A farm house in Norway. Attached to December 6, 1945 letter from Sam Knutzen and Kjell Hamre, Nasjonalhjelpen, to G. Norman Wigeland, national chairman of the American Relief for Norway clothing collection, as an example of a typical farm to which they delivered aid packages (see p0646_03733-p0646_03734).
Norwegian Relief, Inc. clothing shipments being loaded onto shipping containers in Brooklyn, on their way to Nova Scotia. Photographer's stamp on reverse: "Affiliated Photographic Corp. / 21 West 45 Street / Longacre 3-1621 New York." Affiliated with another photograph (p0646_02279), a June 24, 1942 letter from Orlando Ingvoldstad to I. H. Ulsaker (p0646_02278), and accompanying press release "On Its Way" (p0646_02281).
Norwegian Relief, Inc. clothing shipments being loaded onto shipping containers in Brooklyn, on their way to Nova Scotia. Photographer's stamp on reverse: "Affiliated Photographic Corp. / 21 West 45 Street / Longacre 3-1621 New York." Affiliated with another photograph (p0646_02280), a June 24, 1942 letter from Orlando Ingvoldstad to I. H. Ulsaker (p0646_02278), and accompanying press release "On Its Way" (p0646_02281).
Black and white print of the painting "The Fjord" (or "A September Evening in Lofoten Islands"), by Karl Ouren. Handwritten note on reverse: "Return to owner / Mr. O. Ingvoldstad, 135-S. LaSalle St., Chicago."
