Reel, Film, 16mm, 101st Airborne Division
Extremely rare genuine WWII US Eastman 16mm film reel, coming in its original case.
The present roll shows some 101st Airborne Division.
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Rarissime bobine de film 16 mm Eastman, d'origine Deuxième Guerre, livrée dans sa boîte originale.
Cette pellicule a immortalisé une cérémonie de la 101st Airborne Division.
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Extremely rare genuine WWII US Eastman 16mm film reel, coming in its original case.
The present roll shows some 101st Airborne Division.
