PRESS PHOTOGRAPHY, WOMEN AT WAR. An interesting selection of approximately sixty-three black and white photographs of women's services and home front efforts, mainly circa 1942-45 but a couple of 1980s re-issues, published by New York Times, Wide World and other related press agencies, sizes ranging from approximately 20.5cm x 15cm up to 30cm x 25cm (the largest with rips and tears)

Subjects include:

• Female ambulance drivers, machinists, welders, postal and shipyard workers, together with women workers in other industries
• Members of the N.A.A.F.I, Salvation Army, A.R.P., A.T.A, Home Guards, Women's Land Army (Timber Corps)

and many others, documenting the numerous ways in which women supported the war effort both home and abroad (approx 63)