph in turn measures 51 mm (w) x 48 mm (h). The reverse of each card is inscribed “Die Soldaten des Führers im Felde” (“The Führer’s Soldiers in the Field”), along with a sequential number and a brief description of the scene in each pair of images. They are maker marked on the reverse with “Raumbild-Verlag Otto Schönstein K.G., München 23”. Slight, age-appropriate wear is evident, but the set is in an otherwise near extremely fine condition.