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Description
"Lombardo und sein Lastwagen" ("Lombardo and his truck"). Photograph of a truck. To the right two men are standing. The taller man has put his arm around the shoulder of the smaller man. Separate note reading: "Hinter der Didessabrücke wurden wir vom Regen überrascht und mussten mitten in der Wildnis übernachten. Mein Feldbett unter dem Ueberstand des Autos, wo ich in der Nacht Schutz gegen den Regen suchte. Rechts der kleine Mann ist mein Fahrer Lombardo" ("Behind the Didessa bridge we were surprised by rain and had to spend the night in the wilderness. My camp bed under the protruding roof[?] of the car, where I seeked shelter from the rain in the night. To the right the little man is my driver Lombardo"). Photograph taken during the transport of baggage of the Hornbostel family to Ayra.
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image
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1 photograph: b&w 10 x 7 cm. photographs photographic prints
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