A Wiltshire Camera 1914-1945 (book)

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Content summary: a photographic record of the life in WIltshire between the two world wars.

Identification note: A photographic record, the fourth by this author in which he returns to Wiltshire, this time recording the period between the two world wars. His wartime images catch all the ups and downs of military preparations and the realignment of civilian life; while the photographs from the twenties and thirties, complemented by vigorous captions, vividly remind us of the social and economic changes that shaped those years

Summary: A Wiltshire Camera 1914-1945/Burnett, David/1985/Published by the Dovecote Press

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