Photographs Taken With Brownie Cameras
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Colosseum, Rome - taken with a Brownie 127 (1964)
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Interior, Colosseum - Brownie 127 (1964)
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Young photographer using a Brownie 127
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George Washington Bridge and USS Nautilus (1956)
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