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Color photos from World War IMore color photos from World War IColor photos of the Russian Empire, 1907-1915[First link Via]
Superfrankenstein-They had colors back then, but they fought in a different battalion, which is why we don't see them in that picture.
And with the above comment, you walked right into that one. I claim no fault.
Not only did they have colors, they had color FILM. Every now and then our local PBS station runs "WWI In Color" programs. Looks like it's mostly British film.
Hi, ElayneBritish moving pictures? And they got us all excited about these French stills? GRRR!T.
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Superfrankenstein-
They had colors back then, but they fought in a different battalion, which is why we don't see them in that picture.
And with the above comment, you walked right into that one. I claim no fault.
Not only did they have colors, they had color FILM. Every now and then our local PBS station runs "WWI In Color" programs. Looks like it's mostly British film.
Hi, Elayne
British moving pictures? And they got us all excited about these French stills?
GRRR!
T.
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